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engadget.com - 1/2/2009

iPhone 3G unlock arrives at last, time to eat some yellowsn0w

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So, it didn't quite land before midnight as some had hoped , but we're sure you were partying too hard to notice. The Dev-Team just launched its long-awaited iPhone 3G unlock, dubbed "yellowsn0w," and while they're still working out a few kinks (terming this release a 0.9 beta release), ...

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blog.iphone-dev.org - 1/1/2009

Team Blog - Don't eat yellowsn0w!

— blog.iphone-dev.org — The unlock about to be released works exclusively with baseband 02.28.00. This baseband is provided by the latest firmware update (2.2) from Apple. You’ll need to upgrade to this release using iTunes and then use QuickPwn to activate etc. There are ... (more) Team Blog - Don't eat yellowsn0w!

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crunchgear.com - 1/1/2009

How to unlock your 3G iPhone

— crunchgear.com — YellowSn0w is out and it’s ready to rock. Here’s how to become SIM-independent. 1. First, download quickpwn and jailbreak your phone. Use the latest firmware to pwn your phone ( download it from Apple here ). This will allow you to ... (more) How to unlock your 3G iPhone

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gizmodo.com - 1/2/2009

iPhone 3G Unlock Now Available, Doesn't Work For Many [Apple]

— gizmodo.com — The iPhone 3G unlock is now available. The unlocking software is called yellowsn0w, runs as an invisible application, and it's very easy to install. Here's how. Updated: Bad news. It doesn't work right. Yellowsn0w, the iPhone 3G unlock , runs as a ... (more) iPhone 3G Unlock Now Available, Doesn't Work For Many ...

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Unlock your iPhone 3G with yellowsn0w
T3.com All — ... to swap networks as you please. Well, in theory anyway. Initial feedback describes the success rate as hit and miss, some people getting full functionality with alternative networks, others getting part use and the seriously unlucky getting nothing at all. None of which exactly fills us with confidence. We're not saying 'avoid' right now, just think carefully before you use it. And don't come running to us if your Apple phone goes horribly pear-shaped. Link: Dev-Team (via Engadget ) Nokia N97 Sign up for the free T3 newsletter Want your latest gadgets news ...