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According to a post on his blog, a well-known Norwegian hacker has figured out a way to bypass restrictions on the iPhone that forces people to activate on the AT&T network. Now the iPhone might be worth buying. Digital Journal — Jon Lech Johansen, a 23-year-old famous for his hacking of...

So you’ve made up your mind, you’re going to get an iPhone. You will head over to your local Apple Store, dish out $499 (or $599) and you’re even willing to switch your wireless provider for the all mighty iPhone. However, you’ve never switched your provider before, and you’re a little...

Found this at Engadget. Lolz....how many reasons does Apple needs to understand that iPhone is already a failure & will cater to a very small market. :D 1) Doesn't run Windows Mobile/Palm OS so it is not for enterprice. 2) Doesn't allows 3rd party applications 3) Will be available only with...

That’s right, 1 million AT&T (formerly Cingular) customers have requested to be notified of any more information of the iPhone when its announced, including final prices, tariffs and, of course, the release date for the iPhone. It seems that the iPhone has generated so much hype around the...

AT&T revealed late Aug 29, that some undisclosed number of unauthorised persons had illegally hacked into one of it's Computer Systems & accessed the personal data - including credit-card info of 19,000 customers who had purchased DSL equipment through the company's online store...