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iMav
The Devil's Advocate
Get iPhone unlock software for free ... i have for me .... 
The free software iPhone unlock—the only one that counts— has been finally achieved and it has been independently tested. Everyone can now unlock their iPhones for free. The unlock was not achieved by GeoHot, who was credited with the first hardware unlocks.
here's the link for those who have been cursing me for not putting the source always
This SUX
iPhone Updates Will Probably Break iPhone Apps
No one should expect 3rd party apps to continue running on the iPhone after the next update. Much like Sony with their PSP, Apple refuses to be as progressive with a portable computer as they are with a clunky, traditional system. Yesterday, a lot of us took some of Apple VP Greg Joswiak's comments to support the possibility of an eventual open iPhone platform.
But then Apple clarified:
Hopefully Apple will wake up and smell the inevitable. And hopefully the iPhone will not turn into the PSPhone, forcing users to scour the forums to see if they can update to the latest firmware without worry.
Source
The free software iPhone unlock—the only one that counts— has been finally achieved and it has been independently tested. Everyone can now unlock their iPhones for free. The unlock was not achieved by GeoHot, who was credited with the first hardware unlocks.
here's the link for those who have been cursing me for not putting the source always
This SUX
iPhone Updates Will Probably Break iPhone Apps
No one should expect 3rd party apps to continue running on the iPhone after the next update. Much like Sony with their PSP, Apple refuses to be as progressive with a portable computer as they are with a clunky, traditional system. Yesterday, a lot of us took some of Apple VP Greg Joswiak's comments to support the possibility of an eventual open iPhone platform.
But then Apple clarified:
apple said:
Hopefully Apple will wake up and smell the inevitable. And hopefully the iPhone will not turn into the PSPhone, forcing users to scour the forums to see if they can update to the latest firmware without worry.
Source
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aryayush
Aspiring Novelist
Which One Is Better, iPhone or the Windows Smartphone?
Which One Is Better, iPhone or the Windows Smartphone?
I've been hooked on using Windows Smartphone devices, because of the seamless integration with Outlook
By: Alexander Falk
Sep. 11, 2007 06:30 PM
Which one is "better" - the iPhone or the Windows Smartphone? That's the question that many gadget-loving road warriors and cell-phone geeks are asking these days...
Here is my personal take:
I've been a big proponent of smartphone technology for a long time, and have been chasing the "perfect smartphone" for a while. Specifically, I've been hooked on using Windows Smartphone devices, because of the seamless integration with Outlook and the resulting automatic synchronization of all my contacts, calendar entries, tasks, notes, and e-mail over the air. And my favorite Smartphone so far was the Cingular/AT&T 8525. To meet a new business partner on the road, enter their contact details into the smartphone, and find the same person automatically in Outlook when you get back to the office is simply great - same goes for calendar entries.
*bp2.blogger.com/_KDgXmlITJmY/RuHv1A4zg8I/AAAAAAAAAAc/0y9VqLFlIgI/s320/att_8525_s.gif
So when my wife wanted a new iPhone when it came out, I was very sceptical. Sure, I do use an iPod Video and have been a big fan of the early Macs from 1986-1996, but I could no conceive of how the iPhone could offer anything to me - especially since my AT&T 8525 device had it all: UMTS, Wi-Fi, Push-Email, Windows-based Smartphone, PDF Reader, Pocket Word, Pocket Excel, Video, etc.
It took just one week. Read more...
[Via AJAXWORLD MAGAZINE]
A quote from the article:
Which One Is Better, iPhone or the Windows Smartphone?
I've been hooked on using Windows Smartphone devices, because of the seamless integration with Outlook
By: Alexander Falk
Sep. 11, 2007 06:30 PM
Which one is "better" - the iPhone or the Windows Smartphone? That's the question that many gadget-loving road warriors and cell-phone geeks are asking these days...
Here is my personal take:
I've been a big proponent of smartphone technology for a long time, and have been chasing the "perfect smartphone" for a while. Specifically, I've been hooked on using Windows Smartphone devices, because of the seamless integration with Outlook and the resulting automatic synchronization of all my contacts, calendar entries, tasks, notes, and e-mail over the air. And my favorite Smartphone so far was the Cingular/AT&T 8525. To meet a new business partner on the road, enter their contact details into the smartphone, and find the same person automatically in Outlook when you get back to the office is simply great - same goes for calendar entries.
*bp2.blogger.com/_KDgXmlITJmY/RuHv1A4zg8I/AAAAAAAAAAc/0y9VqLFlIgI/s320/att_8525_s.gif
So when my wife wanted a new iPhone when it came out, I was very sceptical. Sure, I do use an iPod Video and have been a big fan of the early Macs from 1986-1996, but I could no conceive of how the iPhone could offer anything to me - especially since my AT&T 8525 device had it all: UMTS, Wi-Fi, Push-Email, Windows-based Smartphone, PDF Reader, Pocket Word, Pocket Excel, Video, etc.
It took just one week. Read more...
[Via AJAXWORLD MAGAZINE]
A quote from the article:
no 1 jumped here on the contrary gx created this thread ... not to mention u r the 1 who wants to start with threads like final showdown ... this that 
infra_red_dude
Wire muncher!
damn! only 2 hours left??!!gx_saurav said:
its been such a peaceful day today! ps: why don't you visit u_know_who at 3am everyday!???
OP
gxsaurav
You gave been GXified
Re: Which One Is Better, iPhone or the Windows Smartphone?
I guess this guy never used HTC Touch or TyTn 2 ever or he wouldn't be comparing them like this.
iPhone just look at the UI, it looks so cool...but will it do my work?
I m in the middle of a day, & i need to do something important, say record a video of a seminar or say....have to do a 2 way conferencing on video or even better, assume that I have to edit that PDF I got in mail from my office...well..iPhone won't do all this.
Why pay $400 for 8GB iPhone when HTC Touch does everything & much better. Oh, touch is thick.....damn, all hell has broken.
Arya, a good UI is just 3 days novelty if u don't have a good software back end.
iPhone now software unlocked in 32 countries and 69 carriers
Posted Sep 13th 2007 1:44AM by Thomas Ricker
Filed under: Cellphones, Portable Video, Portable Audio
Update: Make that 42 countries and 90 local carriers as our readers have also pointed out that they've unlocked their own phones in the additional country/carrier combos: New Zealand/Vodafone, Spain/Moviestar, Poland/Orange, Czech Republic/Vodafone, Bahrain/Batelcom/MTC Vodafone, Israel/Cellcom, Hungary/T-Mobile, Belgium/Proximus/Base/Mobistar, Kuwait/Wataniya, and Ireland/Meteor. Note: the iPhoneDev list included Telus (with a note that it won't work) and double-counted India. Any more dear
aryayush said:
I guess this guy never used HTC Touch or TyTn 2 ever or he wouldn't be comparing them like this.
iPhone just look at the UI, it looks so cool...but will it do my work?
I m in the middle of a day, & i need to do something important, say record a video of a seminar or say....have to do a 2 way conferencing on video or even better, assume that I have to edit that PDF I got in mail from my office...well..iPhone won't do all this.
Why pay $400 for 8GB iPhone when HTC Touch does everything & much better. Oh, touch is thick.....damn, all hell has broken.
Arya, a good UI is just 3 days novelty if u don't have a good software back end.
iPhone now software unlocked in 32 countries and 69 carriers
Posted Sep 13th 2007 1:44AM by Thomas Ricker
Filed under: Cellphones, Portable Video, Portable Audio
*www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.engadget.com/media/2007/09/iphone-global-sim-free.jpg
var digg_url = '*digg.com/apple/iPhone_now_software_unlocked_in_32_countries_and_69_carriers'; With the European and Asian iPhone rollouts still months away, is it any wonder to find the little guy venturing out on the mean, GSM streets all on his own? According to that list above compiled by the iPhone Dev Team, the freebie iPhone software unlock has now been tested to work in 32 countries and 69 national carriers -- a list which is changing by the minute. Testing is based on calls in/out, SMS in/out, EDGE/GPRS access, and voicemail access. Not Visual Voicemail, naturally, but the ability to receive notifications alerts and check voicemail messages. As usual, we won't link you directly to the iPhoneDev community in accordance to their request for uh, anonymity.
Update: Make that 42 countries and 90 local carriers as our readers have also pointed out that they've unlocked their own phones in the additional country/carrier combos: New Zealand/Vodafone, Spain/Moviestar, Poland/Orange, Czech Republic/Vodafone, Bahrain/Batelcom/MTC Vodafone, Israel/Cellcom, Hungary/T-Mobile, Belgium/Proximus/Base/Mobistar, Kuwait/Wataniya, and Ireland/Meteor. Note: the iPhoneDev list included Telus (with a note that it won't work) and double-counted India. Any more dear
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cellimporter
Right off the assembly line
iPhone is available with me in Delhi, India, limited stock.
These are Unlocked to work with all GSM Operators (Airtel, Hutch, Idea, MTNL, BSNL etc.)
1) Iphone 4GB version shall cost Rs.24,990
2) Iphone 8GB shall cost Rs.32,650.
Add Rs.450 for Blue Dart shipping anywhere within India. Phone will ship from Delhi.
Pls note that there is US State Tax + FedEx shipping charge + Customs duties involved on top of the US retail price of the iPhone, hence the price is what it is by the time it lands in India.
Payment can be remitted in our ICICI account or you can send a DD.
If someone picks up from Delhi shipping charges will be waived.
You can email me at: iphoneimporter@gmail.com
These are Unlocked to work with all GSM Operators (Airtel, Hutch, Idea, MTNL, BSNL etc.)
1) Iphone 4GB version shall cost Rs.24,990
2) Iphone 8GB shall cost Rs.32,650.
Add Rs.450 for Blue Dart shipping anywhere within India. Phone will ship from Delhi.
Pls note that there is US State Tax + FedEx shipping charge + Customs duties involved on top of the US retail price of the iPhone, hence the price is what it is by the time it lands in India.
Payment can be remitted in our ICICI account or you can send a DD.
If someone picks up from Delhi shipping charges will be waived.
You can email me at: iphoneimporter@gmail.com
infra_red_dude
Wire muncher!
afaik, selling unlocked iphones and selling iphones outside US is illegal!!! who is this guy???
piyush gupta
Cyborg Agent
There are a number of spammers...this is one of them
Butits true that IPhones unlocked are selling in Delhi Market(I thinks u all knows where)
Butits true that IPhones unlocked are selling in Delhi Market(I thinks u all knows where)
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