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Posted by Digg RSS Search for iPhone 3G on February 18, 2010
Apple has banned at least two prominent iPhone hackers from accessing its App Store. Sherif Hashim, an iPhone developer who developed a hack for the latest iPhone OS 3.1.3, and iH8Sn0w, who developed the XEMN tool designed to unlock iPhone 3.1.3 radio baseband for the 3G and 3GS, found that their Apple IDs were blocked and accounts deactivated...Posted by Digg RSS Search for iPhone 3G on February 2, 2010
This IPCC tethering hack enables you to install carrier bundles that aren't officially signed by Apple on the latest iPhone 3.1.2 firmware. With this, you can connect your iPhone (3G and 3GS only) with your PC or a Mac in a way which enables your PC/Mac to connect to Internet via 3G network on your iPhone. For those of you who don't know, Redsn0Posted by smartphone - Google News on January 23, 2010
 Walyou (blog) | Nexus One: iPhone killer or just another smartphone? BANGBANGTECH A few years ago the concept of a “smartphone” was virtually unheard of. There were a few phones on the market performing some interesting technological ... Google courts smartphone game makers Multitouch Browsing Brought to the Google Nexus One Through Hack How to Enable Multitouch on The Google Nexus One |
Posted by smartphone - Google News on January 22, 2010
 IntoMobile (blog) | Google courts smartphone game makers AFP SAN FRANCISCO — Google is courting folks that make games people love to play on smartphones. The Internet giant has teamed with a professional Game ... Multitouch Browsing Brought to the Google Nexus One Through Hack Nexus One: iPhone killer or just another smartphone? Announced Google Nexus One Smartphone Set to Upend IPhone |
Posted by Digg RSS Search for smartphone on January 2, 2010
Another New Year has come and gone, and AT&T still hasn’t delivered on their promise to allow iPhone users and their “unlimited” data plans to use their smartphones as modems. Yes, of course, you can hack your iPhone to use tethering, but that also opens you up to some really scary malware.
