Some good news for iPhone 3GS and iPod touch 3G users. Few days back, pod2g had said that his untethered jailbreak did not work with iPod touch 3G on iOS 5.1.1 and hence also may not work with iPhone 3GS.
But he has just tweeted that they’ve figured out a way to jailbreak iPhone 3GS and iPod touch 3G as well.
MuscleNerd of the iPhone Dev team has tweeted that Apple has started fixing their activation servers, which means that it may not be possible to unlock your iPhone using the SAM trick.
If you had trouble unlocking your iPhone using SAM then we’ve some good news for you.
Sam Bingner - developer of Subscriber Artificial Module (SAM) has updated it to make it a lot easier to unlock your iPhone.
Apple’s expected to reveal iPhone and iPad sales figures for the past quarter this Tuesday at their quarterly earnings call. If you remember, Apple posted record iPhone sales of 37 million units for the quarter ending December, thanks to the momentum created by the launch of iPhone 4S in October.
iPhone Dev team has released a new version of Redsn0w, which now allows users who have successfully unlocked their iPhone using SAM to take a backup of the activation key that will be useful in the future.
If you’ve managed to successfully unlock your iPhone using SAM, then please note that MuscleNerd – member of the iPhone Dev team has also advised users to take a backup of the activation ticket so that you can use it in the future if required.
We’ve some great news for users who want to unlock their iPhone.
Hacker Loktar_Sun from weiphone.com has managed to successfully unlock iPhone 4S using SAM (Subscriber Artificial Module) – a jailbreak tweak that until now allowed users to hacktivate their iPhones.
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It’s April 8th, and according to AT&T’s statement issued a couple of days back, the carrier plans to unlock users with off-contract AT&T iPhones starting today.
Ever since Apple launched iPhone 4S, users have complained about poor battery life and despite Apple’s claim iPhone 4S’ battery life was worse than iPhone 4.
The Wall Street Journal has published an interesting article which details the iPhone’s weak performance in countries where carriers don’t subsidize the sales of handsets.
