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Comment on Is the iPhone price cut intended to give way to 3G version? by Is the iPhone price cut intended to give way to 3G version? | The 3g iPhone Blog

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 09:50:30 +0000

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Comment on iPhone not available in Asia yet, but 40,000 sold in China by tim

tim — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 07:41:49 +0000

are you serious?! i think that’s like the clearest way to post it.

and it’s true. almost all shops that sell cellphones here in the Philippines are unofficially selling unlocked iPhones at 25,000 Pesos (est $680).

The problem is, it’s just too damn expensive considering it doesn’t come with a warranty.

Comment on iPhone Q & A by bobby

bobby — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 02:47:18 +0000

What are the prices for the iphone on a family plan with other people and one iphone?

Comment on Why you should not unlock your iPhone by ALEX

ALEX — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 19:51:26 +0000

all you guys/girls sound like p*****s,My phone has no problems, never did never will. If you do have a problem you can restore and unlock your iphone and all will pass. Guess what you iphone geniuses at apple will do….the same thing….so pick up those skirts, grab ur bal** and enjoy the world of third party apps!
FYI, installer is mostly run by STE , they test and run all the apps before they get released into the public, and believe me kids, 99% of all iphone employees have either jailbroken or unlocked phones…why? because they are better and u get ur $400 worth!
if ur interested in hacking or jailbreaking ur device visit me for freeeee guides!
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Comment on Why you should not unlock your iPhone by tj

tj — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 17:05:39 +0000

I have unlocked my iphone and have experienced no issues. If i had any there is a big iphone unlocking community and are also happy to help. The people who make the unlocking programs do provide support.

Comment on Why you should not unlock your iPhone by Techitorial

Techitorial — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 09:50:12 +0000

I’d love to be able to unlock legally - but it is not really an option and I doubt Apple will offer that anytime soon. I am sure a lot of people outside the countries covered by iPhone would be happy to pay an unlock fee and keep the iPhone upgradeable from Apple without the fear of the phone breaking - but also not an option.

Comment on Why you should not unlock your iPhone by chrisr

chrisr — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 01:22:15 +0000

Here here. As someone that does tech support all day long, the last thing I wanted to do was jump into the iPhone hacking world. A) It’s a phone. I’d like to receive calls no matter what. Who knows what could happen by installing apps, etc. B) Security is a big concern for me too. Who’s to say that these cool apps people are installing aren’t secretly capturing keyboard input and uploading it to some nefarious site? C) I’m lazy. Who has the time to futz around with this stuff anyway? There’s a lot of other things I’d rather do w/ my spare time than doing tech support for myself. If you’re into it…kudos to you. Just be careful w/ your data and your credentials.

Comment on Why you should not unlock your iPhone by Isboy Palaboy

Isboy Palaboy — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 08:32:57 +0000

That’s scary. I will surely not unlock my iPhone nor install third party applications.