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15 April 2009 - 4:59pm — Henry Davis (not verified)

Be careful

You just have to be careful when you try to unlock it. Do a lot of research first.

22 February 2009 - 5:13am — Motorola Krave ZN4 (not verified)

Great

I would like to know how to unlock my iPhone but I'm a bit hesitant I might damage it.

12 November 2008 - 9:12am — Bevan

Also QuickPwn doesn't, by my

Also QuickPwn doesn't, by my testing, unlock the phone for use with non Apple-authorized SIM cards.

12 November 2008 - 9:06am — Bevan

Does it unlock iPhones for

Does it unlock iPhones for unapproved SIM cards? This is a necessary for first-generation iPhone users who don't use their iPhone on an Apple-authorized contract. Many applications unlock the iPhone for 3rd party applications, but this has little value -- the phone is quite usable and popular applications can be installed on locked iPhones via the iTunes App store.

However with a locked base-band and a non-authorized SIM card, iPhones are quite useless. As far as I know PwnageTool.app is the only one that unlocks iPhones for use with non-authorized SIM cards.

11 November 2008 - 2:45pm — ricky (not verified)

I use the program 1 click

I use the program 1 click iPhone unlock. It updates all that for me

ricky shaw
http://mobilesforteens.blogspot.com/

22 October 2008 - 9:08pm — Mark Doyle (not verified)

Iphone upgrade

Hi there,

I have a 16gb 2g iPhone, and it has been working well using a vodfone SIM.

However I had a hard drive crash and had to restore my iMac, which meant all the settings were lost, and inadvertantly when I installed itunes again it upgraded the itunes and the iPhone software to 2.1, and it stopped working.

I have used QuickPWN and upgraded, the iphone is functional in terms of the wifi is working, Cydia is installed. The iphone is now using software version 2.1, but my iphone no longer has any cellphone capability.

Happy to pay for you to help if you can ?

5 September 2008 - 7:40am — Bevan

I'd love for people to do it

I'd love for people to do it themselves and encourage anyone thinking about contacting me to have a go first. Follow links on the write-up of my iPhone upgrade and have some patience!

5 September 2008 - 12:25am — half_brick (not verified)

I don't wanna put you out of

I don't wanna put you out of business, but quickpwn took I think two clicks for me, followed by following the onscreen prompt to press the power and home button when it asked. It sat there for a couple of mins, then voila!

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