iPhone hack opens phone to all

Published by Charl Norman on Aug 26th, 2007, 1 Comment

For those who might have missed it: Engadget has the scoop on a new software solution that unlocks Apple’s iPhone, allowing it to be used on any mobile carrier worldwide (presuming of course they run a 2G GSM network).

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