It’s kinda cool that you could unlock your iPhone to bypass the AT&T. Furthermore, the iPhone unlocking software is now available everywhere such as the iUnlock and the GUI version, AnySIM etc. But, think twice before you install any 3rd party software onto your iPhone for the sack of unlocking it. As Apple has announced that the warranty of your iPhone is considered void if your iPhone is found with 3rd party apps installed on it. So, you won’t be covered if your iPhone breaks within the warranty period if 3rd party software is found on it. Of course, Apple has their says for this i.e. they can’t distinguish between other third party apps and those that have been confirmed to combine with the new firmware to cause the failure of your phone. Anyway, if you insist to try some 3rd party apps on your iPhone, especially the irresistible unlocking software, make sure you know how to reverse it back before sending in for service.
via [gIZmoDo]
September 25th, 2007 at 7:10 am
u got ur iphone already specially imported from the US of A?
September 25th, 2007 at 6:18 pm
No, Ben, the US of A version is actually locked for use with AT & T, so I’ve been keeping track of the news or also he unlocking myths that have been going round the Internet
.. This post is meant more those friends in the States 
October 20th, 2007 at 9:31 pm
[...] For those who have unlocked your iPhone (v.1.0.2) and you’ve started worrying about it void voids the warranty and no upgrade support from Apple anymore. No worry, here comes a new method for revirginizing your iPhone back to its factory locked state. The method fixes seczones and NVRAMs, presumably restoring the iPhone to its original, locked, and upgradable state. [...]