The iPhone Dev Team has done it again. Just a week after Apple released iPhone OS 3.1, it has been jailbroken. It’s not all good news so far, though.
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At work, I meet a lot of new people every week. Even in this age of Facebook and LinkedIn profiles, it’s still a standard practice to exchange business cards. While I have over 2,000 contacts in my iPhone, I still have several hundred which I have not saved and entered into the Address Book / Contact list.
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With the iPhone 3GS progressively being rolled out in more countries, it’s easier now to get your hands on a unit. You could get a legally unlocked set from some places (such as Hong Kong), or your could obtain one from other sources. Now, you can unlock your iPhone 3GS.
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Two years after the original iPhone was released, Apple has finally met feature parity with most smartphones (and “normal” phones!). The original iPhone was first open for sale on June 29th, 2007, for $599 (4GB) and $699 (8GB). That version of the iPhone didn’t have cut & paste, Notes syncing, universal search and MMS support, among other things. Today, you have all that and more.
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