Last year, I spent 11 days without a computer — the sole computing device I used was an iPhone. This year I did the same, only my break was shorter (7 days) and I used a new iPhone 3GS. In the end, the only real difference was that with the 3GS, I took more videos.
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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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