iPhone unlock Software finished

Aug 24 2007, 12:58pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Update:
Free iPhone unlocking software iUnlock released.

Last week we reported about unlocked iPhones that are offered in Hong Kong electronics stores. Now Engadget reports that a group of developers at iPhoneSIMfree.com has software that can unlock the iPhone.

The software hack is restore-resistant and enables the use of the Apple iPhone on other providers and outside the United States. Engadget hosts the instructions and a video. The software is not available yet. Apparently iphonesimfree is still thinking about how to make money with the solution.

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