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How to Install iPhone 2.1 Firmware on Hacked T-Mobile iPhone
NOTE: This is an update to our previous article covering how to install the iPhone 2.0 Firmware on your T-Mobile-enabled iPhone. Now that 2.1.0 is out, the process is even easier and we cover it here for anyone interested on keeping their non-AT&T iPhone up to date with the latest release. Update #1: Chris Hunkele sent [...]
Continue reading...How to Install iPhone 2.0 Firmware on Hacked T-Mobile iPhone
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Update #2: We have added a new guide for installing the iPhone 2.1 Firmware. Introduction This quick guide covers the process I took to install the iPhone 2.0.1 firmware on my 1st generation, JailBroken, T-Mobile iPhone. It’s outlined here for anyone else that wants to do the same, but has been holding off on doing so until [...]
Continue reading...Stop Your iPhone Browser From Forgetting Cookies
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Do you have a JailBroken iPhone and it drives you bat-shit that every single time you open Safari on the iPhone to browser to your favorite site, check your email, load up Google Reader, etc. you have to re-login and it doesn’t seem to remember your cookies from particular sites? Well iRemember is here to help [...]
Continue reading...3G iPhone May Not Work on T-Mobile 3G Network
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Update #1: Chris Hunkele has provided an analysis at the end of the post that seems to suggest the iPhone 2.0 is fundamentally incompatible with the T-Mobile 3G network that is rolling out now, check it out. Update #2: Chris Hunkele has confirmed that the 3G iPhone will not work on the 3G T-Mobile network, see [...]
Continue reading...Upcoming iPhone Update Bricks Hacked Phones
Monday, September 24, 2007
Grant Gochnauer sends in the news that if you hacked your iPhone to work on another network, or just because you are hardcore, keep in mind that the next software update from Apple will likely brick the phone (read: “kill it”). Apple’s reason? They are saving baby seals and fighting terrorism with locked iPhones, or this: “Apple [...]
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Saturday, September 27, 2008
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