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Insert original carrier AT&T SIM card
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Dial 611 for AT&T customer service hotline and drop the call
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Turn on Airplane Mode
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Take out AT&T SIM card
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Insert T-Mobile SIM card
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Update: the unlock also works with the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4, and will need to be done again if you reset your device. Continue after the break..
Why does anyone care what Michael Dell thinks?
The coolest feature of iOS5 that you don’t get (unless you buy the iPhone 4S).
The No. 3 wireless company is making a multibillion dollar gamble that Apple Inc.’s gadget will be the ticket to a turnaround, even though Sprint Chief Executive Dan Hesse told the board in August that Sprint would likely lose money on the deal until 2014, according to people familiar with the matter.
Seeing the basically useless state of the phone on initial boot, I told my mother that I’d take the phone for an hour or so and give it back to her “cleaned up.” I deleted apps. I configured notifications. I set up accounts. None of it was easy, and every step of the way I ran into really bizarre problems. The elegant Google widgets that come with stock Android were stripped out of the phone. The camera app, besides looking like it had been designed in 1995, just wouldn’t rotate when I turned the phone on its side. Apps that worked on my Droid Incredible crashed as soon as I opened them on the Charge. After about an hour of poking and prodding the battery had dropped from 95% to 50%. Completely frustrated, I turned to the internet, where confused users were posting questions with titles like “Should my battery last more than 6 hours?” and “I think my phone is broken…”
A new change for AT&T Wireless’ Unlimited Data subscribers will soon be taking place. Rumored to be starting in the first week of October, we’ve heard that AT&T will start throttling the data speeds of the network’s top data hogs.
Wonder if this could be considered breach of contract, and allow you to opt out of a contract.
And, if Apple can build an iPhone for under $300, you almost have to wonder why they still need the iPod touch.
These sensors would then contact the iPhone and automatically disable its camera function. If an iPhone were held up and used to film during a concert infra-red sensors would detect it.
Something tells me US Privacy laws would have a saw in that. If movie theaters couldn’t disable beepers or cell phones, seems this would have trouble gaining traction is well.
I find this shocking! But my dad is in that 50%!
Gruber, two weeks ago, arguing that Windows 8 is fundamentally flawed as a competitor to the iPad: The iPad succeeds because it has eliminated complexity, not because it has covered up the complexity of the Mac with a touch-based “shell.” Aaron Holesgrove, arguing that I’m wrong: Actually, the iPad succeeds because it enables you to read websites whilst sitting on the toilet and play casual games in bed. It’s a toy. You can’t eliminate complexity when there was never any complexity in the first place – Apple went and threw a 10″ screen on the iPod Touch and iPhone and called them the iPad and iPad 3G, respectively.
