iPhone Business Enterprise plans available

Go ahead and start hounding the IT department. SV

ATT

Written by Salvatore Volpe MD FAAP FACP CHCQM on January 21st, 2008 with no comments.
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TIP: One tap hack, AppSnapp Installer for 1.1.1

Written by wakuwaku on November 1st, 2007 with no comments.
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Step 1 buy the phone step 2 unlock it next door

Written by wakuwaku on October 7th, 2007 with no comments.
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AT$T warns iPhone unlockers but is it just a HOAX ?

iphoneunlocking.com has put the start of selling their remote unlocking service on hold after the company received a telephone call from a US law firm this morning. Well that is the story of iphoneunlocking.com, the quote on their cheapo 50$cent website states “After saying they were phoning on behalf of AT&T, the law firm presented issues such as copyright infringement and illegal software dissemination. The company is taking legal advice to ascertain whether AT&T was sending a warning shot or directly threatening legal action.”
Another firm we reported last friday Iphonesimfree.com will offer their unlocking services next week.
Fact is that Iphonesimfree.com has verified their software unlock by an independent blogger and iphoneunlocking.com did not proofed anything yet. Is it a hoax or what? Does iphoneunlocking.com has an unlock solution and did the AT$T lawyers really called the company or is it just imagination? We will wait for the outcome.

Written by wakuwaku on August 27th, 2007 with no comments.
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Apple patches iPhone exploit itself , not the operator

The mobile operators are commonly responsible to patch flaws and bugs of mobile phones. Apple left this right as (software)manufacturer open. According to IDGnews, patching the iPhone flaw would also show that Apple had made the right decision in reserving the right to patch the phone itself instead of handing over control of the iPhone software to the mobile carrier companies, as is common practice with mobile phones.
Carriers have been slow to patch devices, even when they have known bugs, said Robert Graham, CEO of Errata Security Inc. “Right now other smart phones are full of vulnerabilities and they are not getting patched,” he said. “This is actually a good test to see if Apple can do this better than the mobile carriers.”

Written by wakuwaku on July 27th, 2007 with no comments.
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