Q. What? A. Today Geohot claimed to unlock the iPhone with help of extra hardware Q. So? A. He claimed he can slip in every original sim card and iPhone works. This could mean your T-Mobile, Vodafone, Orange, O2 will work on every iPhone you buy Q. How? A. Maybe it is a hoax because the video is vague but he promised to reveil it soon.
The promise of the blog is clear: "So in one week exactly from this blog post(thats less than the time it takes to ship a turbosim) we will release simple step by step instructions for unlocking, probably not even involving hardware."
Reports from the Netherlands states they succeeded to let the iPhone work on T-Mobile simcards. They used the SilverCard hack which was published yesterday. The complicated hack instructions was conducted by Vincent Verweij on U.S. iPhones. He was able to make phonecalls in the Netherlands, according to reports by the IPhoneclub, a dutch blog. You can simply buy a T-mobile prepaid card or use your T-mobile dualsim or T-mobile subscription-sim. All three T-mobile sims are V1 types. They only tested the sims from operator Telfort, but these don't work. The coming days they will try the other big providers in the Netherlands. We will keep you updated from this site. Fortunately Vincent created a yuotube stream to proof his achievements to the world.
There is a new way to make your iPhone ***SIM lock free. The great thing is that you can use an iPhone anywhere in the world. The method is published by Sassha on hackint0sh.org ***Please be careful, it’s your own risk to do the hack. This is what you need to accomplish this: - iPhone - AT&T SIM card included with you purchase. - SIM card reader and writer - new SilverCard (SuperSim), which will be used after the hack. - old SIM card, must be an “V1Comp-SIMcardâ€ÂÂ
This is what you get after this hack: - make phone calls - receive phone calls - send SMS messages - use Edge network There are several reports states that not everything works, like Youtube. But at least you can use the iPhone as a Phone! Basically you retrieve specific data from both the AT&T card and the old card, and then write the combined data to the SilverCard.
