TechToday Episode 2: iPhone Hackers
In this episode we cover:
How a teen unlocked the iPhone -
The next generation of Digital Pens -
Microsoft recalling the Xbox 360 stering wheels -
AT&T giving up on 300 page bills -
And the software to unlock your iPhone -
Running Time: 32.45
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Continue reading » · Written on: 08-25-07 · 5 Comments »
Wow! What an episode we did! I can’t beleive we finished 10 minutes before I had to leave! Thanks again Jonno!
~Daniel
August 25th, 2007 at 5:15 pmCo-Host, Tech Today
Popular Science magazine in the US talks about chinese clones of the iPhone - work with multiple carriers and can run all sorts of software the iPhone can’t - in other words better than the original you know anything of this?
August 26th, 2007 at 4:31 amWhen they say that they can do anything the iPhone can, most of the times yes, most phones can do what the iPhone can. But it’s the way that the iPhone does these things that makes it so revolutionary. Most of these phones look like it but don’t work in the same way that iPhone does, such as it’s ability to do multi touch, and just with the iPhone being hacked so that you can use it on any carrier and installing apps are just the icing on the cake. There are some big flaws in the iPhone but if you remember that this is a 1.0 piece of hardware it’s pretty amazing.
August 26th, 2007 at 12:54 pmthese hacking is just like the PSP, hack into then u can do way beyond what sony tells u it can. Playing pirate games, activate GPS on it, watch yotube without falsh and even overclocking the CPU without any soldering!
August 26th, 2007 at 4:28 pmHey Guys…. sorry I only listen you ep 2 yesterday =)
About the “oops”, I noticed after that this was an after show… even if, well.. in ep 3, the talkshoe recording was stop, but I can still hear you…. Newt time, let me know, I’ll come to visit you in the chat
September 3rd, 2007 at 10:22 amabout the iphone, I really wonder how apple and the european selected mobile phne provider will handle the “simlocking”, and in each country, the laws are different. then will we see unlocking softwares ? will the laws be followed (in France, unlocking is a right. You can unlock you phone for free after 6 month) ? How will the european phone regulatory commission think of this ?