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iPhone Hackers: Red-Rome Developer Challenge

Posted by Doc Logic on 07/11/07 in Giveaways, Hardware

iPhone hackAs I mentioned in an earlier post on the iPhone activation hack, the community of users determined to hack the iPhone is really gaining momentum. The goal is to deliver not only a working unlocked phone, but also to pave the way for 3rd party application development as well. While there have been some minor setbacks this week, I noticed over on the iPhoneWebDev Google Groups page that a contest has been sponsored to stimulate some activity and maybe bring in some new users to take a crack at iPhone. If you are knowledgeable with ASM, reverse engineering, or other programming disciplines you should check it out.

If you are just another Apple fanboy waiting on the unlock you may want to start at the iPhone Dev Wiki.

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    Serge said on

    July 11th, 2007 at 2:51 pm

    Latest I have heard is that the guys doing most of the heavy work on this have segmented into two groups and are withholding information from each other. There are now 2 SVNs as well…one is public (with little activity), and one is private (and very active).

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    Robin said on

    July 11th, 2007 at 9:59 pm

    good news!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    i just unlock iphone but i can use GSM1800,
    but signal is too poor, most of the time there is no network,
    let me fix this and i will post the link here,
    only 20 min work and you can unlock,

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