iPhone Dev Team releases the free GUI Unlock Software Tool
By Will Park on Sunday, September 16th, 2007 at 1:29 pm PST In Announcements, Applications, iPhone
The day the iPhone Dev Team announced their free software unlock solution for the iPhone was something of a giant leap for iPhone-kind. Getting your iPhone freed from AT&T’s grasp was a huge development, unfortunately, the early solution required some multiple-file-juggling and a bit of iPhone-bricking risk.
Well, thanks to the hard working iPhone Dev Team, mere mortals can wrestle the iPhone’s GSM radio away from AT&T’s network. The new GUI unlock tool basically automates the entire iUnlock process with point-and-click simplicity.
Grab the new iUnlock GUI tool here.
Or, just hold onto your panties a bit longer, the iPhone Dev Team will be releasing their GUI tool through Installer.app.
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