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Pwnage Tool 2.0 Launched - Newest iPhone Jailbreak Solution for iPhone and iPhone 3G

True to their promise of bringing the world yet another round of iPhone-jailbreaking madness, the iPhone Dev Team has gone live with their Pwnage Tool 2.0 application. The iPhone Dev Team apparenty wanted to push the tool out in to the wild ahead of any official launch - which basically means eager iPhone jailbreakers get an early crack at the new jailbreak tool.

Pwnage Tool first debuted as the (arguably) simplest and most definitely safest way to jailbreak, activate, and unlock your iPhone. Pwnage Tool allowed users to hack their iPhone firmware file to automatically restore any first-generation iPhone and iPod Touch to full jailbroken-status right out of the gate.

With this latest iteration of the Pwnage Tool application brings a few changes to the jailbreaking scene. Unfortunately (and expectedly), Pwnage Tool 2.0 doesn't unlock your iPhone 3G, so all you iPhone 3G owners looking to free your handset from your official iPhone-carrier's grasp will have to wait a bit longer. The application will still jailbreak and activate your iPhone 3G, but it'll be tied to AT&T (or whatever your official iPhone carrier happens to be). Pwnage Tool 2.0 is available through the iPhone Dev Team's blog or from this mirror.



Hang in there, early adopters. The iPhone Dev Team will roll out an update to enable iPhone 3G SIM-unlock support for Pwnage Tool 2.0 in due time. Until then, iPhone 3G'ers and first-generation iPhone owners with iPhone 2.0 OS installed might want to give Pwnage Tool 2.0 a good once-over. Let us know how it goes, 'kay?

Want instructions on how to use Pwnage Tool 2.0? Check the vid below:



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iPhone 2.0 unlocked, iPhone 3G will hopefully follow soon

Last weekend saw the introduction of an unlock solution for the latest iPhone firmware. The first-gen iPhone users will now be able to enjoy 2.0 firmware with any SIM card. The iPhone 3G is not there yet, but there's some progress and we hope it would get unlocked some time soon too.

The popular iPhone Dev Team has come up with the latest version of their all-in-one Pwnage tool for setting your iPhones free via customized firmwares - much like the Windows Mobile community does it. However with the Pwnage Tool you can cook your own firmwares customized to your liking.

For those of you that are new to Pwning here's a brief and simplified explanation. You take an original iPhone firmware file (freely downloadable), you run it through the Pwnage tool customizing stuff on the way (such as pre-installed applications, setups, even custom graphics) and finally you apply it to the iPhone the regular iTunes way. It's that simple.



The new Pwnage 2.0 tool now allows you to (h)activate, jailbreak and unlock the first-gen iPhone running the latest 2.0 software. It's a major upgrade to the iPhone functionality and actually makes the original iPhone software identical to the iPhone 3G.

The Pwnage tool 2.0 also works with iPhone 3G but unlocking is not possible yet. The only available options are (h)activation and jailbreak so you won't be taking advantage of the 3G or any other phone function unless you are using the legit SIM card provided with the iPhone 3G.

The Pwnage tool is immensely popular and it's being downloaded feverishly all weekend. Thanks to your feedback an upgraded version of the tool has spawned - it's ver. 2.0.1.

Unfortunately, for now the Pwnage tool 2.0 is available only to Mac, so to take advantage of it Windows users will need a workaround which requires even more hackery. In case you are interested, you can check the Windows solution here.

The official Dev Team blog is to be found here. A step-by-step guide for jailbreaking the iPhone 3G can be found here.

We should remind you that there are three countries that you can get the iPhone 3G fully unlocked - it's Italy, Belgium and Hong Kong. In Italy the iPhone 3G 8GB would set you back 399 euro (around 630 US dollars) but you will get the device with a pre-paid SIM and fully operational with other carriers.

In Belgium the same thing will cost you 525 euro (830 US dollars) for the 8GB version



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iPhone u Srbiji do kraja godine?

Srbija je malo tržište da bi zainteresovala Apple da direktno plasira iPhone, ali MTS uveliko pregovara da taj telefon uskoro zvanično ponudi domaćim kupcima.

“MTS vodi pregovore s kompanijom Apple u vezi s distribucijom iPhone uređaja u Srbiji. Ako dobijemo dobru ponudu od američke kompanije, prve zvanične primerke iPhonea u Srbiji možemo očekivati već do kraja godine. Trenutno razgovaramo o ceni, koja bi bila prilagođena srpskom tržištu, ali za sada ne mogu da preciziram kolika bi ta cena mogla da bude”, kaže za Biznis Vladimir Lučić, direktor Mobilne telefonije Srbije.

Kompanija Apple za sada nema interesa da direktno prodaje iPhone u Srbiji, jer je reč o suviše malom tržištu, ali postoji mogućnost da taj telefon bude plasiran kroz saradnju sa mobilnim operaterima koji posluju u Srbiji, kažu u predstavništvu te američke firme u Beogradu.

“iPhonea u Srbiji nema zvanično. Svi uređaji u Srbiji su uvezeni, dekodirani i samim tim možete prosuditi koliko su legalni. Jedine zemlje u regionu gde se iPhone može regularno kupiti su Hrvatska, Bugarska i Rumunija, gde je Apple prisutan preko mobilnih operatera, kao što je recimo T-Mobile”, rekli su u Appleu.


Izvor: Mobilize.rs

iPhone roundup: Apple seeds 2.1 with new GPS features, possible copy/paste, also completely out of phones



Your morning iPhone news fix: looks like Apple's seeded a beta of firmware 2.1 (not to be confused with the supposed 2.0.1 that will fix the myriad bugs and issues with 2.0), which may have some new GPS features that would imply turn-by-turn directions. No argument from us if Apple really is including new Core Location hooks for tracking your direction and speed, which would both be needed for doing proper GPS navigation.

Another bit which may or may not make it into 2.1 is copy/paste. We're still both hopeful and skeptical, but supposedly in the new version of the WebKit framework exists commands for "plugins," "copy," "paste," "cut," and some others. We can't confirm if these really exist (and if they do, we don't know how they've actually been there, or if they're simply holdovers from the desktop WebKit frameworks), so don't hold your breath. Also supposedly making its first appearance in the 2.1 beta code: Apple's push notification service.

Oh, and by the way, if all this has whet your appetite for the device, sounds like today will be a bad day to try and snag one. Apple's retail site shows absolutely zero iPhone availability in the US, so if you're jonesing then check out eBay or the seedy looking dude on the corner with the overstuffed trenchcoat.

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 Amosu Ultimo Diamond



The Amosu Ultimo Diamond is touted to be the most expensive iPhone in the world, retailing for a whopping $177,300. This high price tag is a reality no thanks to the 1,179 diamonds encrusted all over, weighing 16.18 carats. Since you're already forking out such a huge amount of dough for it, each purchase will come with access to the international all-day VIP-service Concierge (VIP International Concierge Service) for a year. After that, you can slowly peel off those diamonds and think up of 1,179 ways to propose to your girlfriend.

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jedna simpatična app, "Pianist" 

Meni treba pomoc. Kako mogu da skinem muziku na Iphone?Probala sam preko Itunesa,ali mi je obrisalo 200 pesama,a sada ne znam gde su. Izgleda da su pesme nestale zauvek.   :cry: