iPhone 3G with new unlocking tool

California, United States, January 4: Are you worried about unlocking your iPhone 3G? If yes, than here is the answer, IPhone Dev Team has brought out unlocking software’s beta version to compensate for its unfulfilled promise.

IPhone Dev Team had made the promise to launch the unlocking software for unlocking the iPhone 3G on New Year's Eve, but the team could not keep its own words. For this inefficiency, the team received criticism from iPhone 3G users worldwide.

Thus, to pacify the users the team developed the iPhone 3G unlocking application to enable the users to jailbreak or unlock their phones easily.

The new beta version-unlocking tool after installation allows the user to use the iPhone 3G in sync with any GSM network like- T-Mobile USA or Rogers, the team said. However, since T-Mobile uses different frequency, which cannot receive 3G service, its users will not be able to access the service.

The code identity of the unlocking software is “yellowsn0w” and it has been encoded into a user-friendly design, so that the application is simple to use.

This software is not completely safe for the users and their devices, as the unlocking tool is not free from bugs. The latest version of the software- 0.9.4 beta has a few bugs in it, iPhone Dev Team cautioned.

Users can get more information in detail by downloading the latest version of this unlocking application from YouTube. The users can consult the iPhone Dev Team through their blog at- http://blog.iphone-dev.org/

IPhone 3G is a product of Apple Inc. iPhone 3G was launched in June 2007 and is a multimedia second-generation smart phone with a multi-touch screen. It has a minimal hardware interface. This phone can support 3G cellular-wireless networking.

The main features of this phone are- it has an HVGA touchscreen, Wi-Fi, and GPS. Native third-party applications can also run on this phone but the application must be first approved by Apple. Users can avail corporate email service through this phone as it can easily connect to Microsoft Exchange.