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Unlocked phones, such as the Apple iPhone, give you more freedom and versatility, and enable you to use it with any sim card. When the Apple iPhone was released, many people thought you had to switch to AT&T to be able to use it. However, you can unlock the iPhone in approximately 30 short minutes. This tutorial will show you how to unlock the Apple iPhone.

1. Check your firmware. This can be done by dialing *300112345#*. This number will count as an emergency number, so you can dial it even if you do not have service. The firmware version should be 03.14.08._G.

- If this is the firmware version, you can continue to Step 2.

- If the firmware is 04.01.13._G, you will have the system update and you will not be able to unlock your phone with these instructions.

2. Once you confirmed your firmware version, you will need to download iTunes version 7.3.2 and iBrickr to your computer. You will need this specific version of iTunes. Do a Google search to make sure you get the correct version. After downloading the programs, extract all files to your hard drive.

3. Now you need to attach your iPhone to the computer with a USB cable. Open the iBrickr program and follow the onscreen installation instructions.

4. Now you need to click the Sweet button on iBrickr to see a screen on your phone. You should see 4 options on this screen: Ringtones, Sounds, Applications, and Files. If you do not see this on your screen, click F5 to refresh your Internet connection.

5. Now you need to download the lockdownd from your computer to your iPhone with the use of the iBrickr software. You will need to find /user/libexec on the right side of the screen and click Upload. Select the file Lockdownd. Go back 2 screens using the Up button. Look for the /var/root/Library/Lockdown/ entry and click it. Now you need to upload data_ark.plist, device_public_key.pem, and device-private-key.pem. Click Yes to overwrite the files on your iPhone.

6. Go back to the iBrickr main page and click Applications. Follow the onscreen instructions to proceed. After doing this, do a soft reboot and click Installer.

7. Now you need to connect to the Internet and select Update to run all new updates on your iPhone. Once you return to the home screen, you will need to install Community Sources.

8. Go back to the iBrickr program and click Browse Applications. Go to anySIM to install it.

9. Now you need to navigate to Settings, General and then Autolock. Set the Autolock to Never. Go to the home screen and go to anySIM. Slide the bar over to unlock. Select the red button to continue.

Now, you can use any SIM on your iPhone.

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Box.net chief executive Aaron Levie might have a soft spot for Android, but he has to go where the money is. So his company is unveiling a slew of new features for its iPad application today before it gets to work on pumping up its Android application.

The newest version of Box.net’s iPad application features a projection mode, which lets Box.net users connect their iPads to a display and project whatever is on their iPad on the new screen. That can include anything from additional monitors to projectors. The feature requires an iPad connection cable to connect the iPad directly to a secondary display.

Box.net’s latest version of its iPad app also features air printing for documents stored online. Apple enabled wireless printing for its devices in one of its recent iPhone operating system updates. The feature lets iPhone and iPad users print documents on any wi-fi connected printer that’s on the same network without having to install any additional drivers. But a number of companies like HP have already released third-party apps that enabled wi-fi printing.

Aside from that, Box.net is including a locking feature and a way to log onto multiple enterprise accounts with a single screen name and password through the application. Since Box.net typically logs in automatically, the application now has a password lock like the iPad’s normal password lock function. That means once a user locks the device, they have to type in a four-digit password to unlock it an access the application.

Box.net decided to focus on the iPad because it has such a wide distribution — at least for now, Levie said. He said tablets running Google’s mobile operating system Android will eventually take over the enterprise tablet market – especially once the latest version of Android, dubbed Honeycomb, hits the market. But until then, the iPad has proved to be quite popular. iPad users have downloaded the Box.net application more than 250,000 times since it launched.

But that doesn’t mean Box.net is completely ignoring Android. Box.net currently has an Android application that Android users have downloaded more than 70,000 since it launched in the fourth quarter last year. Box.net is also working with Samsung, the manufacturer of the Galaxy Tab, to pre-load the Box.net application on its newest tablets. Levie also said there’s a certain appeal to working with the Android team when developing an application.

“The whole Android team is really accessible and loves getting down into the stuff you’re working on,” Levie said. “Which is totally awesome because you can get some really great feedback.”

But as “awesome” as it is to work with the Android team, Levie said that there’s a certain elegance to how Apple has rolled out its app development ecosystem. Since there is just one tablet and one phone, developers don’t have to fret about form factors and how big screens will be. So developers can make iPad and iPhone applications much more quickly than they can develop Android applications, he said.

There aren’t any plans for a Box.net application for some of the other tablet operating systems just yet despite a slew of new devices on the way. Research in Motion hopes to make a splash in the enterprise tablet space with its PlayBook tablet, which runs on the BlackBerry operating system. But Research in Motion already plans to run Android applications on the PlayBook — so it might be moot to make a BlackBerry tablet Box.net application.

Nokia just jumped into the pool with Microsoft and plans to release phones running the Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system. Hewlett-Packard also recently unveiled a new tablet and several smartphones running on Palm’s WebOS mobile operating system. Both are good targets, but it’s too early to tell whether they’ll have any kind of traction, Levie said. So for the time being, Box.net is going to stick with the iPad and Android.

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Starting from iOS 4.0, Apple completely cut off the support for aging original iPhone EDGE and iPod touch first-generation. Their decision of course was justified because of the low RAM found in these first-gen devices which were released back in 2007.

While iOS 4.2.1 is still available for iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G, they are barely capable of running it, and that too without the goodness of multitasking, wallpapers and Folders.

But all is not lost as the iPhone jailbreak community has now come up with a mod, which brings the complete look and feel of iOS 4.2.1 for iPhone 2G, 3G and iPod touch 1G and 2G. The mod is basically based on the iPhone OS 3.1.3, to replicate the experience of iOS 4 on the first and second generation iPhone and iPod touch.

This custom firmware, dubbed WhiteD00r, includes everything from: wallpapers, new semi transparent dock (and UI), backgrounds, all new icons from iOS 4.x, Voice Control, multitasking, video recording, and more. Full list of features can be found here.

Here is a video of it in action:

WhiteD00r custom 4.2.1 firmware for iPhone 2G, 3G, iPod touch 1G and 2G can be downloaded from here.

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Unlocked phones, such as the Apple iPhone, give you more freedom and versatility, and enable you to use it with any sim card. When the Apple iPhone was released, many people thought you had to switch to AT&T to be able to use it. However, you can unlock the iPhone in approximately 30 short minutes. This tutorial will show you how to unlock the Apple iPhone.

1. Check your firmware. This can be done by dialing *300112345#*. This number will count as an emergency number, so you can dial it even if you do not have service. The firmware version should be 03.14.08._G.

- If this is the firmware version, you can continue to Step 2.

- If the firmware is 04.01.13._G, you will have the system update and you will not be able to unlock your phone with these instructions.

2. Once you confirmed your firmware version, you will need to download iTunes version 7.3.2 and iBrickr to your computer. You will need this specific version of iTunes. Do a Google search to make sure you get the correct version. After downloading the programs, extract all files to your hard drive.

3. Now you need to attach your iPhone to the computer with a USB cable. Open the iBrickr program and follow the onscreen installation instructions.

4. Now you need to click the Sweet button on iBrickr to see a screen on your phone. You should see 4 options on this screen: Ringtones, Sounds, Applications, and Files. If you do not see this on your screen, click F5 to refresh your Internet connection.

5. Now you need to download the lockdownd from your computer to your iPhone with the use of the iBrickr software. You will need to find /user/libexec on the right side of the screen and click Upload. Select the file Lockdownd. Go back 2 screens using the Up button. Look for the /var/root/Library/Lockdown/ entry and click it. Now you need to upload data_ark.plist, device_public_key.pem, and device-private-key.pem. Click Yes to overwrite the files on your iPhone.

6. Go back to the iBrickr main page and click Applications. Follow the onscreen instructions to proceed. After doing this, do a soft reboot and click Installer.

7. Now you need to connect to the Internet and select Update to run all new updates on your iPhone. Once you return to the home screen, you will need to install Community Sources.

8. Go back to the iBrickr program and click Browse Applications. Go to anySIM to install it.

9. Now you need to navigate to Settings, General and then Autolock. Set the Autolock to Never. Go to the home screen and go to anySIM. Slide the bar over to unlock. Select the red button to continue.

Now, you can use any SIM on your iPhone.