anySIM: iPhone Unlocking for Dummies
We really need to pool our money and buy the guys (and gals) of iPhone Dev Team a free round of drinks; they never stop coding! The team is now offering a GUI solution (that’s graphical user interface to you newbs out there) to its former iUnlock solution, called anySIM, making the process painless and tolerable. If this solution works as advertised, as it appears to, unlocking your iPhone can be done with just a few mouse clicks. I like the sound of that.
I plan on testing this out myself later today. Keep you posted.
September 17th, 2007 at 2:05 pm
Can you undo a iPhone software unlock, i.e. reverse the anySim process?
I ask since this is “supposed” to be protected against firmware updates via iTunes (which I am aware will most likely not be the case in the future).
A good scenario for wanting this would be say, a new firmware update starts bricking people’s iPhones who have been unlocked. Re-locking/Restoring the firware to it’s original state prior to anySim (or iUnlock) would then allow you to update your firmware via iTunes without bricking it.
September 21st, 2007 at 4:20 am
i wanted to know can you receive and send video on the i phone? Also if you get your i phone unlocked what plan your supposed to use for example t mobile do i use the sidekick plan for the i phone please email me with answer if have it..
August 16th, 2009 at 5:58 pm
i cant unlock my iphone 3g someone changed the password can anyone help me?