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iPhone speaks in tongues with Lonely Planet phrasebooks NEWS.com.au, Australia - 17 minutes ago LONELY Planet has launched a series of audio phrasebooks, specially designed for iPods and the new iPhone. The applications contain more than 600 spoken and ...

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Games are big sellers among new iPhone apps San Francisco Chronicle,  USA - 17 minutes ago The big winners in Apple's new online App Store are gamemakers, who dominated sales in the week since the new iPhone 3G hit stores. ...

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iPhone Is Owned Again. Yawn. InformationWeek, NY - 1 hour ago A little more than a week after Apple's shiny new iPhone 3G went on sale, a team of programmers say they've, once again, gained control over the highly ... Hacker team releases iPhone 2.0 jailbreak CNET News Dubious achievement: Hackers ‘jailbreak’ the iPhone 3G CNNMoney.com Pwnage Tool 2.0 released for iPhone 3G SINDH TODAY Sydney Morning Herald - TECH.BLORGE.com all 25 news articles

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iPhone 3G availability plummets Computerworld, MA - 2 hours ago By Gregg Keizer July 20, 2008 (Computerworld) Apple Inc.'s iPhone 3G supply dropped dramatically over the weekend, as the company's own inventory tool ... Long lines remain week after iPhone 3G release Louisville Courier-Journal There’s Lots of Money in Those Old iPhones New York Times iPhone 3G shortage continues - could be up to a month iPhone Buzz informIT - Computerworld all 71 news articles

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Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds

Feeling a little left out after yesterday's Mac-based Pwnage Tool festivities, Windows users? Fret not, because the ever-vigilant, ever-studious hacking community has managed to come up with a series of steps to get you back on your feet again with a fully pwned first-gen handset. The whole shebang isn't necessarily for the most casual jailbreakers -- let's just say it isn't quite as straightforward as the Mac procedure yet -- but it'll allegedly get you going if you're starting with an iPhone running 1.1.4 (there are additional steps if you jumped the gun on 2.0, you impatient son of a gun, you -- think of it as penance). As always, exercise extreme caution, understand that this could cause your iPhone to spontaneously combust into a useless pile of metal, plastic, and ash, and let us know how it goes in comments.

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iPhone 3G: 32 minutes (and counting) on hold at NorthPark Apple store Dallas Morning News, TX - 1 hour ago Apple is destroying a lot of goodwill with the incredible bungling of the iPhone launch, and it's making a lot of first-time customers think that while it ...

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No free Wi-Fi access for AT&T iPhone users after all Coolest Gadgets, UK - 1 hour ago Man, I’d be pissed if I were an AT&T iPhone user, and I’m pretty sure you would be too, after reading all about your mobile carrier offering free Wi-Fi ... AT&T Teases iPhone Owners With Free WiFi -- Again Wired News AT&T Brings Free Wi-Fi To iPhone. Not. CRN AT&T muffs free iPhone Wi-Fi offer again Computerworld CNET News - PC World all 52 news articles

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The guys at iPhone Hacks just found a way to take the iPhone Pwnage release yesterday and figure out a roundabout way to get the unlock and jailbreak to work on Windows machines. It's only applicable to first-gen iPhones with 2.0, but if you're really desperate to get your phone hacked, but not quite desperate enough to get within 10 feet of those "Mac" users, here you go. Not for the uber nooby. [iPhone Hacks]

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The awesome iPhone dev team has done it again. They’ve released an updated version of Pwnage that “Jailbreaks” iPhones running the iPhone 2.0 software. Jailbreaking allows you to install unofficial 3rd party apps. It works with both the original iPhone running the 2.0 OS, and the 3G iPhones. Apps from the official iPhone Application Store on [...]

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iPhone - not just for the geeks New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 1 hour ago By Debbie Mayo-Smith Apple's iPhone is fun, but is it useful? After trying one out for herself, Debbie Mayo-Smith is a convert Okay, so the new iPhone is ...

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