The iPhone Dev Team just released AnySIM 1.1, the free utility that unlocks iPhones from the not-so-sexy handcuffs of AT&T. The updated version works on firmware version 1.1.1, but doesn't fix baseband problems caused by updating an unlocked 1.0.2 phone up to 1.1.1 Join discussion...

APPLE fans in the city should not buy smuggled iPhones as the decoded devices lack a warrantee and will face connection quality problems in China, the Shanghai Morning Post reported today. Join discussion...

They're not easy to find, and if you have to ask how much they'll cost to run in the Great White North, you probably can't afford one. Getting Apple's slick new iPhone to work in Canada is easy -- at least for an expert -- an Ottawa software engineer has found. Join discussion...

iPhone Dev Team sources have confirmed that three Israeli guys were on their IRC channel some time ago. They suspect that these may be the same people.] Three hackers named Dubbi, Ofir and Eli claim to have unlocked the iPhone independently in Israel. If confirmed, this would be the fifth time that someone has unlocked the iPhone with a different method. The three also say they hacked the iPhone's user interface. Meanwhile, Gizmodo asked AT&T about the unlocking efforts. Join discussion...

Hackers could take control of an iPhone and gain access to text messages and contact information, experts say Join discussion...

Digital Journal — It has a bland name but a powerful consequence. The iASign tool allows iPhone owners to use any Cingular or AT&T SIM card to make phone calls, a useful application to avoid hefty long-term call plans. Join discussion...