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iUnlock-iPhone.com Announces Groundbreaking 3G Capabilities

iPhone unlocking solutions provider iUnlock-iPhone.com (www.iunlock-iphone.com) has today announced groundbreaking developments in its iPhone unlocking software, which will allow owners of 3G iPhones to enjoy similar freedoms as those with older models.

13 November 2008 - - Online iPhone unlocking solutions provider iUnlock-iPhone (www.iunlock-iphone.com) has today announced groundbreaking developments in its iPhone unlocking software, designed to aid its application for iPhone 3G handsets.

For the first time, iPhone 3G users will be able to use the proprietary iPhone unlocking application to jailbreak their handset, allowing them greater freedom to choose networks and content, running alongside the solution’s continued applicability to older iPhone handsets.

The solution is also fully compatible with firmware version 2.1, allowing those owning newer iPhones to benefit from the freedom of unlocking and jailbreaking the defaults on their handsets.

Darren Campbell of iUnlock-iPhone (www.iunlock-iphone.com) believes the developments announced today will be welcome news for the thousands of iPhone 3G customers around the world in need to a solution that actually works.

“Customers of the iPhone 3G have until now been forced to run their phones according to the exclusivity contracts agreed by Apple and the network operators in their area. Understandably, iPhone 3G owners have felt aggrieved at having to use their phones in connection with the predetermined network options, and have been seeking a way of breaking free from the default handset settings.”

“Our iPhone unlocking solution is now capable of jailbreaking the iPhone 3G, where this was previously not possible, opening up a world of possibilities for iPhone 3G owners. We expect to see a strong rise in sales as a result of the new capabilities of our solution.”

iUnlock-iPhone.com (www.iunlock-iphone.com) has sold thousands of iPhone unlocking solutions to satisfied customers across the world.

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