The folks at iPhoneSIMfree.com claim to have unlocked the iPhone, and in doing so have made it possible to use with some other carriers — not just AT&T. Engadget is also backing up these claims.
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I’m hosting some PDFs for a friend of mine who writes an interesting periodical called Eight Pager Magazine which includes “film and music reviews, writings and musings”. Check it out if you get a chance.      
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Apple recently added refurbished iPhones to their store. If you are interested in buying an iPhone, but the price was a little too steep for you, this might be your chance. These refurbished iPhones are covered by Apple’s One-Year Limited Warranty, and also qualify for free shipping.
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I’ve had my Speck MacBook hard case for five months now, and I can say without a doubt that it is a great accessory for anyone who values their MacBook. I received it as a gift from my fiancé (who, by the way, is great at giving geeky gifts).
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The new iMacs look great, in my opinion. Yeah, I know that they aren’t extremely different from the previous generation. Each generation seems to become simpler while also becoming more powerful. Becoming more powerful is a given in the computer industry, but some companies only improve on the inside of their computers while maintaining the [...]
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The first iPhone update was released July 30, 2007 only days after the exploit was announced, meanwhile, one of the researchers credited for finding the exploit bashes Apple and their stance on security.
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Apple has issued a “fix” for the mDNSResponder exploit, that was recently revealed. This “fix” comes in the form of Security Update 2007-007. From Apple’s site:
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