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Unlock iPhone 3G 4.2 - Jailbreak iPhone 3G 4.2

Unlock iPhone 3G 4.2 – Jailbreak iPhone 3G 4.2

October 09, 2010 by iPad Weekly

Great news for all iPhone enthusiasts, iPhone Unlocking Ltd have just announced that they will be releasing the first stable iPhone jailbreak & unlock method capable of jailbreaking & unlocking the iPhone 3G with the upcoming ios 4.2. The software will be available to download at www.iphoneunlocking.com

iPhone Unlocking Ltd have been providing unlock solutions for iPhone since the release of the iPhone 2G (June 2007) making them the most accomplished iPhone unlocking services within the industry.

This handy application will enable you to unlock iPhone 3G 4.2, jailbreak iphone 3G 4.2.

Many new features that are limited on the factory set iPhone are enabled by using the unlock software offered here. Just a few include the use of any network provider, free GPS navigationapplications, 1000’s of wallpapers and much more.

iPhone Unlocking Ltd state that this unlock solution is the easiest, safest and most reliable iPhone unlock software on the market and after running the software on multiple models of iPhone this statement is not too far from the truth. There have been no faults to report.

The unlock software for the iPhone 3G, 3Gs and iPhone 4 4.2 can be downloaded from the website: iPhone Unlock. Their software is competitively priced at just $24.99. The price includes free updates which means one does not ever have to pay to unlock the iPhone in the future.

One major advantage of the iPhone unlock software is that the iPhone can be restored back to factory setting and there will be no evidence that your iPhone has been jailbroken/ unlocked should you ever need to return your iPhone to the store for repair.

Visit www.iPhoneUnlocking.com today to unlock & jailbreak the iPhone.

Unlock iPhone 3Gs 4.2 - Jailbreak iPhone 3Gs 4.2

Unlock iPhone 3Gs 4.2 – Jailbreak iPhone 3Gs 4.2

October 09, 2010 by iPad Weekly

Great news for all iPhone enthusiasts, iPhone Unlocking Ltd have just announced that they will be releasing the first stable iPhone jailbreak & unlock method capable of jailbreaking & unlocking the iPhone 3Gs with the upcoming ios 4.2. The software will be available to download at www.iphoneunlocking.com

iPhone Unlocking Ltd have been providing unlock solutions for iPhone since the release of the iPhone 2G (June 2007) making them the most accomplished iPhone unlocking services within the industry.

This handy application will enable you to unlock iPhone 3Gs 4.2, jailbreak iphone 3Gs 4.2.

Many new features that are limited on the factory set iPhone are enabled by using the unlock software offered here. Just a few include the use of any network provider, free GPS navigationapplications, 1000’s of wallpapers and much more.

iPhone Unlocking Ltd state that this unlock solution is the easiest, safest and most reliable iPhone unlock software on the market and after running the software on multiple models of iPhone this statement is not too far from the truth. There have been no faults to report.

The unlock software for the iPhone 3G, 3Gs and iPhone 4 4.2 can be downloaded from the website: iPhone Unlock. Their software is competitively priced at just $24.99. The price includes free updates which means one does not ever have to pay to unlock the iPhone in the future.

One major advantage of the iPhone unlock software is that the iPhone can be restored back to factory setting and there will be no evidence that your iPhone has been jailbroken/ unlocked should you ever need to return your iPhone to the store for repair.

Visit www.iPhoneUnlocking.com today to unlock & jailbreak the iPhone.

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Unlock iphone 4 4.2 – Jailbreak iPhone 4 4.2

October 09, 2010 by iPad Weekly

Great news for all iPhone enthusiasts, iPhone Unlocking Ltd have just announced that they will be releasing the first stable iPhone jailbreak & unlock method capable of unlocking the upcoming ios 4.2. The software will be available to download at www.iphoneunlocking.com

iPhone Unlocking Ltd have been providing unlock solutions for iPhone since the release of the iPhone 2G (June 2007) making them the most accomplished iPhone unlocking services within the industry.

This handy application will enable you to unlock iPhone 4 4.2, jailbreak iphone 4 4.2.

Many new features that are limited on the factory set iPhone are enabled by using the unlock software offered here. Just a few include the use of any network provider, free GPS navigationapplications, 1000’s of wallpapers and much more.

iPhone Unlocking Ltd state that this unlock solution is the easiest, safest and most reliable iPhone unlock software on the market and after running the software on multiple models of iPhone this statement is not too far from the truth. There have been no faults to report.

The unlock software for the iPhone 3G, 3Gs and iPhone 4G ios 4.2 can be downloaded from the website: iPhone Unlock. Their software is competitively priced at just $24.99. The price includes free updates which means one does not ever have to pay to unlock the iPhone in the future.

One major advantage of the iPhone unlock software is that the iPhone can be restored back to factory setting and there will be no evidence that your iPhone has been jailbroken/ unlocked should you ever need to return your iPhone to the store for repair.

Visit www.iPhoneUnlocking.com today to unlock & jailbreak the iPhone.

ClamCase Turns Your iPad into a Laptop

July 03, 2010 by Amanda MacArthur


In our Apple Keyboard Dock for the iPad Review, we showed you the pros and cons of using a docked keyboard. More importantly, we noted that “the major frustration with the keyboard is that the dock that the iPad sits on sticks out like a sore thumb, preventing it from fitting in most cases well.”

Another complaint from users about the iPad in general is that they don’t feel it can replace their laptop.

Source: ClamCase.com

In comes ClamCase. Coming in Fall 2010, this innovative new product (patent pending) will include an all-in-one keyboard and case, making your iPad look pretty identical to a laptop.

There are three main components to this stylish Frankenstein design:

A bluetooth keyboard, which connects via Bluetooth, so you can still continue to use the dock connector to charge your iPad.

The 360 Degree Flip Case has a grippy rubberized exterior so that you can keep it in your hands and not on the floor, and has a “closed” position so that it doesn’t open accidentally during travel.

The Infinity Stand makes it easy to use as either a laptop, or flipped like a tablet.

Here’s where I can see the ClamCase coming in most conveniently:

Source: ClamCase.com

Storage: Just clap it together like a laptop and get going. If you don’t want to disconnect it and prefer to keep everything together, you can do it. It’s designed to easily fold up in case you want to hold it in your hands the normal way as well.

Typing: This is just a benefit of having a keyboard in general, but have you tried using one of those tiny Apple bluetooth keyboards? Trying to fit two hands on that keyboard is like trying to shove your fist into a pickle jar.

Watching Movies: If you’ve tried watching your Netflix movies on an iPad, even with a stand-up case, you know how it is. It tips… it rocks… and you’re usually holding it up in one way or another.

Ever had that problem with a laptop? Not so much, because you have control over the angle of the screen, and the base gives you leverage. Add a new and improved paid subscription to Hulu, and you’re looking at carpal tunnel without something that’ll hold up the iPad a little more securely.

The ClamCase website is not exactly a wealth of knowledge, but it does say that the case comes out in Fall 2010 and in any case it’s got to be better than this contraption:

Source: YouTube & Engadget

Apple Keyboard Dock for the iPad Review

June 19, 2010 by iPad Weekly

I was recently able to pick-up Apple’s keyboard dock from the Omaha Apple Store while on a quick week-end trip. Oddly enough, I  happened to visit the store on the day of the launch of the 3G iPad. I wasn’t there because of the launch event, because I already had my iPad Wi-Fi firmly in hand, but it was exciting to be at a product launch event somewhere.

The keyboard itself works reasonably well. It’s very similar to the keyboard that you would get if you purchase a new iMac or PowerMac. The device contains a dock to sit your iPad on, as well as a number of additional keys with specific functions for the iPad. From right-to-left, the iPad specific keys are a “wake from sleep ” key, a search key, two brightness keys, a screen-lock key and a key to bring up the on-screen keyboard.

Disappointingly,  the iPad Keyboard dock does not come with its own dock cable or 10W power adapter. If you leave your iPad keyboard dock connected to a wall outlet, that means you will have to take the cable out of the power adapter and the keyboard every time that you want to sync your iPad (that is, unless you have jail-broken your iPad and paid the $10.00 for the wireless-syncing application).

The other major frustration with the keyboard is that the dock that the iPad sits on sticks out like a sore thumb, preventing it from fitting in most cases well. It would be nice if the dock would bend over when not in use to give the keyboard dock a flatter profile. Apple does have a Bluetooth keyboard which works with the iPad for mobile use, but it doesn’t have the iPad specific keys.

I’ve placed my keyboard dock connected to a wall-outlet in my kitchen and use it as a way to charge my iPad. I’ve found that turning off the “auto sleep” feature in the iPad’s settings and leaving on the Weather Channel’s application has made for a nice dashboard that puts my wireless in-door and out-door thermometer to shame.

The iPad Keyboard dock is available for sale at most Apple retailers for $69.00, which is a bit pricey for a keyboard, considering that you can pick up a standard USB keyboard  from most retailers for around $20.00.

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