Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
Those who want to unlock the iPhone 3G will have
to rely upon “TurboSIM” cards, which use an overlay of a tiny circuit
board to go between your existing SIM card and the iPhone 3G SIM card
tray, and require you to “cut” part of your existing SIM card out
(although reportedly leaving it fully usable without the TurboSIM in
use).
Other alternatives to the Turbo SIM include paying your carrier to
officially unlock the iPhone, something that is possible for an
outright purchased iPhone 3G in Australia through Telstra and Optus
(but not yet Vodafone as far as I am aware), although iPhone 3Gs on a
contract are not yet officially unlockable.
The third alternative is to wait for a software unlock for the iPhone
3G, and now the waiting game for that to happen starts up all over
again!
In the meantime, iPhone 2G owners can happily unlock and jailbreak the
iPhone OS 2.0 software all they want. So, good luck, and may the Pwnage
be with you!
David Bass
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