09 Jul
Posted by i.nconspicuo.us as Random Stuff
As long as I’ve had an iPhone, I had never really seen the need to jailbreak it. Recently, I purchased the new iPhone 3GS and I have very new iPhone 3G that I had just gotten for Christmas. I know that the iPhone 3G is now selling for $99, so I looked on eBay and found that Jailbroken/Unlocked iPhone 3G’s are selling for $200-$300, sometimes up to $350. Not wanting to miss an opportunity to make a little bit of extra cheddar, I quickly downloaded Quickpwn (on my Mac) and let the jailbreaking commence. The entire process was extremely simple, Quickpwn takes all of the guesswork our of jailbreaking/unlocking your iPhone.
I now have an unlocked iPhone 3G, and I will probably be unlocking my new iPhone 3GS very soon. Does anybody have any reason not to unlock/jailbreak the new iPhone 3GS (other than the fact that it voids the Apple warranty)?
I’d love to hear your opinion in the comments!
4 Responses
DM
July 10th, 2009 at 6:30 am
1How much are you selling it for? I’m looking for a budget iPhone to use with T-Mobile. The market is brutal.
i.nconspicuo.us
July 10th, 2009 at 8:56 am
2Make an offer if you’d like, but my original plans were just to post it on eBay (because of the fact that the market is brutal) and see how much I can get for it. I’ll post a link in this post once I add it to eBay.
Ahsan
July 14th, 2009 at 8:04 pm
3Typically, when you jailbreak and unlock an iPhone particularly with qucikpawn, i have noticed, random crashes, and out of the box functionality just not working as anticipated.
This is mostly due to: installing non-approved app’s. They are unapproved as they haven’t gone through the rigorous memory/cpu/performance tests that all iTunes endorsed apps go through.
So basically you end up with a screwed up iPhone and a lot of the joy is gone.
What version o/s was the 3G?
i.nconspicuo.us
July 17th, 2009 at 3:00 pm
43.0 OS
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