Today, I read new on InformationWeek, I got an article that said “iPhone Drives 50% of U.S. Mobile Web Traffic”. In the article, it said that US iPhone users are more likely to surf the web with their mobile then other mobile phone users, like Android, BlackBerry, or WindowsMobile users.
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As all of us know that, there are no “Official unlock” iPhone in Malaysia from any of our Mobile Service Provider until Mid of March 2009 (Maxis come out plan for iPhone 3G by mid of March 2009, you can get it with Holy High price).
For those who get their iPhone 2G or 3G from whatever way and use them in Malaysia, normally is Jailbreak set.
What do we mean Jailbreak? iPhone, by default, is locked to one of the Mobile Service Provider, like AT&T. You can only use AT&T simcard and service if you go through the “normal” way. It will NOT work on Maxis, Digi, or Celcom.
So, how do we enable an iPhone in Malaysia and use with our Local Mobile Service Provider? We jailbreak and unlock the iPhone.
Before you continue, please read this carefully! One step wrong will brick your iPhone and make it no more usable! Do it at your OWN RISK!!!
If you found yourself confuse with what I write here, please DO NOT continue to do the job yourself. Find someone who can know this, or better still, pay someone to do the job for you, so that you DO NOT brick (brick in iPhone term, means you corrupted the firmware and even baseband, and the phone is NO MORE bootable) your iPhone!!!
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As all of us know that, there are no “Official unlock” iPhone in Malaysia from any of our Mobile Service Provider until Mid of March 2009 (Maxis come out plan for iPhone 3G by mid of March 2009, you can get it with Holy High price).
For those who get their iPhone 2G or 3G from whatever way and use them in Malaysia, normally is Jailbreak set.
What do we mean Jailbreak? iPhone, by default, is locked to one of the Mobile Service Provider, like AT&T. You can only use AT&T simcard and service if you go through the “normal” way. It will NOT work on Maxis, Digi, or Celcom.
So, how do we enable an iPhone
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On 17th March 2009, Apple announced that iPhone 3.0 is coming soon.
The next day when I go into office, almost everyone I met, were chatting on the new iPhone3.0. And then one of them come and ask me: “Hey, still playing your iPhone3G? iPhone 3.0 is coming lor…”. I was like: “HA!!???”. Read More
Warning!!!
As of the title, DO NOT connect your iPhone to normal USB Car Charger!!! It may kill your iPhone instantly!!!
WARNING!!!
Apple came out Firmware version 2.2.1 in Feb 2009. There are many people upgraded their iPhone 3G to this version by purposely or mistakenly, and their iPhone can never be unlocked by yellowsn0w 0.98 (still the lastest version as of today 23rd March 2009) which only work for Firmware 2.2 Baseband 2.28.00.
Maxis bring in iPhone 3G. Check it out!
http://www.maxis.com.my/iphone/
You need to sign up for 12 months or 24 months plan in-order to enroll the plan.
One of the plan base on monthly payment is 12 months rm100/month plan. But your need to pay a Holy High price to get the lovely phone by paying rm1900++ for an iPhone 3G 8GB, or rm2290++ for an iPhone 3G 16GB.
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