No Unlock for iphone 3GS,3G or 2G yet, but jailbreak is already released (Spirit)

Finally some good news for iphone owners. A jailbreaking tool has been released today.
Very much wanted Spirit jailbreak has been released for download today, and you can jailbreak your iphone with some simple steps.
But this is half news for some, because many of you upgraded your iphone to 3.1.3 firmware, those loosing your unlock. Rumours say very soon will be released a new unlock tool for 3.1.3, so you will need some patience.

miShare new iPod information sharing device

miShare (does it stand for my=mi share?), no it's just a name of this device. What does miShare?
It enables sharing of information between 2 iPod's, without having them connected to a computer device. This gadget allows you to get pictures, contacts and even Mp3 (yes exactly) files on the way by simply connecting 2 iPod's. It is that simple as it looks.
This could be Apple's worst nightmare, I can't wait to see how will apple deal with this kind of devices.
The cost of miShare is announced to be $99.95 and will be released in time for Christmas but you can do a pre-order from www.mishare.com .

iPhone Hazardous???

Yes , i was suppressed after reading the story. Guys at Greenpeace.com written an interesting story about how green iPhone really is.

After buying iPhone the Greenpeace team sent it to hazard test in uk, where their specialist actually found that iPhone is not so nature (body) friendly.
After taking it apart and deep analysing they found out that iPhone contains toxic brominated compounds (indicating the presence of brominated flame retardants [BFRs] ) and hazardous PVC and other stuff. The Greenpeace iPhone story has been named as:"Missed call: the iPhone's hazardous chemicals".
And here we have a nice video made by Greenpeace.com.

iPod touch hacked by teenager???

Seems like lots of people like playing (hacking) with their apple portable devices. This time we have a story about a kid (13 Year old boy... yes 13 years) hacking the iPod touch with its own method. The method known as iJailBreak enables users to install third-party applications on iPod Touch with a simple process which doesn't require any hacking skills at all.

iJailBreak is designed to work with Intel Macs for now, but more compatibility is coming soon.
You can get the free code from the link.

Anyway i wouldn't suggest you to use the code before getting any further information about the pros and cons, cause we know what happened with iPhone hacking after firmware update.

via: link