Smashed your screen? Broken iPhone camera? Fully scratched iPhone case?
iPhone Unlock Australia are now selling genuine iPhone parts. We've managed to source quality genuine (not OEM or imitation) iPhone parts from a distributor in China (where the iPhone factory is).
Want to have the latest firmware features on your iPhone?
Want to customised for the Australian networks?
iPhoneUnlockAustralia now has an iPhone firmware update service. After you send us your iPhone, we will update it to the latest firmware (currently 1.1.4), unlock it, install any 3rd party applications you wish (such as games, themes, custom ringtones) and customise it for the Australian network (phone formating). The iPhone will be ready for any GSM network around the world (including Australia of course!).
Although firmware updates are provided for free by Apple, updating it through iTunes with a previously unlocked iPhone will block and relock your iPhone. Send it to us and we'll update it safely for you and return back unlocked and ready to go!
We have been receiving several e-mails lately about if leather iPhone cases. Due to popular demand, we will soon be selling leather cases on our online store. Our wholesaler has given us four samples of leather cases we can sell - the question is now up to you. Which leather case would you prefer?
Make your vote in the poll below. Voting closes within one week and stock (of the most popular choice) should arrive soon after that.
Apple and wireless partner O2 this week will slash the price of its iPhone handset in the UK to £169 from £269 as part of a limited promotion, according to a new report.
The move will see the localized version of the 8GB iPhone sell for just $333, or considerably less than the current US$399 fetching price within the United States, according to Mobile Today.
The overseas trade publication, which did not name sources, said an announcement is expected Wednesday and that the 16GB model would not see a similar reduction, remaining at £329.
Answering a question at a conference this morning, Telstra CEO Sol Trujillo was cool about whether Australia would get the iPhone through Telstra.
“I have a question for you: when can I get my iPhone?” asked David Havyatt, the chairman of the CommsDay Summit 2008 in Sydney.
Trujillo, quite obviously not keen on answering the question directly, said, Telstra already had a good lineup of 3G devices and that “it’s all about enabling the things you want to do, not what some other company wants you to do.”
The Telstra chief was delivering a presentation to the communication industry, analysts and journalists about “the gigabit era” and how Telstra was delivering on it.
No iPhone yet, but the rumours keep coming thick and fast about the possible launch of a 3G version in Australia soon. Is this just loose talk, or should you hold off on that eBay purchase?
If there’s one thing that Apple fanatics love, it’s a good rumour. If there’s two things, it’s arguing amongst themselves, and we’ve often thought that love for Apple’s products all too often comes a distant third. There’s certainly a lot of anticipatory love for Apple’s yet-to-be-released-in-Australia iPhone, and the rumour mills are churning (and the fans are frothing) at a frantic rate right now.
