iUnlock Reloaded developed by iPhoneDev team is now automatic (not a graphical user interface yet). What you need to do in this new version is copy all 3 files to your iPhone, ssh in and execute iUnlock_Reloaded and you are done. Your iPhone is free and can be used with any GSM carrier. The GUI (graphical user interface) version is still not ready but if you can wait few more days that will be released too.
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The dual core processors have started to show up in low-end computers and quad core are still in the high-end computers only, so AMD plans to make Tri-core processors to address mid-range market. This gives AMD an advantage over Intel, as AMD will have a complete 1 to 4-core range to serve every market. Additionally AMD will be able to salvage bad quad core processors. The Tri core will be priced between the dual core and quad core. Definitely a Tri-Core will have speed boosts when compared to a dual core but will it be profitable for AMD because a Tri-core is basically a quad core with one core fused.

Verizon and LG have launched LG VX8350 a mid-level music phone with external music controls. The phone has a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth (A2DP), Speakerphone, and microSD card slot. The phone supports MP3 and WMA and will be available for $129.99 with a two year agreement. If you buy the phone online you get a $50 discount off the price.

Senneheiser has added four new earphones to its Classic, Street and Style lines. The classic line get CX 400 and 500, both the head phones come with a pouch, cord winder, cable clip and ear adapters. The CX 400 will cost $100 and has a short cord with extension cable. The higher end CX 500, which had better audio response and special flange ear adapters for better seal will be available for $130 in three colors glossy black, glossy white and titanium. The street line gets CX55 that has a reflective blue casing, better bass response and ear adapter. They will sell for $80. The style line gets CX 95 with metallic look, wider frequency response, a short cord, extension cable and ear adapters, and will sell for $140. The earphones will be available by the end of September.

According to Asus U3S laptop is world’s first mainstream notebook PC with integrated GPS capability. The laptop depends on NXP Software’s swGPS system, which does the entire GPS signal processing in software. This opens gates for future software update that can improve or add functionality. The laptop comes with discreet graphics card and Centrino Duo technology (Core 2 Duo, WiFi and Bluetooth) in a slim and light package. The laptop will be released by the end of September and will cost 2,300EUR ($3200).

NEC unveiled their 17” pro-media NEC VERSA P9110 notebook aimed at AV home entertainment. The notebook has 1080p resolution, HDMI and SPDIF digital audio ports. The system configurations is Core 2 Duo processor, NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT, 2GB RAM, up to 250GB hard drive, Dual Layer DVD burner, Ethernet, WiFi, Bluetooth, ExpressCard slot, 1.3-megapixel webcam, 3 USB and 1 firewire port. There is no word on price and it will be available in October.

Vodafone will carry the F700, which was launched at 3GSM World Congress in February. The phone has 3G (HSDPA 3.6Mbps), EDGE, GSM (900/1800/1900/2100GHz), 3-megapixel camera, 3.2” LCD touchscreen, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth, and microSD card slot. The phone is based on Flash UI and support MMS, E-mail, JAVA, WAP 2.0 and full HTML browsing. On the multimedia side phone supports, MPEG4, H.263, H.264, MP3, AAC+ and eAAC. The phone would be available in fast half of October and the price is not known.

AT&T to launch HTC TyTN II without front camera and call it AT&T Tilt. There will be two models one without any camera and one with a camera on back. The model without camera will be priced at $349.99 with two years contract and the model with camera will cost $399.99. Both the models will have a 2.8” touchscreen, sliding QWERTY keyboard, WiFi, Bluetooth2.0, GPS and Push-to-talk. On the software side it will come with Xpress Mail, Microsoft Direct Push, POP3/IMAP4, BlackBerry Connect 4.0, Windows media player and IM capabilities. The phone will be available in late September and BGR has posted complete details about the data plan and pricing.
You can read it here: BGR

Apple’s webpage, which gives details about $100 store credit for early iPhone buyers shows iPhone that has firmware version 1.1.1 which has yet not been released. No details are available about what new features or functionality are there in version 1.1.1. Apple has already said that they will keep adding new features and functions via free software updates.

A new flash memory standard called Universal Flash Storage (UFS), which will allow for larger memory capacities and faster access speeds is on its way. Nokia, Samsung, Ericsson and many other companies are backing the upcoming format. According to Nokia access time will drop to just few seconds for a 4GB file, which at present is more then 3 minutes. JEDEC Solid State Technology Association is expected to finalize the standard by 2009.