After jailbreaking you iPhone with Sn0wbreeze for 3.1.3 firmware, you can unlock your iPhone 3G and 3GS with Ultrasn0w (04.26.08 baseband). Here is an easy guide on how to unlock your iPhone 3G and 3GS using ultrasn0w

We already have a guide on how to jailbreak your iPhone and iPod Touch with Sn0wbreeze but the version we used to write the guide was not final. The final version of sn0wbreeze is out now! For those who don’t know, Sn0wbreeze is a tool to jailbreak your iPhone and iPod Touch running 3.1.2 firmware.

The genius iPhone unlocker Geohot says today 11/3/09 is a sn0w day. All iPhones will be unlocked today because he has finally released the blackra1n RC3 with blacksn0w. It hacktivates your iPhone 3G and 3GS running 3.1.2 firmware on 05.11.07 baseband.

Here are the simple steps you can follow to unlock your iPhone firmware.

In response to geohot’s purplera1n, the dev-team has released an update of UltraSn0w for unlocking iPhone which pretty much caters to most of the problems of the previous release. This is what they claim:

Yeah that’s right. If you had wifi or battery or failed unlock problems or worse if you had compromised your security by unlocking through RedSn0w then GeoHot (who first released purplera1n) has got a solution for you: PurpleSn0w. It is launched as a response to these problems faced by thousands who rushed to download RedSnow to unlock their iPhone 3GS but so many found to their utter annoyance that they now had battery consumption problems and a host of other problems.

It has finally hit the web but this time round it’s already too late and Hotz has a reason to finally give in and release his version before the dev team would because according to him they were delaying the release for no obvious reason.

This is a guest article written by Emma Best from laptopical.com – a guide for those wanting to stay up-to-date on the latest Apple Macbook releases and Toshiba Notebook news. They also have a twitter account, so follow them here

The Apple iPod Touch is a thin, sleek touchscreen portable music player in the most simple of terms. It is basically an iPhone, minus the calls and camera, and offers users the ability to run a wide array of apps, play games, and connects to the Internet.