Speaking Freely: Unlocked, Open Source Phones for Weary iPhone HackersWired Gadgets

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• October 12, 2007
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  Speaking Freely: Unlocked, Open Source Phones for Weary iPhone HackersWired Gadgets

  Posted: October 12th, 2007, 7:00am by Rob Beschizza

  Attempts to force open the iPhone to third-party development or to other carriers has been a battle. But a slew of free, open-source and hacker-friendly alternatives are in the works. We look at nine of the best.