Even with the latest software update, a computer repair shop in Vietnam has found a way to unlock the iPhone 3G...

Hien Nguyen and her trusted love communicator: the Sony Ericson S500i. (Credit: Dong Ngo/CBS Interactive) Editor's note: CNET editor and Crave contributor Dong Ngo is spending the month of December in his homeland of Vietnam and plans to file occasional dispatches chronicling his impressions of how technology has permeated the culture there. Click here for more of Dong's stories from abr...

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By the time the iPhone Dev Team figures out a way to unlock your iPhone 3G, other people will also try to unlock Apple’s handset. It seems that in Vietnam it’s possible to unlock your iPhone 3G. For about $80 you will have your iPhone physically unlocked. Here’s how the whole process is reported to be

Most would-be iPhone 3G unlockers are impatiently waiting for an easy software solution that's been in the works since release day, but in some parts of the world, entrepreneurs are taking matters into their own hands. Enter Vietnam's Tuan Anh Do, who employs a team of some 30 technicians diligently tearing iPhones and iPhone 3Gs apart to remove the baseband chips, reprogram them, and so...

HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam – 27 November 2008 – Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) announced today that the company has deployed its first WiMAX trial network for Vietnam Datacommunications Company (VDC), a member company of the Vietnam Posts… Read Original Post Here

It is clear that Asian people is more creating than Westerns is the ability on unlocking any kind of phones, including in this case, iPhone 3G. Most people in US isn’t good enough in unlocking iPhone 3G–unlike its previous non 3G version–especially when Apple was updating the firmware to 2.2 when it claimed iPhone is ...

Found under: Motorola, WiMAX, Vietnam, VDC, 4G, The once big bad Motorola is throwing its falling weight around the WiMAX fiasco good to see that so maybe they will actually come with good WiMAX based phones in the near future. Vietnamese get ready for 4G because Motorola will soon be rolling out a trial WiMAX network for Vietnam Data Communications Company VDC. Vietnam is not a place where wirele...

Motorola announced this week that the company has deployed its first WiMAX trial network for Vietnam Datacommunications Company (VDC), a member company of the Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group (VNPT), the largest Internet service provider (ISP) in Vietnam. The network allows VDC to test next-generation wireless broadband services in major cities of Vietnam, the company

Tuan Anh Do shows off an unlocked iPhone 3G at one of his cell phone repair shops in Hanoi. (Credit: Dong Ngo/CBS Interactive) Editor's note: CNET editor and Crave contributor Dong Ngo is spending the next month in his homeland of Vietnam, and plans to file occasional dispatches chronicling his impressions of how technology has permeated the culture there. Click here for more of Dong's s...