“Anybody could do it” iPhone system hacked in Israel
Israeli computer engineers have managed to hack Apple's iPhone system. They were able to make it available for use through Israeli carriers Cellcom and Orange, local daily Yedioth Ahronoth reported on its website on Sunday.
The three were also able to give the iPhone a Hebrew interface, thus breaking Apple's restriction.
The three hackers are not ready to share how they got the iPhone to work, but did say that practically anyone could do it, said the report.
Apple launched the iPhone in June, granting AT&T and a few European carriers an exclusive two-year distribution deal.
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