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21

Free iPhone 3G|Free iPods|Free PS3

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If you reside in the UK, USA or Canada, read on. Anyone living in these countries can receive a brand new free iPhone 3G if they follow the free guide that this website provides. Forget the credit crunch, and do not let the recession affect your spending power!

We all have families that want the latest gadgets that are available today, it’s normal, and everybody is the same. Whether it be a free iPhone 3G for yourself, or maybe a free PS3 or XBox 360 Elite for your kids, you can get them for FREE!! You are not limited to the items that I’ve mentioned above either. There is a vast range of free gifts that will appeal to everyone, and you can even select one that isn’t listed. This is called a “custom order”.

So, if you want the very latest, must have gadget for free, please read the details below, and on the other pages of this website. It will be one of the easiest things you have ever done in your life!

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So You Want A Free iPhone 3G?

Welcome to Free iPhone 3G, the website that does exactly what it says it will do on the can, “ get UK, USA, and Canadian residents a free iPhone 3G“! I’m not a businessman, I’m just an ordinary member of the public who started “freebie hunting” approximately 2 years ago, mainly out of curiosity.  I soon realised that I could get my family (especially my kids), the very latest gadgets and game consoles for nothing, and this has become even more of a necessity since I became redundant, and the credit crunch has begun to bite. As the name of this blog suggests, my next target is a PAYG free iPhone.

If you wish to dive straight in without anymore explanation, just click on this link: Free iPhone 

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What Else Do I Need To Do?

If you want to know ”the ins and outs” of  how to get your free iPhone 3G, then please take a look at our “How To” and “FAQ” sections. These will show you that all you are required to do, is complete one of the offers which are being advertised by many of the well known brand names that we all know. Be sure to complete a free offer if you want your iPhone 3G to be completely free! I would highly recommend the Love Film, 2 week no obligation free trial for UK residents (Netflix or Blockbuster for USA and Canadian residents), or the HSBC Bank Account offer where you just have to open a current account. If those offers don’t take your fancy, then another two offers that I would recommend are the Coral or Gala Bingo offers. These are not free, but only cost £5 which is a very small price to pay to obtain a free iPhone 3G. They also get approved very quickly e.g. 30-60 minutes!

Here are some of the best UK offers:

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Some of the best USA/Canadian offers:

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Get Started Immediately

To obtain your free iPhone 3G select one of the offers mentioned above, and click on it (you can select a different offer later if required). The link will take you to the networks sign up page, where you will have to register using your legitimate details. Once you have done this, you can select any one of the numerous offers listed via the offers page.

Remember the well known saying:

Nothing ventured, nothing gained!

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May
18

ElcomSoft’s Phone Forensics Software Offers Near Real-Time Access to iCloud Backups

Category: Free iPhone
Russian forensics firm ElcomSoft earlier this week announced that it has discovered a way to easily access iCloud backups of iOS devices, incorporating the functionality into its Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker software. While the Apple ID and password must be known in order to access the iCloud data, once that information has been obtained the software makes it easy for investigators to download full iCloud backups and then follow incremental backups in near real-time to track a device's use without the knowledge of the user.
ElcomSoft researchers analyzed the communication protocol connecting iPhone users with Apple iCloud, and were able to emulate the correct commands in order to retrieve the content of iOS users’ iCloud storage. It’s important to note that, unlike offline backups that may come encrypted and must be broken into (a time-consuming operation), data retrieved from iCloud is received in plain, unencrypted form . The 5GB of storage space can be retrieved in reasonable time, while receiving incremental updates is even faster.
Obtaining a user's Apple ID password may not always be trivial, but ElcomSoft tools can also be used to capture that information from offline backups stored in iTunes. And of course if the user disables iCloud syncing on its device or changes the Apple ID password, remote access is lost.

ElcomSoft has been at the forefront of development of password-cracking tools, last year incorporating a tool to bypass hardware encryption included in iOS 4. Such tools are increasingly being used by law enforcement to aid their investigations as smartphones become increasingly common and collect a growing amount of information about users and their activity.

ElcomSoft offers several levels of its software, with the most powerful versions restricted to certain governmental agencies, including law enforcement, intelligence services, and other qualified forensic organizations.


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May
18

ElcomSoft’s Phone Forensics Software Offers Near Real-Time Access to iCloud Backups

Category: Free iPhone
Russian forensics firm ElcomSoft earlier this week announced that it has discovered a way to easily access iCloud backups of iOS devices, incorporating the functionality into its Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker software. While the Apple ID and password must be known in order to access the iCloud data, once that information has been obtained the software makes it easy for investigators to download full iCloud backups and then follow incremental backups in near real-time to track a device's use without the knowledge of the user.
ElcomSoft researchers analyzed the communication protocol connecting iPhone users with Apple iCloud, and were able to emulate the correct commands in order to retrieve the content of iOS users’ iCloud storage. It’s important to note that, unlike offline backups that may come encrypted and must be broken into (a time-consuming operation), data retrieved from iCloud is received in plain, unencrypted form . The 5GB of storage space can be retrieved in reasonable time, while receiving incremental updates is even faster.
Obtaining a user's Apple ID password may not always be trivial, but ElcomSoft tools can also be used to capture that information from offline backups stored in iTunes. And of course if the user disables iCloud syncing on its device or changes the Apple ID password, remote access is lost.

ElcomSoft has been at the forefront of development of password-cracking tools, last year incorporating a tool to bypass hardware encryption included in iOS 4. Such tools are increasingly being used by law enforcement to aid their investigations as smartphones become increasingly common and collect a growing amount of information about users and their activity.

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May
18

ElcomSoft’s Phone Forensics Software Offers Near Real-Time Access to iCloud Backups

Category: Free iPhone
Russian forensics firm ElcomSoft earlier this week announced that it has discovered a way to easily access iCloud backups of iOS devices, incorporating the functionality into its Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker software. While the Apple ID and password must be known in order to access the iCloud data, once that information has been obtained the software makes it easy for investigators to download full iCloud backups and then follow incremental backups in near real-time to track a device's use without the knowledge of the user.
ElcomSoft researchers analyzed the communication protocol connecting iPhone users with Apple iCloud, and were able to emulate the correct commands in order to retrieve the content of iOS users’ iCloud storage. It’s important to note that, unlike offline backups that may come encrypted and must be broken into (a time-consuming operation), data retrieved from iCloud is received in plain, unencrypted form . The 5GB of storage space can be retrieved in reasonable time, while receiving incremental updates is even faster.
Obtaining a user's Apple ID password may not always be trivial, but ElcomSoft tools can also be used to capture that information from offline backups stored in iTunes. And of course if the user disables iCloud syncing on its device or changes the Apple ID password, remote access is lost.

ElcomSoft has been at the forefront of development of password-cracking tools, last year incorporating a tool to bypass hardware encryption included in iOS 4. Such tools are increasingly being used by law enforcement to aid their investigations as smartphones become increasingly common and collect a growing amount of information about users and their activity.

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May
18

Apple in Talks to Open R&D Facility in Russia’s Skolkovo Innovation Centre?

Category: Free iPhone
Russian newspaper Izvestia reports [Google translation] that the organizers behind the Skolkovo technology park near Moscow are currently in talks with a number of high-profile companies including Apple, Google, and Facebook about locating research and development facilities in the area. Skolkovo has already landed agreements with Microsoft, IBM, General Electric, Cisco, and others, with the project's backers envisioning the region becoming Russia's version of Silicon Valley bolstered by dozens of major corporations.

According to the report, Apple officials in Moscow declined to comment on the claims, but Skolkovo executive Roman Romanovsky indicated that the two sides have expressed interest in negotiating about possibilities. No deal appears to be imminent, although Romanovsky hopes that the talks will eventually lead to an agreement.

Apple is in the process of opening up its first major international research and development center in Israel, looking to leverage its own expertise and that of Anobit, an Israeli flash memory company acquired by Apple earlier this year, to spur new innovations.


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May
18

Apple in Talks to Open R&D Facility in Russia’s Skolkovo Innovation Centre?

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According to the report, Apple officials in Moscow declined to comment on the claims, but Skolkovo executive Roman Romanovsky indicated that the two sides have expressed interest in negotiating about possibilities. No deal appears to be imminent, although Romanovsky hopes that the talks will eventually lead to an agreement.

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May
18

Apple in Talks to Open R&D Facility in Russia’s Skolkovo Innovation Centre?

Category: Free iPhone
Russian newspaper Izvestia reports [Google translation] that the organizers behind the Skolkovo technology park near Moscow are currently in talks with a number of high-profile companies including Apple, Google, and Facebook about locating research and development facilities in the area. Skolkovo has already landed agreements with Microsoft, IBM, General Electric, Cisco, and others, with the project's backers envisioning the region becoming Russia's version of Silicon Valley bolstered by dozens of major corporations.

According to the report, Apple officials in Moscow declined to comment on the claims, but Skolkovo executive Roman Romanovsky indicated that the two sides have expressed interest in negotiating about possibilities. No deal appears to be imminent, although Romanovsky hopes that the talks will eventually lead to an agreement.

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May
18

Apple’s Annual iTunes Festival in London Moves to September

Category: Free iPhone
Each July since 2007, Apple has held its iTunes Festival in London, offering a month's worth of free concerts from some of the industry's top performers. Apple is now beginning to unveil this year's plans, and the most notable change for 2012 is a move to the month of September.

For the fourth consecutive year, the iTunes Festival will be held at The Roundhouse in London, with at least 60 acts performing over the 30 nights of the festival. Five acts have been announced so far: Usher (September 1), Emeli Sandé (September 5), Jack White (September 8), Norah Jones (September 10), and One Direction (September 20).


Free tickets are available through a lottery system to residents of the UK, Ireland, France, Germany and the Netherlands, and Apple will also be streaming live video of the concerts directly through iTunes on the desktop or through a dedicated mobile app. The app appears to currently be limited to customers in the UK, and the company notes on its international site for the festival that it will announce streaming options in other countries in August.

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May
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Apple’s Annual iTunes Festival in London Moves to September

Category: Free iPhone
Each July since 2007, Apple has held its iTunes Festival in London, offering a month's worth of free concerts from some of the industry's top performers. Apple is now beginning to unveil this year's plans, and the most notable change for 2012 is a move to the month of September.

For the fourth consecutive year, the iTunes Festival will be held at The Roundhouse in London, with at least 60 acts performing over the 30 nights of the festival. Five acts have been announced so far: Usher (September 1), Emeli Sandé (September 5), Jack White (September 8), Norah Jones (September 10), and One Direction (September 20).


Free tickets are available through a lottery system to residents of the UK, Ireland, France, Germany and the Netherlands, and Apple will also be streaming live video of the concerts directly through iTunes on the desktop or through a dedicated mobile app. The app appears to currently be limited to customers in the UK, and the company notes on its international site for the festival that it will announce streaming options in other countries in August.

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May
18

Apple’s Annual iTunes Festival in London Moves to September

Category: Free iPhone
Each July since 2007, Apple has held its iTunes Festival in London, offering a month's worth of free concerts from some of the industry's top performers. Apple is now beginning to unveil this year's plans, and the most notable change for 2012 is a move to the month of September.

For the fourth consecutive year, the iTunes Festival will be held at The Roundhouse in London, with at least 60 acts performing over the 30 nights of the festival. Five acts have been announced so far: Usher (September 1), Emeli Sandé (September 5), Jack White (September 8), Norah Jones (September 10), and One Direction (September 20).


Free tickets are available through a lottery system to residents of the UK, Ireland, France, Germany and the Netherlands, and Apple will also be streaming live video of the concerts directly through iTunes on the desktop or through a dedicated mobile app. The app appears to currently be limited to customers in the UK, and the company notes on its international site for the festival that it will announce streaming options in other countries in August.

Apple also typically releases a number of live EPs and albums from the shows, available for purchase through the iTunes Store.


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