Which would you use today with a stock 1.0.2 phone, IPSF or anysim?

**vat** · 10-03-2007 01:49 AM

Just wondering, as of today with a new stock 1.0.2 phone and all we know about 1.1.1, which would you use? IPSF seem to do something "right", but I think the Dev Team is big enough to make good future unlock tools. Which one would you use today?

**ale** · 10-03-2007 02:07 AM

you gotta be kidding
the answer is so obvious

**mdfreeman** · 10-03-2007 02:36 AM

Ipsf ..........

**duck9000** · 10-03-2007 02:38 AM

Originally Posted by ale

you gotta be kidding
the answer is so obvious

Absolutely obvious

**redgsr** · 10-03-2007 09:09 AM

Is there evidence anywhere that one method is less destructive than the other, especialy with the future in mind?

**ugene** · 10-03-2007 09:34 AM

Originally Posted by vat

Just wondering, as of today with a new stock 1.0.2 phone and all we know about 1.1.1, which would you use? IPSF seem to do something "right", but I think the Dev Team is big enough to make good future unlock tools. Which one would you use today?

I'm in this position right now..... am leaning towards unlock-fast.pxl method.... but deciding if I should wait till the end of the week to see of the anysim team issues a restore patch...

Just to confirm... unlock-fast.pxl is also anysim?

**vat** · 10-03-2007 09:45 AM

Consider this: In a few weeks, 1.1.1 will be jailbraked and all those anysim phones would have to wait to a new unlock while IPSF phone could use 1.1.1. This does not mean IPSF would work on a stock 1.1.1 or could still be unlock with future FW. This just means that from 1.0.2 unlocked with IPSF to 1.1.1 with jailbrake could work.

**ugene** · 10-03-2007 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by vat

Consider this: In a few weeks, 1.1.1 will be jailbraked and all those anysim phones would have to wait to a new unlock while IPSF phone could use 1.1.1. This does not mean IPSF would work on a stock 1.1.1 or could still be unlock with future FW. This just means that from 1.0.2 unlocked with IPSF to 1.1.1 with jailbrake could work.

Cost vs Time issue....

**nemo66** · 10-03-2007 09:56 AM

Catergorically i would use IPFS.
All the days and hours i spend with installing, reinstalling and reflashing...all that combined with an non functioning phone now (due to 3 attempts used) have chanfged my mind.
If anyone of the devs would/could provide an 100% WORKING SOLUTION (resetting the NUMBER 3) i would choose the free method.
As for now i would go for IPFS .