Want to use your iPhone on the Telstra network? No problem.

By: Jonathan S. Geller | Jul 28th, 2007 at 11:58AM

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Filed Under: Apple, Handsets

While we’re not quite sure exactly how he did it, it sounds like a sneaky iPhone pioneer managed to combine SIM card data from an AT&T SIM and a Telstra SIM to get the iPhone working on his network. Incoming calls don’t work, either does data (you can’t manually set the data APN anyway), but he’s making outgoing calls. At least it’s a step in the right direction.

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