Today Scott Kleinberg from RedEye has presented 50 unique stylish wallpapers for Apple iPhone.
He made them himself. From scratch. Like chicken soup, only more colorful.

The size is exactly 320×480, no assembly required.

If you want theese wallpapers, here is the step-by-step procedure from Scott:

1. Click HERE to go to the wallpaper folder.

2. Find the ones you like and right click. Choose save image and put them in a separate folder on your desktop. Or add them to a previous wallpaper folder.

3. Then, depending on whether you’re using a Mac or PC, sync them to your phone with your favorite photo program.

4. Go to your photos and you should see the new wallpapers in the proper folder.

5. Now just go to settings–wallpaper and choose the folder and you are good to go.

Thanks Scott for a great job, i hope you won’t stop and will continue to create cool stylish wallpapers for Apple iPhone…

Recently a famous analyst from Piper Jaffray has published another survey concerning Apple iPhone popularity in USA, it was found out that 3% of US teens have already purchased Apple iPhone and 9% of their friends are planning to buy Apple’s gadget within the next 6 months. One more fact from this survey - 4.2% of parents own Apple iPhone…I am speechless.

As with most surveys, you have to take it with a bit of salt. It won’t be entirely accurate, the small sample size of 980 students doesn’t contain as much variety and even then, the somewhat 28 million teens makes the sample size look minuscule.

Gene Munster also has analyzed a trend in Digital player popularity. The iPod reigns in at at 82% while 47% stated they would buy a new player within 12 months. And only 79% use iTunes to legally purchase a music.

So, the game is continues. Few days ago developers from iPhone Dev Team have declared about successful Hack, which allowed to get full file access to iPhone’s OS. Guys from iPhoneSIMFree.com only several hours later have managed to develop this success and to issue the first high-grade utility of iPhone’s 1.1.1 unlocking.

Another good (for owners of unlocked iPhones) news is that the iPhoneSIMFree utility allows also “to recover” the devices cracked with the help of anySIM and iUnlock.

Well good news for today are over. As before, iPhoneSIMFree utility is not free-of-charge and it costs $60. We do not want to judge is this price an adequate, however we suspect, that during next few days free-of-charge analogues of this utility will be released, as it was in a case of 1.0.2 firmware.
You can download iPhoneSimFree utility from HERE. You can find the step-by-step manual HERE.

P.S. By the way, Cupertino do not doze. Has appeared the first information that Apple has already prepared the 1.1.2 Update, therefore we suggest that “this song will be eternal”…