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To: Elroy who wrote (7867)	7/23/2009 4:51:19 PM
From: Cogito	Read Replies (1) of 20435

Elroy - The simplest thing to do might be to get a new SIM card from the local carrier. You're going to have to pay them to use the phone anyway, so they should be happy to help you out. I'm not sure about what incompatibilities might be involved with foreign SIM cards, though. As for restoring to the old OS, yes that's possible. You might be able to just go into iTunes and tell it to restore your phone to the factory defaults. If the application now thinks that the "factory defaults" involve iPhone OS 3, however, it will still be possible to restore the old software, but it will be a much more involved process. Ah, wait. I just found detailed instructions, including even a link to the 1.1.4 software. It's a 165mb download, FYI. reviews.cnet.com - Allen

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