Copyright Office rules that consumers can legally unlock cellphones

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tedk @ Nov 23rd 2006 3:38PM

I did not RTA, but from your post I get the impression that this has nothing to do with the 1-2 year contracts that most sign in order to get the sweet discount on their newest gadgety goodness. So once my formally cutting edge cingular 8125 is utterly outdated in march of 2008, I can switch to T-mob with my unlocked phone? Sweet! WTF?

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