FIT in Japan has created a game called “Ippon Zuri”, a fishing game that deliver real fish to your doorstep if you catch a fish

It is still depends on your luck though, when a fish takes the bait in the fishing game, you will be sent to a slot machine where you only catch the fish if all 3 slots line up with same picture. The company worked together with local fish dealer who will be sending the fish to your doorstep.

The mobile games is free to download and it will cost 1000 yen 10 USD for 4 plays.

http://www.slashphone.com/70/9426.html

Sony, latest device “made to work with Apple’s products” is the ICF-ClipMK2 clock radio which is one of the first iPhone compatible speaker clock radios. Just like some other iPod speaker docking solutions, Sony’s clock radio features wireless remote with full access to the iPod and iPhone’s menus (iPhone must be in iPod mode), as well as to alarm clock’s radio tuning and volume functions. In addition, and again like some other similar products, the ICF-ClipMK2 also charges the device while docked…

Interested? You’ll have to wait for May of this year when the Japanese giant will start selling the ICF-ClipMK2 clock radio in white and blue designs for about $100. In the meantime, here’s the link to the full release.

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So, with the newly updated anySIM v1.3 software ready to rock your iPhone’s SIM-world, I’m sure some of you wondering just what it takes to unlock your iPhone v1.1.3, so here it is:

1. Make sure your iPhone v1.1.3 has baseband 4.03.13_G firmware (you can check this under Settings>General>About>Modem Firmware .
2. Verify that you are running the bootloader version 3.9 and NOT bootloader version 4.6.
   If you are unsure, check your serial number (we’re looking at the 3rd, 4th, and 5th number in the sequence. If you see “745″ or lower, than chances are you have the 3.9 bootloader (unless you messed with the bootloader specifically).The 3rd number (”7″) indicates the year of manufacture, the 4th and 5th numbers indicate the week of manufacture.If you have “745″ or higher (750, for example), you’ll want to double check your bootloader version. To do that, fire up Installer.app and add “installer.iclarified.com” to your “Source” list. Find out how to do that here. Install “Baseband Info.” Find the “BBinfo” application on your homescreen and run it. You are looking for Bootloader Version 3.9 - if you see 4.6, you probably have an “out-of-the-box” (OTB) v1.1.3 iPhone and cannot unlock your iPhone v1.1.3.

   I have a “724″ so I definitey had the 3.9 bootloader, which is what we are looking for.
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