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Up for grabs is a Apple iPhone 3G 8GB. This phone is in good condition with the usual wear & tear on the back cover but currently has a mirror screen protector and hard case to prevert future scratch's.

This phone has also been Jailbroken (Software 3.0.1) so you can download apps from Cydia, Icy and Rock (App Stores with mostly free apps). It is also unlocked and has had AppSync installed on it so you can download paid apps for free from Torrents & File Sharing Websites and Sync them onto the phone for free through iTunes.

Phone currently features:

Winterboard (App for Custom Themes)

Tom Tom with Australia Maps

eBay

Facebook

Shazam (Search's artist's & titles to songs)

Psx4iphone (Playstation 1 Emulator)

Snes4iphone (Super Nintendo Emulator)

Games - Doom, Quake, Wolf3D, Sheep Launch, Need For Speed Underground, Ashphalt, Knights, Ganstar (like Grand Theft Auto), Sandstrom (like Call Of Duty), Ferrari GT, X2Football (Soocer Game), The Sims 3, Payback (like the original Grand Theft Auto) Tetris, Worms, Bansai Blast, Doodle Jump, Minigore, BMX Park, Flick Fishing, Fast & Furious, Battle Bears, Vans Skate, Wheres Wally.

PDF Reader.

Phone comes complete in box with Headphones, USB Cable, Intruction Manual, Hard Case but minus the wall charger as it has been misplaced. Phone can still be charged via USB and wall charger can be purchased for next to nothing.

IMEI: 011613003984397

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Price: $400

Contact: 0412876885

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