Prototype iPhone firmware posted, leaves more questions than answers
The physical devices have been unceremoniously pulled off eBay, yes, but thankfully, their spirit lives on thanks to ripped binaries now circulating the interwebs. It seems that no one has quite figured out how to run the pre-pro iPhone firmware outright, but we're sure it's just a matter of time. While we twiddle our thumbs, one of the firmware's more interesting nuggets -- the colorfully-named skankphone.app -- has apparently been successfully launched from an iPhone 3G's home screen, briefly producing this unfortunate image for your viewing enjoyment before booting you back out. This is all either an elaborate hoax crafted by some of the crazier minds in the iPhone hacking community, or there are some awfully sick puppies in Cupertino's iPhone team -- but either way, we're finding ourselves wanting more. What?
[Thanks, Marcel]
[Thanks, Marcel]























This guy is probably an engineer working on the iPhone, and someone did this as a joke!
haha
That's a guy from one of the "I'm a Mac" ads. After the Mac guy trots out his home video (some supermodel) the Windows guy says "I made a movie too" and this guy in drag walks out.
Classy advertising at it's best ;p
gisele bundchen
Alternatively, Skankphone is supposed to be the old Springboard. If you don't boot it as such (at boot time instead of as a plain old application), it shows like that.
NOODZ PLZ!
MOAR!
thats easy the i-phone was mad for guy folks .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNnX6XRQBec
http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=7268397&postcount=154
Interesting. SkankPhone launched on iPhone 2G.