Sony doesn't like George Hotz. He's one of the most infamous PS3 hackers and has gained notoriety because of his step-by-step online instructions about how to break the console's security mechanisms. Apple doesn't like Hotz either. He cracked the iPhone, too. But 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft is taking a different approach to the Hotz hack𒅌ing spree.

Above: George Hotz

On his blog, Hotzwrot🐬e - some might say "threatened" - that we was eager to get his hands on a Windows Phone 7 device. No doubt he wanted to see how long it would take before he could get under𓆏 the hood of the new device.

But instead of just sitting idly by, Microsoft e🗹mployee Brandon Watson contacted Hotzdirectly viaTwitter.ꦰ Watson is the Director of Developer Experience for Windows Phone 7, and offered Hotz a brand new phone to dissect.

"#geohot if you want to build cool stuff on #wp7, send me email and the team will give you ꦦa phone - let dev creativity flourish #wp7dev,✅" Watson Tweeted.

So Microsoft's giving Hotz the opportunity to use his skill and creati♏vity for good, not evil. Of course, that depends on your feelings toward Microsoft. But nevertheless, it's a pretty 🌱keen gesture.

Meanwhile, the only present Hotz has received from Sony i🅠s a big fat lawsuit.

Jan 20, 2011

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