Full FeedApple and China Mobile make up, reach iPhone agreement
Although we don’t know the dates when the iPhone will appear in China, their iPhone carrier, China Mobile, has said they and Apple have passed the biggest hurdle in the communications. What was the hurdle? According to spokeswoman Rainie Lei, “Apple is no longer insisting on a revenue-sharing policy, so… Continue Reading »
Will you wait in line for the iPhone 3G?
The first gen iPhone had a ton of hype before its release. So much so, that no matter who you are, you most likely had heard of it (even if you were living under a rock). The first gen iPhone didn’t have 3G, GPS, or even a software development kit… Continue Reading »
Zagg invisibleSHIELD protects your 3G iPhone
Zagg has come out with an invisibleSHIELD for the 3G iPhone, and this company is no stranger to protective films; they have films for over 2,500 different devices. Using a patented adhesive that is used on helicopter blades, these films are scratch proof and can protect your whole device. The… Continue Reading »
PDO intros yet even more 3G iPhone cases
As if there aren’t already enough options for a iPhone 3G case, you now have more. Available in July, the new TopSkin and Flipp cases from PDO are made specifically for your iPhone 3G. Details and images after the break. Continue Reading »
Where we stand on iPhone/iPod stock, according FBR Research
FBR Research analyst Craig Berger is estimating quite high numbers for the stock of the iPhone 3G, as well as the original iPhone. With the iPhone 3G coming in at 15 million units and the original iPhone at 2 million, it would appear as if Apple is planning on smashing… Continue Reading »
What Apple should allow with the SDK, but won’t
Let’s face it, when it comes to the iPhone and its SDK, there are some types of applications Apple isn’t going to allow. Many of these will be expected, and I certainly don’t care if Apple blocks access to all the applications containing porn and other naughty things. However, some… Continue Reading »
91% of Japanese Internet users don’t want the iPhone 3G
A survey of Internet users from age 20 to 49 in Japan conducted June 5th and 6th, 2008 by iSHARE has found that 91% of the 402 responses received have no plans of buying the 3G iPhone. However, the survey was taken before the pricing of the iPhone 3G was… Continue Reading »
Morgan Stanley believes iPhone sales will double in 2009
Morgan Stanley is sticking it to the man and strongly believes iPhone sales will double in 2009. Analysts are saying they expect 27 million iPhone sales to be reached during the 2009 calendar year. “We believe the market generally expects a doubling of iPhone units with the lower price point… Continue Reading »
eReader brings books to iPhone, iPod Touch
A recent article from jkOnTheRun contains an e-mail from the people over at Fictionwise’s eReader that all but confirms an eReader iPhone application. With over 30,000 books in stock at eReader, this would be a great way to get all of your favorite content on your favorite phone. The email… Continue Reading »
iPhone 3G parts cost only $100?
The teardown specialist group of Portelligent has not only gotten their hands on a 3G iPhone, they have already managed to break it apart and tell the EETimes about it. From this, they found the cost of all the parts in the device to be a total of around $100,… Continue Reading »
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