ilamont/iphone

From the page: "AT&T will allow 1st-generation iPhone owners to continue using their now old-'n'-busted phones as Wi-Fi enabled iPods -- basically glorified iPod Touches -- after they purchase the iPod 3G."

From the page: "So, the iPhone is finally getting 3G? This brings the data capabilities of Apple's prize product up to speed with my retired, three year old, Razr V3. Granted, a deal with AT&T using EDGE might have been the only way to bring the iPhone to market, and its interface was a genuine step forward, but would have it been that hard to build in 3G support in the first generation, enabling it when AT&T decided to upgrade their EDGE networks?"

From the page: "With Orange, which won the contract in France, the three sold 330,000 units to the end of December, but industry sources say that European sales of the iPhone were forecast to be between 500,000 and 600,000."

From the page: "The average Apple iPhone user is an avid email reader (not writer) under age 30, browses the Web heavily and may carry a second phone. Meanwhile, a lot of these folks would like a few physical tweaks to the iPhone."

Crackberry addict goes with an iPhone

From the page: "The strange journey of Appleâ€s popular iPhone, to nearly every corner of the world, shows what happens when the worldâ€s hottest consumer product defies a companyâ€s attempt to slowly introduce it in new markets."