On Sunday December 11th, RadioShack began offering discounts up to $30 dollars off of a brand new iPhone 4/4S on AT&T. The limited time offer will only last one week and consumers will have to visit their retail stores, since this offer is not available online. Customers wanting to buy a new iPhone on the AT&T network can get a 16GB iPhone 4S for $169.99, while the iPhone 4 will cost $69.99 dollars.

With the all the buzz over the back to school deals over the web, getting your kid a cell phone may have become a table conversation this year. Many parents asks themselves if this is a necessary expense. If you’re having this conversation, we explore here the possible pitfalls of purchasing an iPhone 3Gs and share our opinions on whether it’s worth changing your children’s old phone for a $49 Apple iPhone.

WalMart continues its aggressive “rollback” pricing with its lowest iPhone price offer yet. Starting today, the 16GB iPhone 3GS is selling new for only $97. That’s a savings of $100, but you’ll still need to buy into AT&T’s 2-year contract, of course. Also note that this is an online price, but you can’t actually buy the phone online. “In-store prices vary from online prices” WalMart.com warns, so you’ll need to head to your local store to find out what your actual savings will be.

We’re days away from the launch of the iPhone 3G S, and AT&T apparently is eager to dump off their stock refurbished iPhone 3Gs (the 3GS moniker vs. plural 3Gs is going to prove confusing for quite a while, huh). On the refurbished cell phone page at AT&T’s website, you can now order a refurbished 8GB with two year contract for $79, and a refurbished 16GB with contract (white only…black is currently out of stock) for only $129.

You may be able to pick up one of those hip, trendy iPhones for a quick $99 soon. Needham Research analyst Charlie Wolf predicted the possible future price of the popular phone, stating that it could up sales by 2-3x the current amount. This move would also move Apple up the smartphone ranks, allowing them more »

For those of you rejoicing at the sound of the 3G iPhone price crashing to the ground, don’t get too excited just yet. Although the price of an 8GB iPhone has dropped considerably, the price of a 2-year contract with AT&T has gone up $10, from $60 to $70 per month. Over the two years more »