iphone 3g
Target offering up great deals for iPhone 4S and other smartphones starting today
If you’ve been wanting to score an iPhone 4S since it was released a couple of months ago, now is probably the best time to get it. And if you do, you might want to check out Target’s current deals offering the AT&T 16GB iPhone 4S at 25% off from its current selling price of more »
AT&T ups the iPhone 3GS price, goes from free to an almost-free $0.99
Gone are the days of the free iPhone 3GS with AT&T. Though, before anyone gets concerned even the slightest, the price has only been increased a tiny amount. Basically, AT&T had the iPhone 3GS available for free on a two-year agreement and now they have it priced at $0.99. And just to clarify, that $0.99 more »
T-Mobile claims over one million iPhones are currently in use on their network
As much as T-Mobile may want to officially carry the iPhone brand on their network, they are actually doing pretty well without it. In fact, 9to5mac heard from a T-Mobile spokesperson that T-Mobile carries over a million unlocked iPhones on their network, which is a pretty impressive figure considering one cannot buy an iPhone on more »
Gadgetell Review: Powermat receiver/case for the iPhone 3G
The Powermat is now available and we’ve got the iPhone 3G receiver/case. Place the phone in the case and then place it on the Powermat charging mat. Then your phone charges wirelessly. Does it work like Powermat says? Gadgetell finds out.
Verizon cuts pricing of many smartphones to $99 with a 2 year contract
Verizon has dropped all smartphone pricing to $99 with a few exceptions. Prominent smartphones such as the HTC Touch Pro and the HTC Touch Diamond have also received price cuts and are now selling for $99 with a two year contract. Maybe Verizon wants to give customers’ wallets a break, or they are trying to clear these devices to make way for the HTC Touch Pro 2 and the HTC Touch Diamond 2.
NAVIGON releases subscription free iPhone GPS navigation
When Apple showed off it’s iPhone 3.0 software at WWDC, one of the more interesting presentations came from TomTom with their GPS app. It was finally a an iPhone app that actually replaced another expensive gadget. The TomTom app has yet to debut, and so far the GPS apps we have seen require a monthly more »
AT&T warns that iPhone pre-orders may not do you much good
Pretty much like has happened the past couple of years, it looks like those folks pre-ordering the iPhone 3G S probably aren’t going to get their phone on the launch date. Due to major sell-outs, anyone pre-ordering from Saturday, June 13th and later are not going to get them at launch. AT&T’s internal sales system more »
Navigon announces their own GPS app for the iPhone
Wow, I’m actually pretty surprised Navigon announced a new app for the iPhone today. I thought TomTom would be the only major GPS company that would create an app for the iPhone’s new 3.0 software. Navigon officially announced today about a new app, called MobileNavigator, that will make its way to the app store later more »
Why the iPhone needs to get off AT&T and TomTom lied
With the many announcements that took place today at WWDC, I’m pretty shocked about the whole tethering, MMS, and TomTom thing. First of all, really AT&T? You are going to wait until late Summer to unveil MMS? A feature that many cell phones, including Palm Pre already feature? That’s just a slap in a face more »
T-Mobile announces 1 million G1s sold
A quiet celebration took place in T-Mobile headquarters? What is there to celebrate today with the economy in mind, you ask? Not much, but T-Mobile’s G1 reached it’s one millionth sale and it is the most popular 3G phone on their network. For Google Android and T-Mobile fans, you must be happy that the G1 more »
