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iPhone 3G combines three products in one - a revolutionary phone, a widescreen iPod, and a breakthrough Internet device. It features 3G, built-in GPS, ...www.apple.com/iphone/

One Million IPhones Sold. Did Apple Mess Up?
Wired News - 9 hours agoBy Charlie Sorrel July 15, 2008 12:45:08 PMCategories: Apple, iPhone After the initial weekend blowout, you'd think that all things iPhone would be ...

Apple says a million iPhones were sold in three days Newsday

iPhone 3G lives up to the hype CNN International

iPhone 3G lives up to the hype Detroit Free Press

iPhone 3G debut tops 1 million

Apple Sells One Million Of New iPhone in 3 Days

Wall Street Journal - 2 hours agoAnd new software was released for the old iPhone, which required reactivation of those devices. The iPhone 3G was introduced simultaneously in 21 countries, ...

Can I Resist the iPhone 3G? Slate

Glitches mar debut of iPhone Dallas Morning News

Apple Sells One Million 3G iPhones First Weekend. Ten Million ... Washington Post

11 cool new apps for the iPhone
Computerworld, MA - 1 hour agoBy Michael DeAgonia July 14, 2008 (Computerworld) With the release of the iPhone 2.0 software on Friday and the opening of the App Store -- where hundreds ...
With the new 3G iPhone an explosion of apps development

"Early reviews on the iPhone 3G are trickling in, and it looks sweet. It's a little bit faster and a little bit better than the first-generation iPhone. But it's not a breakthrough device. If you already have an iPhone in your pocket, you'll want to think hard about whether to shell out to upgrade.
If you already own an iPhone -- or an iPod Touch -- you'll get the best feature of the iPhone 3G on Friday, delivered to you discreetly by tiny little invisible elves wearing soft-soled shoes. Or, rather, it'll be pushed out to you over the Internet when Apple updates the firmware on existing devices to the iPhone 2.0 operating system, which permits running third-party apps. The software is free for iPhone users, $9.99 for users of the Touch.
What do you get if you spring for the iPhone 3G hardware? Access to the 3G network, of course -- but only if you live in one of the 280 U.S. cities now served by AT&T (NYSE: T) 3G, with AT&T expecting to broaden coverage to 350 cities by year end. A friend who's considering buying the iPhone 3G lives in Iowa -- that whole state isn't served by 3G. The New York Times's David Pogue notes that 10 states don't have any 3G coverage at all."

U.K. demand for iPhone 3G halts O2 preorders | One More Thing - CNET News.com

"If the online demand for the iPhone 3G in the U.K. is any indication, Apple, O2, and U.S. carrier AT&T could be in for a long weekend.
O2, the U.K. carrier of the iPhone, had hoped to deflect some of the expected demand for Apple's new iPhone, scheduled to launch Friday, by taking preorders for the phone. It sent text messages to existing O2 customers Monday morning informing them of a chance to upgrade to the iPhone 3G. But that prompt overwhelmed O2's Web site Monday, forcing the carrier to halt the upgrade process just minutes after it began, according to a report in The Register. The carrier was likewise forced to pull a separate preordering system for new customers."

Average iPod Has 800-Plus Illegal Tunes

"The average iPod has more than 800 illegally downloaded songs on it, according to research commissioned by British Music Rights. The group is seeking ways to make illegal downloading less appealing by creating alternatives, such as subscription services."