… mobile phone with iTunes, and now it is the only U.S. carrier offering the iPhone. So, as to not lock its subscribers into iTunes, it is now offering Napster …

… call. In the first full quarter of iPhone sales - a number many on Wall … to prevent customers from modifying, or unlocking, iPhones to work on networks other than Apple’s …

… the June 29 introduction of Apple Inc.’s iPhone, which operates exclusively on AT&T’s wireless network. … on AT&T’s wireless network. About 1.4 million iPhones have been sold in the U.S., according …

… record for quarterly shipments of its Mac computers and sold more than 1 million iPhones. Apple shares, which finished the regular session up $3.94, or 2.3 percent, at $174.36 …

… percent jump in fiscal fourth-quarter profit on strong sales of Macintosh computers, iPods and iPhones. Two component companies of the Dow Jones industrial average American Express, one of …

According to a contest organized by Molson in Canada, Rogers will release the iPhone in January 2008. Molson does not say much about the iPhone availability on Rogers' network, but we learned that the iPhone has an $800 value in...

It’s full-on innuendo time around the internet today, as the plucky iPhone Dev Team release their Revirginizer which promises to take your bricked iPhone back to pristine, innocent Apple goodness.  Intended to help out the many people who unlocked their iPhones and then found them to be broken when they attempted to upgrade to firmware version 1.1.1, it should restore handsets unlocked via most methods to a state ready to play nicely with Apple’s updates.

 

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With a name like iPhoneSlide I was expecting to see rubber gloves and a barrel of industrial lubricant, but it turns out that this web-app is rather more PG-13 than XXX.  Basically, it’s a straightforward way to get photos off of your iPhone and onto your favourite media sharing website - whether that be Facebook, Wordpress, Flickr, Blogger, Twitter or Typepad.

 

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Just after announcing that iPhone sales reached nearly 1,4 million units in 3 months, Apple stated, on the Q4 earnings conference call, that they estimate the number of iPhone bought potentially to be unlocked, to a quarter of a million...

So you remember that article about Greenpeace hatin’ on the iPhone? And then the other one about the BSEF hatin’ on Greenpeance? Well now Greenpeace is back, this time with less hate, and more explanations.

Sadly these explanations are far from being acceptable for pulling a stupid publicity stunt like bashing the 4th top selling phone in the US. Tom Dowdall, the web editor for Greenpeace even, in a round about way, says that they picked on the iPhone for the publicity.

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Apple announced the financial results for its 2007 last quarter ended September 29, 2007. Boring? Maybe, but besides learning that Apple generated over $24 billion in revenue and $3.5 billion in net income, we learned that the company ended their...

Apple just announced a special digital box set containing, not only the "best of", but the entire Led Zeppelin discography. For $99, you'll get a 165-track collection of all the legendary group's albums, including the new career-spanning "Mothership" retrospective. Fans...

If you’ve been itching to get elbow-deep in the iPhone/iPod Touch unlock code and have a good rummage around to see what’s going on - or if you’d like to use it as a learning tool, and maybe help out with future exploits - then head over to Toc2rta where Chris has released the source code for their unlocking tool.

 

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An unlocked, third-party software capable handset is always going to be desirable, but exactly how many buyers obtained an iPhone with the express intent of ditching AT&T?  Apple is putting that figure at around 18-percent of the total handsets sold.

“We don’t know precisely how many people are doing that [unlocking iPhones], our current guess is there is probably 250,000 of the 1.4 million that we sold where people had bought them with the intention of doing that. Many of those happened after the price cut” Timothy Cook, Chief Operating Officer, Apple

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