Everything iPhone 3G
Whoa! Looks like Hong Kong’s kung fu may not be as good as we thought it was. While their rates aren’t terrible, it doesn’t seem like many people will actually
What’s this year’s new hottie in Smartphone-ville? (Not) Surprisingly, the same as last year’s, only this time all dressed up in 3G chic.
That’s right, in an RBC Capital Markets
Current German and Austrian iPhone carrier, T-Mobile pushes its way into the lowlands with news on their upcoming Netherlands iPhone 3G rates:
Cheaper plans start at €29,95 for 150 min,
UPDATE: Rogers has posted early-cancellation fees for their already ridiculously expensive iPhone price plans, and not surprisingly they appear at first glance to be stratospherically high: (ii) $1100 or
Not to be outdone by the Kings of Hong Kong, Mexico’s Telcel has also revealed what they’re going to be beating, piñata-style, out of the subscribers for the honor of
The man with the enormously big hands is back, baby!
Apple has posted a new Guided Tour video, highlight the new form and features of the upcoming iPhone 3G.
AT&T has apparently been watching Roger’s desperate, retreat-action PR spin and thinking, “Yeah, let’s not do that.” So instead they’ve done something typical and something a little surprising. The typical
Proving their kung-fu is far better than Canada‘s or Scandinavia‘s, Hutchison Telecom’s 3 brand just kicked out some positively Confucian price points:
With a 2 year contract, the
Given the massive, and increasingly — embarrassingly — international outcry over Canadian GSM monopoly and thus de facto iPhone 3G exclusive carrier, Rogers’ expensive and decidedly limited pricing plans, is
As Rene mentioned over the weekend, the iPhone 2G has just turned one year old, we here at TiPb look to the future, though, and the future looks great.
