German mobile services reseller Debitel will offer a 600 euro ($891) rebate to customers with an Apple iphone bought from T-Mobile (DTEGn.DE), destroying much of T-Mobile’s competitive advantage.
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Earthcomber has just released a new version of its Earthcomber application for use on the iphone. If you’re not familiar with Earthcomber, it’s a really easy to use application (a “personal radar”, as Earthcomber calls it) for finding movie theaters, airports, ATM machines, restaurants, and more for over 10 million places around the […]
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Scott Bourne announced the top ten accessories that will make every iphone owner happy this Holiday. With 1.4 million iphones out there in the wild, chances are you know someone who owns an iphone. If that someone is on your holiday gift list, look at this compilation of great gift ideas ranging from $2.95 to $349.95
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As interest in mobile AJAX gathers in the wake of the Apple iphone release, the ICEfaces open source project is poised to deliver mobile AJAX solutions. This presentation talks about why the server-centric nature of the ICEfaces technology provides inherent advantages in the mobile space.
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Apple Inc. has limited iphone sales to two per customer and insisted on bank card payments on the phones to discourage resellers and guarantee holiday supply, media reported Sunday. “Customer response to the iphone has been off the c …
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When Apple launched the iphone with AT&T in June, other carriers started scrambling to find something to match it. Today, T-Mobile USA is…
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Apple’s iphone could become the biggest-selling handset in the US within the next six months, an analyst has said.
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Apple will den unautorisierten iphone-Wiederverkäufern an den Kragen. Apple will der iphone-Entsperrerei offensichtlich den Garaus machen. Zu diesem Zweck hat der Hersteller in den USA den Verkauf des Vorzeige-smartphones scharf reglementiert.
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Apple no longer accepts cash for iphone purchases and now limits sales of the cellphone to two per person in a move to stop people from reselling them.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Apple Inc. no longer accepts cash for iphone purchases and now limits sales of the cell phone to two per person in a move to stop people from reselling them.
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