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Apple may just be working on an official solution that would allow iPhone 3G users to use their 3G connection on their laptop or desktop. Apple recently pulled the NetShare application from the AppStore. The iPhone app allowed users to tether their iPhone to their computers, but once AT&T realized they were losing out on potential revenue, the application disappeared from the AppStore.

The front keypad comprises of the number keys and selection buttons. The SMS is supported by predictive text input. It has a dual keypad. The strange feature in that phone is that you can send and receive fax messages through that phone.

When you’re rocking 2400mAh worth of extra juice to power your iPhone 3G or original iPhone, you’ll probably have no qualms about plugging your iPhone handset in to your stereo and listening to your tunes for hours on end.

Premium Apple iPhone 3G Silicone Skin Case 5 Color Options In Stock now Great for a silicone cover The screen cut-out is perfectly matched with the included film style screen protector. Being a thin rubber sleeve, this isn’t going to provide much protection from drops onto the sidewalk.

If you are interested you will have to go to Korea. that Korea only phone features 2.6 inch QVGA display, HSDPA support, integrated GPS, FM radio, microSD slot, and a 1.3 MP camera. Korean Pantech has a new fashion slider phone, the SKY IM-S730 “Blue Wink”.Orginal post by Jason nokia apple iphone

Prices are still unknown as well as release moment. After announcement in February the glofiish X610 and V900 are finally near official release. X610 is smartphone that runs Windows Mobile 6.1 and doesn’t have 3G support.

It appears that Apple is beginning to catch up on the backlog of demand for the Apple iPhone 3G, at long last; well in the United States anyway. According to analyst Ben Reitzes of Lehman Brothers has revealed that as of Tuesday evening all US Apple retail stores had 16GB iPhones in black and white

[PhoneArena] ShareThis that eye catching handset features GPS via AT&T’s network, 3G and CrystalTalk technology for a clear sound quality. AT&T sells that handset for $149.99 with a two-year contract and qualified voice and info plans at AT&T retail stores.

Hold the phone! According to Gizmodo they say that this does look like a pretty legit email tread from a reader, and is seems that Apple big boy Steve Jobs may have actually responded to a complaint! The complain was apparently concerning the dumping of NetShare from Apple’s App Store; iPhone to

RadioShack offers a special reduction for the handset with the price tag of $99.99. Its two batteries offers up to 11 hours of talk day. The special pricing will start on Friday, August 29 until the Labor Day weekend and is available only for RadioShack customers who sign up for a new Sprint Simpl…