Apple announced today that it sold one million iPhone 3G S phones through Sunday, three days after the device launched, matching last year's sales mark of the iPhone 3G.
With last week's launch of Apple's latest iPhone, the iPhone 3GS, the rumor mills are running in low gear on what the secretive computer-maker might be planning for its next cell phone.
New hardware -- and the iPhone OS 3.0 -- make for a powerful combo. And the new 3G S comes in a choice of colors, as long as your choice is white or black.
The iPhone's magic is still there: The crowds turned out to see -- and buy -- Apple's iPhone 3G S early Friday morning as it launched around the world.
AT&T bungled its chance to make amends with angry customers today when it said it will reduce the price of the new iPhone 3G S for some, but not all, current subscribers, a crisis communications expert said Wednesday.
Maybe AT&T is getting tired of being the most unpopular kid at school. Bowing to the furor over the provider's pricing for iPhone 3G S upgrades, AT&T announced on Wednesday that it would extend the fully subsidized price of the iPhone 3G S to more customers.
AT&T Inc. relented to customer complaints today and said it will offer its "best upgrade pricing" for certain iPhone 3G customers who want to buy the iPhone 3G S starting on Friday.
AT&T and Best Buy have sold out their pre-order allotments of the iPhone 3G S, slated to go on sale Friday, but Apple said it still was taking early orders today.
We've perused Apple's product pages, talked to company executives, and made some educated guesses about what you can expect from the latest addition to the iPhone family -- the iPhone 3G S.
The new iPhone 3G S boasts remote data wipe, hardware-based encryption and tethering of the device to a laptop that would seem to please business users interested in protecting data and enhancing productivity. But no, those steps are not good enough for widespread adoption of the new smartphone inside large businesses, four analysts said today.
AT&T has 24 to 48 hours to answer the rising tide of complaints from iPhone owners who are furious over its pricing policy for the new iPhone 3G S, a crisis communications expect said today.
The line starts here: Both Apple and AT&T have announced details on where, when, and how to get a shiny new iPhone 3G S, when the device starts shipping on June 19.
Apple's been keeping quiet about the specs of its new iPhone 3G S, the next-generation device unveiled at Monday's Worldwide Developers Conference. We know all about the iPhone's various features and operating system enhancements, sure, but what's going on under the hood has remained a mystery -- at least, until now.
The main difference between the iPhone 3G S and the Palm Pre is quite obvious -- for the same price as a 16GB iPhone3G S you only get a 8GB Palm Pre. However, the Palm Pre offers a better deal against the iPhone 3G S when it comes to the data plan.
The news that Apple would be selling its fancy new iPhone 3G S for the same prices as the iPhone 3G was greeted by applause at Monday morning's WWDC keynote. But, as interested customers soon discovered, those prices aren't necessarily the same for all customers.