iPhone Factory Photos

Yeah you have seen the iPhone Factory Photos not long ago, and now there’s another gallery of it found on a new iPhone that shipped to the UK. One of the MacRumors forum members found it when he activated his iPhone on iTunes, he found that the home screen (the screen you can personalize with a photo) already had a photo set against it. I wondered if the Apple is taking action on this, hopefully no one gets fired.

She’s cute…agree with me? I won’t mind to have my new iPhone with her pictures
[via Gizmodo]

iPhone version 2.0.2 update

There are complaints about dropped calls and spotty wireless broadband connectivity for the new iPhone 3G. Yeah, remember that commercial vs reality? On Monday evening’s Apple has released the iPhone version 2.0.2 firmware update to fix it.
The iPhone 2.0.2 software update “improved communication with 3G networks,” said Apple spokeswoman Jennifer Bowcock.
The firmware update is available through iTunes.
[via Yahoo News]

iPhone 3G Telescope

You might remember a similar gadget which was released for the original iPhone. That’s old news. The new big boy in town is the iPhone 3G, so of course we’re all going to need a little update. While the iPhone 3G has been reported as having various networking snags, the new model continues to sell well. Even better than expected. So odds are that a nice chunk of you have upgraded.

If you had the iPhone Telescope for your original iPhone and loved using it to see clear images of objects in the distance, then the iPhone 3G Telescope is what you need for the upgraded Apple mobile phone. The 6x scope allows for an extra boost of sight-seeing juice with your iPhone 3G’s camera.

The iPhone 3G Telescope is optimized for the newer phone’s camera, complete with wide-angle shots, color reduction for a clearer shot, and an all-around effective way of curing your iPhone’s near-sightedness. The Telescope package even includes a neck strap so you can wear your iPhone like a traditional photographer.

The iPhone 3G Telescope seems like an awesome tool for members of the paparazzi and bird watchers who are in need of a speedy (supposedly) 3G network. While it might not be powerful enough to peer into the far reaches of the night sky, it sure can invade someone’s privacy pretty well. You can get your own from Brando for $19.

Product Page via GeekAlerts

Rumor: iPhone 3G Unlocked via some Hardware Soldering

There’s easiest unlocking method is by using those iPhone unlock card. Rumors around that a Vietnamese website claimed to have unlocked the iPhone 3G through some hardware soldering like the picture above.
[via Slashphone]

Apple unslow iPhone 3G in Commercial?

iPhone 3G appear to load web pages pretty fast in its commercial but doesn’t look like it in reality.

Says in Youtuber’s description:
“Apple’s “Unslow” 3G iPhone commercial pretends to demonstrated the performance of the device over the 3G network. To put it to the test, I took my own 3G iPhone to the heart of AT&T’s coverage area in MA (Boylston St. in Boston just across the street from Apple’s flagship store).”

[via Techeblog]

iPhone 3G Unlock Card

Good news here, the iPhone 3G unlock card has been released. It is believed to be the only SIM in market to work on 3G networks. No network problem or rejected by 3G network. The iPhone 3G unlock card is available at I-Pmart for $49.

iPhone 3G gets illegally blonde

Blonde, blue, green, red, take your pick and prep the new iPhone 3G in the hues you always wanted. Colorware is at it again, and has come out with such a satisfying palette that it's difficult to pick any one shade. The combinations are spectacular, of course you do the back but you can also hue up the earbuds, frame, button and SIM Card tray. The minimum (i.e. the back) starts at $150 but keep adding $20 for every other option chosen.
Via - Gizmodiva