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The event
• Our complete event liveblog
• Steve on video, doing his thing
• iPhone 3G advertising
The iPhone 3G
• Our iPhone 3G Hands On
• iPhone availability
Pricing and availability
• Pricing and activation in the US
• International availability
• AT&T memo regarding iPhone sales policies
• Upgrading policy
Software and applications
• iPhone 2.0 Operating System for iPhone and iPod touch
• The iPhone Applications Store and featured apps
• GPS, traffic and photo geotagging
• iPhone 3G and Mobile Me services
Giz Explains
•What You Didn't Know About the iPhone's 3G Powers
•Everything You Wanted to Know About the iPhone 3G's GPS
Opinion
• Apple Says White Is Cool Again... But Is It?
• What the iPhone is missing
Other
• iPhone Sim Ejector Tool makes it instant must-buy
• "iPhone 3G" FCC Application Hints at Potential Apple "Smartphone"
• Rumor check
• iPhone 3G Videoconferencing Kit
Participation
• Are you going to get the iPhone 3G?
DISCUSSION
@yoshi: While the basic concept of just adding 3G support to the Touch is a good one to the consumer, ultimately the hardware would need to be the same as the iPhone to support it. Therefore, there is no real savings to Apple to pursue that. Just buy an iPhone and sign up for a data-only plan with AT&T and call it a day.
Alternatively, buy a Touch and use WiFi and Skype for phone calls. (I recognize the limitations, but am tossing this out as an idea that others have used.) My only concern with this is the concept Apple has with feeling compelled to nickel and dime Touch owners for any application they give for free to iPhone customers.