Review: Two Weeks With An iPhone (TechWeb via Yahoo! News)
Our Apple expert takes the deepest dive ever into the iPhone, offering perspective on apps and corporate integration you won't find anywhere else.
AUSTRALIA: 3 Mobile increases data, cuts prices (AsiaMedia)
Wireless broadband prices could fall if 3 Mobile's latest attempt at undercutting its rivals succeeds.
Six Steps To Cheaper Broadband (The Motley Fool)
A recent report suggests UK broadband is more expensive than most. Read our six quick tips to getting the best broadband deal.
iPhone Watch: Sales May Be Slowing, Software Upgrade Rumors Abound (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)
Carl Howe submits: A number of key developments to note for Apple iPhone watchers: iPhone buzz 20,000 mark as critics ramp up stories We saw roughly 200 more stories on the iPhone yesterday than Monday on Google News, with the iPhone Buzz Index hitting 21,755 Tuesday morning.
Free lunch with Branson proved costly (Daily Telegraph)
It will go down as the cheapest lunch Sir Richard Branson ever bought.
DON'T LET YOUR HOLS CASH GET BURNED (Daily Mirror)
Avoid being ripped off this summer
The web can be with you everywhere - if you're prepared to pay for it (The Observer)
The fuss being made over the iPhone, which should go on sale in the UK by the end of the year, could almost lead you to believe that, for the first time, it will single-handedly allow people to access the internet while on the move.
Beyond the blingski (Guardian Unlimited)
Travel: Peter Moore goes in search of remnants of Soviet Russia among all Moscow's glitz.
iPhone: I don't get it (Blogcritics.org)
What is our obsession with technology? I try so hard to understand it. I love my computer as well as my iPod – I even love my Blackberry. I adore my Husqvarna electronic sewing machine. But would I ever…EVER have slept outside a store in the rain to buy them? Um, no. In the past, concert tickets, yes. But not for something that will be available AND cheaper in the months to come. The ...
iPhone bandwagon isn’t suited for all (The San Angelo Standard-Times)
NEW YORK — The most eagerly awaited cell phone ever is upon us. Should you resist the iPhone’s breathless hype or take the plunge? Unless you were standing in line outside an Apple or AT&T store for the Friday launch, the answer, at least for now, will have to be “let me think about it for a week or two.”