Buying a refurbished (okay, used) iPhone can save you big bucks. Right now, AT&T Wireless is offering refurbished 16GB iPhone 3Gs for $149. That's half off the regular price of $299. You will need to sign a two-year service contract to secure that price, but it is quite a deal. Industry experts are speculating that AT&T is clearing out its current inventory of iPhone 3G models ahead of the launch of a new iPhone this summer.
Collins Stewart analyst Ashok Kumar (not this guy) is claiming that the Palm Pre will be a dud and that shortages, manufacturing problems, and Sprint's relative suckitude as a carrier will push the $199 smartphone straight to the bottom.
I am definitely not one to subject myself to the torture that is using the iPhone's often cramped software keyboard, but for those quick and necessary MSN chats with friends, Palringo does the trick.
Money management apps aren't new to the iPhone. But there's a big dog checking out the yard -- and this dog isn't new to the world of personal finance: Quicken.
Verizon's got a number of pots on the fire in the mobile phone business. It seems Verizon is not only in talks with Apple, but also Microsoft. Earlier this week, rumors.
CUPERTINO, Calif., April 30 (UPI) -- U.S. company AT&T could be in a tight spot when its exclusive iPhone deal with Apple concludes, analysts said.Apple has been talking to Verizon Wireless about carrying two of its cheaper products.
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