After I cleared security at LaGuardia and made my way to the gate, I realized, WOW...if I want to put the iPhone 3G and BlackBerry Storm head to head for a browser speed comparison I had better do it RIGHT NOW while I have each running on their native networks. I threw down my laptop bag on the floor as an adhock table, yanked out my video camera and got it done. See the video, details and results...

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For weeks now there have been rumors of Wal-Mart eventually carrying Apple’s iPhone 3G. Now it has been confirmed that starting December 28th, select Wal-Mart locations as well as a few Sam’s Club stores will be carrying the AT&T exclusive handset. The iPhone 3G will be on select Wal-Mart store shelves in 2,500 locations. Sam’s Club

Now, before you get all worked up in an MMS-frenzy, you should know that MMS is coming to iPhone 3G’s on Telia’s network. MacWorld has confirmed that the Scandinavian wireless carrier has the distinction of offering the iPhone 3G exclusively in Apple rival Nokia’s home-turf, and it looks like Telia is turning up the heat

Bargain hunters and penny-pinchers with an iPhone 3G on their holiday “wish list” will be happy to hear that discount retail giant Wal-Mart and its subsidiary Sam’s Club will soon be offering the iconic Apple handset. Following on speculation hinting at just such a move, Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club have been confirmed to be picking

Wall Mart to begin selling the iPhone 3G on December 28th in select locations only.

Njection Mobile, also known as NMobile, is a new application for the iPhone 3G that will help a lot of people stop getting speed tickets. It was developed by Njection LLC and is already available at the iPhone App store for $9,99. So, what does NMobile has to offer? How about the ability to notify users

Three of the biggest smartphones available are the BlackBerry Storm, BlackBerry Bold and of course the Apple iPhone 3G, and in the video below we have a comparison of the sizes and styles between them, unfortunately without any commentary but it does give you a visual of the three. I took some time to scroll through

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