Apple Inc.'s new iPhone 3G drew tens of thousands of buyers in cities from Tokyo to New York yesterday, with software glitches disappointing some shoppers and short supply leaving others camped out last night.
Despite two meetings, the standards groups that aim to establish separate Gbit-class nets at 60GHz - one for Wi-Fi and the other for high-speed personal area network - are apparently still at loggerheads.
The second iteration of Apple's iPhone goes on sale in 22 countries around the world today.
Today mobile phone giant Nokia [NYSE:NOK] snapped up GPS maker NAVTEQ [NYSE:NVT] for the healthy sum of $8.1 billion.
Still, I wished it worked over the 3G connection. Wonder how long it will be before someone jailbreaks iPhone 2.0 and allows a truly native VoIP app that works over WiFi AND the 3G cellular data connection.
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