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As expected, the new iPhone firmware 2.0.1 that became available today through iTunes disables the PwnageTool 2.0, which means you won't be able to use all of your jailbroken apps. In addition, there are reports saying that even carrier-unlocked handsets have issues with the new firmware. Apple has updated the iPhone 3G baseband, which means that by moving to the new version you risk to make your handset un-unlockable in the future.

According to some rumors, Apple plans to release a mini version of the iPhone called iPhone nano. The source says should be available by Christmas at a price of $300 sans contract.

As there are still 5 months to go before Christmas, I wouldn't get too excited in your place. And by the way, no one knows whether it will be a shrinked 3G iPhone...
Rather we should wait.

What you see here is currently the most expensive iPhone in the world, the Ultimo Diamond from Amosu. It boasts 1179 dazzling 16.18 carat diamonds, and is hand crafted by skilled craftsmen.

Want one? Get ready to say goodbye to a fat amount of $177,300.

Apple launched a beta of iphone (3G) firmware 2.1 for developers that will probably offer new GPS features, like turn-by-turn directions, and the copy/paste functionality that every iPhone user has been begging for.

Though there was still a shortage of the iPhone in the US a while ago, it seems that stores have been updated in the last hour, so there are available stocks.

Just to inform our Canadian readers, not only iPhone 3G owners will take advantage of Rogers' new $30 for 6GB data plan.

The carrier has applied it to its full 3G smartphone range, which includes Nokia N95, HTC TyTN and Samsung Jack.

iPhone 3G is obviously doing really well.

Apple reports they have sold one million handsets just this weekend. Last time it took them a whole 74 days to reach 1M with the iPhone classic. However, that was possible due to the fact that the new iPhone was released simultaneously in 21 countries, and counting...

Next stop - France on July 17th.

We recommend you to wait a bit with updating your cracked iPhone to the new version to avoid any unpleasant consequences.

Besides, the iPhone Dev team has already provided a screenshot of what they claim to be the v2.0 firmware running on a jailbroken iPhone. Here we can see both the official App Store and the unofficial third-party application solution Installer.app running side-by-side.

Not long ago we told you about the "remote control" application for the iPhone 2.0.

Well, it turned out to be real. The app will allow you to fully control your iTunes with your iPhone via Wi-Fi network.

It is now available at the newly opened AppStore and, as I said, all you need is an iPhone (3G) running the firmware version 2.0.

Although iPhone 3G is not available yet, owners of the iPhone classic now have the opportunity to experience the latest iPhone 2.0 firmware.

It is available for download directly from -> here <-, and reportedly works fine on both jailbroken and non-jailbroken handsets. So, go ahead and give it a try!

Chinese are a little late, but that's ok, as long as the official launch of the iPhone 3G is a few of days away. Another handset with a Chinese UI was unboxed by a Taiwanese retailer, ePrice, and is now featured on their website. The wait is almost over!