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Here's an option for those who don't look for easy ways when it is time to change the battery on the iPhone.

What you see here is the do-it-yourself iPhone battery replacement kit. With it you'll be able to replace the battery without having to send the handset to Apple.

According to recent reports, Apple iPhone has serious connection problems on the British O2 wireless network.

The carrier received complains from its customers that most of the time they see a "No service" sign of the screen. There was a suggestion on Apple’s Support Forums to fully restore the phone's firmware to avoid any more issues, but frankly speaking the problem must be in the network itself, especially when knowing that the indoor reception turns out to be even worse.

Finally, Apple iPhone is now available in France from Orange.

This is the second country (after Germany ) to offer unlocked SIM-free iPhone, in compliance with the law. You can get the unlocked version for about $965.32 in France, or for $1485.91 in Germany. Pretty expensive don't you think? Anyway, the handset is also available for $593 after a contract with Orange.

As you probably know, T-Mobile Germany has recently started offering unlocked (contract free) iPhones for 999 Euros.

Well, they are not really unlocked; you purchase a regular locked handset, and then send the phone's IMEI to Apple for unlocking. Within 24 hours they send you an e-mail saying "thank you”, and after that you just connect your iPhone to iTunes and voila.

According to a reliable source, the new upcoming SDK for the iPhone scheduled for February 2008 release will bring Java support to the handset.

This means that Apple iPhone owners will finally be able to use and play Java applications and games on their devices. There is not much info available at the moment, but we know that the phone's processor supports hardware Java acceleration, so, all we can do now is wait for the official release.

According to O2, they have activated 8,000 iPhones on Friday, which is 3 times more than the company expected previously.

Anyway, in comparison with the U.S. release in summer, 8,000 handsets seem pretty much nothing.

People from WMExperts made a 25 minute long video clip where they compare the Apple iPhone with the HTC Touch. Overall, the Touch gained more points and won the competition thanks to its high productivity.

However, if you need advanced internet and multimedia experience, then the iPhone is the right choice for you.

Apple announced today that they are about to release yet another firmware update for their famous iPhone.

According to a person who has already tried the upgrade, the version 1.1.2 will include additional multi-language support and access to The Cloud Wi-Fi spots.

However, what worries us the most is the possible blocking (once again) of cracked handsets.

AT&T now offers a new international data roaming plan for iPhone owners.

For extra $24.99 or $59.99 per month users will get 20MB or 50MB of international data respectively and will be charged $0.005 per 1KB for anything above the included traffic.

The $0.005 per kilobyte fee is only in 29 countries where AT&T has roaming partnerships.

As you probably know, the famous iPhone has reached the European continent and will soon be available in Germany from T-Mobile.

The launch date is scheduled on November 9. The 8GB model will cost you 399 Euros ($575) with a 2-year service agreement + 25 Euros ($36) for the activation. Monthly plans are similar to those in the States and will start at 49 Euros ($71) per month.