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Well, this new CECT m188 definitely looks like the supposed "iPhone nano", but it's not the real thing, of course. Don't get fooled by its appearance. It will be going for for about $100, and will include the following features:

• 900/1800/1900Mhz GSM;
• Dual SIM cards support;
• GPRS connectivity;
• Audio and video playback;
• Integr

If Digitimes are to be believed, this years' upcoming iPhone will sport a 3.2Mpix CMOS camera module. They said that OmniVision has secured the CMOS image sensor orders from Apple, and will also be making another 5Mpix camera module for another Apple product, maybe a higher-end iPhone. We'll see...

An analyst from Lazard Capital Market claims that Apple has plans on producing a new 32GB iPhone in 2009, basing on information from sources in the NAND memory industries. There will be 2 versions of the handset available, one of which will be a low-end iPhone for the markets of Brazil, Russia, India and China, while North Americans and Europeans will get the high-end model.

Finally an official Skype application will soon come to the iPhone and BlackBerry handsets. The iPhone will get it this Tuesday, while BlackBerry owners will have to wait until May.
The official build will not require additional audio transcoding, will use only Wi-Fi instead of EDGE or 3G, and will support calls to SkypeOut contacts in addition to many other features available on the desktop client.

If you're a Fido customer and wanted to get a iPhone 3G 16GB from said carrier, you'll have to do it quickly, as Fido will be dropping the device from its lineup. It is currently available for $299 on a 3-year contract.

Note that the 8GB version will still be available.

Apparently the jailbreak for the iPhone 3.0 firmware is ready, as confirmed by the iPhone Dev Team. It means that we'll be able to run all the third party apps on the handset, but will have to  wait until the official release of the firmware that'll take place this summer.

P.S. YellowSnow users are warned to stay away from the firmware 3.0 because YellowSnow is not ready yet and could cause some irreversible changes.

As of March 26 AT&T will be selling the Apple iPhone to its existing customers for $599 and $699 (8GB and 16GB, respectively) with no contract obligation. Finally.

Finally! MMS, copy/paste function, universal search, and stereo Bluetooth are coming to the iPhone! On this occasion BGR has posted a whole gallery of iPhone OS 3.0 screenshots. All interested can view it here.

According to Gizmodo, Apple will announce its iPhone OS 3.0 on March 17th. Unfortunately, the event where thy'll show off the new iPhone OS 3.0 firmware is invitation-only, so if you're not on the guest list, you'll most definitely miss the chance to see it live.

Hopefully, atleast this time they'll add that freaking copy/paste functionality.

Once again AT&T is offering the refurbished iPhone 3G at a significantly lower price. The device runs the latest firmware version, and is available now for $99 and $199 on a 2-year contract for 8GB and 16GB models, respectively.