Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs apologized and offered $100 credits Thursday to customers who shelled out $599 for the most advanced model of the iPhone this summer, only to have the company unexpectedly slash the price $200 in a push to boost holiday sales.

Follow-up: picked by punthe 1 year ago

Steve Jobs is an evil demon and has taken over an iPhone - the instrument of his evil ways.

And what is his evil plan? To burn people's fingers and laugh at them a bit. picked by pocksucket 5 months ago

So she buys an iPhone for $499.00. Then Apple lowered the price to $399.00. Apple then offered her a $100.00 store credit.

So naturally the remaining $999,900.00 is for the mental cruelty she suffered at the hands of that Satanic b*stard Steve Jobs. picked by Moe 1 year ago

The C-002 HiPhone is one of the most faithful reproductions of the Apple iPhone. In fact, some of the largest differences between this phone and its inspiration are improvements: a removable battery, dual SIM cards and a microSD slot. picked by beckinacea 10 months ago

Eight iPhone owners have joined an elite clan: Their Apple gadget is running a program that cost nearly $1,000.
And it does nothing. picked by qazwer00 4 months ago

Japan's KDDI has introduced the InfoBar 2, a sleek and sexy cell-phone that can do things Apple's product planners - and iPhone owners - can only dream about. picked by mitzuzake 1 year ago

AT&T hasn’t had a lot of good news lately. The new Apple iPhone 3G has caused headaches among buyers who are complaining about dropped calls and poor network coverage. The blogosphere is atwitter, too, wondering whether the iPhone is worth the hefty price. picked by mobbit 3 months ago

Sydney Leung's nine-page class-action complaint, accuses both Apple and AT&T of fraud in neglecting to inform potential iPhone buyers of the costs involved in maintaining a working battery for the iPhone over the course of the handset's lifespan. picked by DemureArt 1 year ago

As hundreds of people queued up around the US to get their hands on Apple's new iPhone, dozens of entrepreneurs were at home on their computers hoping to cash in on the hype - by registering internet sites incorporating the iPhone name. picked by pjanaway 1 year ago

Apple no longer accepts cash for iPhone purchases and now limits sales of the cellphone to two per person in a move to stop people from reselling them. picked by 2manyusernames 1 year ago

Surely due to the recent flurry over massively large iPhone bills, AT&T has begun sending text messages to its iPhone users assuring them that 50, or 75, or 300+ page iPhone bills will no longer be sent to their houses (unless they want them). picked by motorstorm 1 year ago

We noticed an listing today on E-Bay for a iPhone Smasher. I guess someone is planning ahead for some tech issues with Apple’s new iPhone. picked by Techted 1 year ago

There's a huge security problem in the latest iPhone 2.0.2: if you have your JesusPhone password protected, using a very simple trick gives anyone full access to your cellphone private information in Mail, SMS, Contacts, and even Safari. picked by cactushair 3 months ago

The iPhone is still months away but the competition is already rushing to unveil some ‘iPhone killers’. picked by Rogue 2 years ago

DataCase, though, looks to be different. It will turn your iPhone into a wireless drive for file storage, and includes a viewer for most popular file formats (Office, PDF, etc.). The application has been highly anticipated but is yet to launch - the creator says by email that they want it to be perfect before releasing it. picked by cactushair 4 months ago

It doesn't get much more detailed than this - here is a full walkthrough of each and every iPhone features and menu item. picked by drusoicy 1 year ago

Because of the popularity of the iPhone and next-gen iPods, Apple has needed to start collecting cover charges to enter their stores to cut down on the crowds. picked by briggsb 1 year ago

....the latest iPhone operating system 2.0 has been hacked less than a week after its release. picked by topofall 4 months ago

A teenager in New Jersey has broken the lock that ties Apple's iPhone to AT&T's wireless network, freeing the most hyped cell phone ever for use on the networks of other carriers, including overseas ones. picked by motorstorm 1 year ago

For the iPhone junkie, here is a video that breaks down the Keynote to flesh out some arguments about the iPhone. The most notable point made is that an iPhone tab in iTunes' interface lists ringtones, near-confirming that the iTunes store will sell ringtones to customers. Well...that or you will get ringtones free with music downloads. And I'm just $ure that will happen. picked by studio 2 years ago