Give your iPhone a real flip-out tactile keyboard
Keyboard flips out for use, then flips back in when done
Magnet based clasp keeps keyboard in position whether flipped in or out
Increased typing accuracy and speed
Precise hard clicky keys… not mushy rubber keys.
Works with any app such as e-mail, web browsing, notes, and calendar
Completely wireless Bluetooth™ connection does not use dock connector
Keyboard powered by built in rechargeable battery, recharges via included USB cable
Invented and designed here at ThinkGeek
Models available to fit iPhone 3Gs and iPhone 4
(Please note that the iPhone 3G will NOT work with this case. The OS does not support Bluetooth™ keyboards. Nor will the case work with the Verizon iPhone.)

iPhone is a Registered Trademark of Apple, Inc. This product is not an officially licensed product from Apple, Inc

On a pay monthly basis the iPhone 8GB, 16GB and 32GB models will be available on various monthly plans, with the 3GS 16GB free on all £45 plans and the 3G model free from £30 plans – both with a 24-month contract.

The cheapest monthly contract, a £29.36 per month, 2-year contract will see the iPhone 3GS 32GB charged at £225 with the handset only available free for those paying out for a £73.40 a month contract. In terms of data, Orange has a “fair usage” allowance of 750MB per month.

O2′s free handset structure for the 3GS 32GB is similar, although it charges £274.23 for the phone on lower-cost 18-month tariffs and £175.19 for the device on its 24-month £34.26 plan.

iPhone owners who want to use their iPhone to get mobile broadband on their laptop can take out additional tethering bundles starting at £5 per month.

You can also show off by popping the trunk and hitting the panic button, too. The module can be added to existing compatible Viper systems for $300 or there’s an all-in-one system for $500 – both are currently available at Best Buy.

Since the starter module has some sort of cellular connection built-in, Viper will be charging $30 per year for remote iPhone starting features. The first year is free, though, and the system is also compatible with the iPod touch over Wi-Fi.

If all this stuff sounds vaguely familiar, you may recall a similar prototype Android version called “KEI” (see coverage here) that an MIT student developed back in May of 2008.

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General 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
Announced 2005, 2Q
Status Discontinued
Size Dimensions 118 x 71 x 18 mm
Weight 165 g
Display Type TFT resistive touchscreen, 65K colors
Size 240 x 240 pixels, 3.0 inches, 45 x 60 mm
- QWERTY keyboard
Sound Alert types Vibration; Polyphonic ringtones
Speakerphone Yes
Memory Phonebook Practically unlimited entries, 30 fields
Call records Practically unlimited
Internal 64 MB RAM, 64 MB ROM
Card slot SDIO/MMC + miniSD, buy memory
Data GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 – 48 kbps
HSCSD No
EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps

Bluetooth Yes, v1.2
Infrared port Yes
USB Yes
Camera Primary 3. MP, 1280×1024 pixels, LED flash
Video Yes
Secondary No
Features OS Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 SE PocketPC Phone Edition
CPU Intel PXA270 312 MHz processor
Messaging SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging
Browser HTML (PocketIE)
Radio No
Games
Color – black
GPS Yes
Java No
- Pocket Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF viewer)
- MP3/AAC/AAC+/WMA/OGG/AMR player
- WMV/MP4 player
- Organizer
Battery Standard battery, Li-Ion 1200 mAh

The Palm Pre will be free to O2 customers who take out a 24 month contract, and to customers who take an 18 month contract on the £44.05 and above tariffs. Customers who want to sign up to O2’s lower tariffs costing £29.38 and 34.26 a month will to pay £96.89 for the Palm Pre.

All of the Palm Pre tariffs, much like the ones will come with unlimited UK data and Wifi, and O2 will also be selling the Palm Pre Touchstone Charging dock as an optional accessory which will retail for £44.11.

Colorware, established in 2000, has been altering the color of PC’s ever since. Their talent and quality eventually spilled over into other products such as cell phones, MP3 players and gaming consoles. While it’s long been known you could send in your PS3 to colorware to get a snazzy new paint job, it’s the first time you can get your new PS3 Slim customized with a new coat of paint.

Many PS3 Slim owners may opt to get their consoles painted, considering the new matte finish of the PS3 has been said to be less flattering than the original PS3’s piano black glossy finish. If you are interested in giving your PS3 Slim a personal touch of color, you can do so at ColorwarePC.com for prices starting at $149 to send in your existing PS3 Slim. Alternatively, you can pick up a brand new PS3 Slim from them starting at $449.

* iPod nano is now $129 for 8GB and $149 for 16GB.
* iPod classic is now $229.
* iPod touch is now $189 for 8GB, $249 for 16GB and $279 for 32GB.

There is no change to the price of the iPod shuffle.

These changes haven’t completely gone through the site yet. As seen in the screen capture, some parts of the site still list the iPods at their old price.

Your basic iPhone poker is simple to download and fun to play. There’s only one problem. It’s not actually poker. Well, it is, but it’s the video poker variety. You’ll have credits that you can bet with and you can win additional credits according to how many you play per hand. The game follows a typical 9/6 full pay structure, but you won’t be playing for real money, so getting accurate payouts isn’t really much of a concern. In video poker, you play to make your best hand, not against other players, so bluffing and folding are not elements of the game.

Apple Texas Hold’em

The basic iPhone poker application is Apple Texas hold’em, created by apple itself. It’s a simple program that allows you to play against computer opponents or eight friends through Wi-Fi. You can tap buttons on the screen to indicate actions or use your finger to drag chips into the pot.

Zynga Live Poker

Probably the most exciting iPhone poker application is Zynga live poker. If you truly love online texas holdem, this may be the app for you. Zynga live poker has the advantage that it plays just like actual online poker. You don’t need to invite friends to play or play the computer; you can actually go wireless and join a game with anyone else who has the Zynga application, just like with an online poker site. Zynga is also social network-enabled, so you can find opponents through Facebook, MySpace and other sites. You can get Zynga live poker and Apple Texas hold’em through the iTunes app store.

Priced at £99 for the 8GB model, the new player will comes with a 3-inch touchscreen sub QVGA screen, Lossless performance, video and picture playback and AV out via a cable in the box.

Attempting to woo you further the player, which also comes in 16GB (£149) and 32GB (£199) sizes will pack a microSD card slot and FM radio.

Supported formats include MP3, WMA, AAC, Audile 4 and FLAC files. There is also a voice recorder and built-in speaker for good measure.

The player will be available in the UK in the next two weeks according to the spokesman we were talking to.