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forums.macrumors.com - 7/30/2008

3G - Cracks in Plastic Housing - Mac Forums

— forums.macrumors.com — Pretty sure any plastic laminate won't keep these from cracking, and from what I gather about the material Apple is using in the backs of the 3G, it won't be needed to stop scratches either. I have had mine since 8:15 AM on the 11th and there is still ... (more) 3G - Cracks in Plastic Housing - Mac Forums

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ecogeek.org - 8/5/2008

iPhone 3G Goes Solar Powered with New Case

— ecogeek.org — For those of you with the 3G, you may have noticed an issue with a rather short battery life. Well, Mobilefun has a solar powered case that will help you with that problem. The solar case can provide enough charge for functional use in less than 3 ... (more) iPhone 3G Goes Solar Powered with New Case

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tmonews.com - 7/30/2008

Blog Archive » T-mobile 3G launching on October 1st

— tmonews.com — big3g-copy Earlier this month we posted an article about some information that had come to us regarding an October 1 launch date for nationwide 3G. We wrote it with a grain of salt but we definitely had high hopes for this to be true. This poster, ... (more) Blog Archive » T-mobile 3G launching on October 1st

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iPhone 3G Data Plan for Deaf: $50/Month [IPhone 3G]
Gizmodo — ... , just like it is for everyone else. It comes with unlimited texting, email and web browsing for $50 a month, or $65 for the enterprise flavor (basically if you use Exchange). You have to sign up for a voice plan when you buy the phone initially, and then you send in the eligibility form to get the plan. [AT&T;] ...

AT&T takes wraps off Text Accessibility Plan for iPhone 3G, price hike included at no extra charge
Engadget Mobile — Filed under: Messaging, ATT, AppleJust like the original, AT&T now has a so-called TAP (Text Accessibility Plan) all set up for the iPhone 3G that'll offer unlimited messaging and data to folks with disabilities. Interested parties do need to fill out a qualification form, meaning that your average able-bodied customer isn't going to be able to get in on the service -- and unfortunately, it's undergone the same $10 facelift that the regular plans have suffered, meaning subscribers will now be paying $50 a month ($65 for enterprise use) instead of the $40 that was being charged previously. By the way, we're shaking ...

AT&T rolls out Text Accessibility Plan (TAP) for iPhone 3G
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — It’s happening all over again. Just as we saw with the original iPhone, AT&T is offering their hard-of-hearing customers the option to use their new iPhone 3G as a text-messaging communications device with none of the voice-call costs. The Text Accessibility Plan (TAP) has come to the iPhone 3G. AT&T isn’t going to make their hearing-impaired customers pay for voice service that they’re not going to use, but that doesn’t mean AT&T isn’t going to charge them more for the TAP plan. The iPhone 3G TAP plan will see the same $10 price hike that we saw with the unlimited data plan, making TAP for ...