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I've happily used my iPhone on Edge around the Glasgow area. Even on standard GPRS it's more than acceptable depending on the sites I browse. 3G will be a good addition as will the new software apps. Sling player is apparently on the way :)

Apple online stores now offline :)

I will buy one too as the current model is the best mobile I have owned. Yes it lacks some features but it's still my favourite mobile. The App Store should help to rectify some of the missing features. If it is unveiled today then all we have to do is await o2 confirming the release details...

I'd rather they released firmware v2.0 and launched the App Store today, the 3G iPhone can wait till next month but I think it will be unveiled today.

Now that this easy hack is available for Apple TV I may consider buying one. http://www.applecorellc.com/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=27

o2 contimue to have a UK exclusive on the iPhone so it's unlikely to be available on other networks unless Apple sell it directly at full price sim free.

Yeah the speech starts 6pm UK time.

Yeah we've been discussing that already. I am hoping for some good developments on Monday :)

Apple should change it for you if you take it into a Apple Store, they did for a friend of mine who complained of a similar problem.

No signal problems for me and battery life easily lasts 2 days with wifi always on and around 5 hours of use. Not so sure it'll be so good with 3G but so long as it lasts a day then I'm happy to charge it every night. I may sell my 8gb iPhone to fund the new model.

I'm looking forward to Monday :) The "OS X Leopard" banner reads "The world's most advanced operating system," while the "OS X iPhone" banner reads "The world's most advanced mobile platform." http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v232/JasonRocks/2554181096_872e6944f8_b.jpg

Most 8gb models on ebay are selling at over £200 unlocked, stock shortages are keeping demand high despite the new model launching soon.

I'd pay £299 for 3G, GPS and 16GB storage. I love my current iPhone and it can only get better with the release of 2.0 The US patent application is a interesting read too. http://www.macrumors.com/2008/06/04/3g-iphone-patent-application-surfaces-im-blogging-app-video-conferencing-mor/

The new model has to be on sale in the UK very soon. o2 have had no stock for several weeks now and that is not good for business, the replacement stock has to be just around the corner.

Many online reports seem to suggest we will see firmware v2.0 released on Monday next week alongside the launch of the Apps Store on iTunes.

Firmware v2.0 is meant to be released before the end of this month if all is going well. Hopefully the 3G iPhone will be released at the same time.

Hopefully Monday during Steve's keynote speech.

The easy answer appears to be yes it will stream or sync from your PC iTunes account. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=307449

You can stream your iTunes library through it from a Mac, never tried from a PC.

I never stayed after my initial 12 months so never had the chance to try retentions. I do know that in store the staff at Vodafone usually can make some good offers.

Vodafone were the most expensive company I ever had a contract with.

Don't deal with sales or you'll never get a good offer. Phone the o2 cancellations department and they will make you a better offer if you push them. It always worked for me.

The new spec has not been released, Apple are yet to confirm it exists.

The 8gb model will more than likely be discontinued and the lowest spec should be 16gb with a 32gb model announced on June 9th. Not long to wait now and we can see what is true or not. With the introduction of the App Store I think they will scrap the 8gb model.

The new iPhone should be announced on June 9th, expect it to be in the shops soon after that day.

I agree. Prior to buying the iPhone I have never liked using touch screen phones. The iPhone screen is excellent though and very easy to use.

20" 2007 edition White iMac. Love it and will not return to a MS OS computer.

That's a good price and a better option :) http://appleprostore.com/griffin-smarttalk-headphone-adapter-p-616.html?currency=GBP

You can buy an adapter for under £10 that will allow you to use any headphone you like. Shure and Bose earphones fit without any adapter. http://store.apple.com/Apple/WebObjects/ukstore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=OTYyMTc&fnode=home/shop_iphone/iphone_accessories/headsets&nplm=TP589