The Daily Yomiuri features iPhone story on the frontpage. More than 1500 people lined up overnight to get their hands on the Apple Inc. handset outside the store, where the much-hyped product first went on sale earlier than other stores in the morning. A kilometer-long line formed outside the store, which stopped accepting orders for the model before its doors opened at 7 a.m.
Below is the third and final clip from Walt’s appearance on Yahoo’s Tech Ticker with Aaron Task. In it, they discuss today’s launch of the iPhone 3G, and what it means for the competition. Watch parts one and two of the segment from earlier posts, and read Walt’s review of the device here.
It looks like Apple didn’t plan the rollout of the iPhone 2.0 software quite as well as they could. People are getting errors from iTunes part way through the upgrade, leaving them with an un-activated iPhone that can only make emergency calls.
The error reads:
We could not complete your iTunes Store Request. An unknown error occurred [...]
