This one's definitely for the image conscious crowd. This cool Echo Mirror screen protector for the iPhone turns into a mirror when users turn off the backlight. It would come in real handy, especially if you don't carry a mirror around. The price of vanity? $12.95. It can also be shipped to the U.S. Now users have another excuse to buy the iPhone. Product Page
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With the iPhone 3G launch so close we can almost taste it, Apple's retail stores are putting on their Sunday best and bringing out the iPhone 3G advertising-guns. Similar to what we saw last year, Apple stores are erecting larger-than-life iPhone 3G displays to give customers a chance to explore the iPhone 3G's feature-set. And, a leaked memo indicates that Apple stores will be taking shipments of iPhone 3G demo units starting July 8.
Beginning July 8th you will receive the new iPhone 3G demo devices at your store to enhance your sales process. These devices will be used the same as your 2G demo devices in your sales process but now you can demonstrate the additional capabilities of the iPhone 3G including the App Store
Employees are apparently instructed to download apps from the AppStore on July 11, and should activate their iPhone 3G demonstration models on July 10 - which means eager-beavers won't likely be getting a preview of a real, live iPhone 3G or the AppStore until launch-day.
Still, if you hound an Apple store employee long enough, they might just let you touch it…
[Via: MacRumors]
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In a not so unsurprising turn of events, O2 has had to halt its iPhone 3G pre-order system in the face of massive customer interest. O2, being the sensible and classy UK outfit that we know them to be, started offering queue-wary customers the option of pre-ordering their iPhone 3G online early Monday. Rather than subject their subscribers to the hustle and bustle that will no doubt define the iPhone 3G's global launch on July 11, O2 hoped to give iPhone 3G hopefuls a more civilized method of buying the new Apple handset. Customers placing online pre-orders would find their brand-new iPhone 3G at their doorstep on July 11, side-stepping any need to wait in a queue (European-speak for "line").
It seems, however, that the deluge of customers placing their orders for the as-yet un-launched handset has quickly depleted O2's initial iPhone 3G stock. O2 opened the floodgates to the iPhone 3G pre-order system at 8am local time, only to take part of the system offline a few minutes later as the customer demand overloaded O2's servers. iPhone owners looking to upgrade to a shiny new iPhone 3G were locked out early, while new iPhone customers were getting their pre-orders for a few hours longer.
O2 finally shut the entire iPhone 3G pre-order system down completely just hours after it green-lighted the fiasco, citing "huge demand" that depleted O2's online-allotment of iPhone 3G handsets.
Here's a rundown of O2's iPhone rate plans (tariffs).
For the sake of crowd-averse Brits, let's hope that O2 can re-up their online iPhone 3G stock and bring the pre-order system back online before July 11. It'd be a shame for just a lucky few in the UK to be privileged enough to avoid the lines on launch day.
But, more importantly, let's hope that the UK has enough iPhone 3G stock to satisfy what is shaping up to be some serious demand for the new hotness from Cupertino.
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Have Sirius radio in your car? At home? Want to listen it on your iPhone as well? Now you can thanks to the application called uSirius.
You'll need to have a jailbroken iPhone and then find the app through Installer.app (it's available via via the iSpazio.net source, which is part of Community Sources). Then goes the setup which is iPhone-like quick and easy. Simply input your username and password, and let the app load all the channels and channel logos. In a WiFi connection it takes no more than 5 minutes, and you're ready. A total of 163 channels are available at your disposal.
Alternatively, you may want to try out FlyTunes which is growing as rapidly as the economy of China, if not faster. 
[Via: JustAnotherIphoneBlog]
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Sure, you can set a photo of a friend/colleague when he or she calls you on your iPhone, but what about video? iPhone's CPU can certainly handle video clips and folks from iFonetec used it to create the application that will add video ringtones to your shiny handset.
The so called VideosTone app allows you to set a video clip that will automatically start playing when a specified person calls you. That's in case you have enough battery life left (more than 10%).
It's not actually productivity booster, but certainly a neat addon that will warm your heart when a dear person calls.
In order to give VideosTone a try, you'll need a jailbroken iPhone. Then add "app.ifonetec.com" to Installer.app sources or use Modmyifone.com sources.
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