UK iPhone carrier O2 has finally announced their pay-as-you-go contract prices for the iPhone 3G. Starting September 16, the device will be available without a contract from O2, Apple, and Carphone Warehouse. The unsubsidized price of the device will be £349.99 (US$630) for the 8GB model and £399.99 for the 16GB. Interestingly, this price includes Wi-Fi and data network access for 12 months after activation, and only afterward will users need to sign up for a £10 monthly subscription. However, Apple warns that Visual Voicemail and call merging will not be available on contract-free versions.
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Q: Making a lot of notes with paper and pencil during meetings? A: Yes, can't type my notes that fast on my iPhone. Q: How do you import your notes electronically? A: I want to but it cost me half the day Q: Why not place an iPhone document scanner on your desk? A: Right! Q: What is it the iPhone document scanner ? A: A construction to make steady and clear pictures of your notes with the iPhone
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Game developer EA announced that Spore Origins will be released later this month for the iPhone and iPod touch, but they also announced plans for at least nine additional games as well. Other games coming to the iPhone this month from the company include Yahtzee Adventures, EA Mini Golf, Lemonade Tycoon, Mahjong, Monopoly: Here & Now The World Edition, SimCity, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09, Need for Speed Undercover and The Sims 3. They did not offer a schedule for their release.
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The iPhone's camera has been used for a number of creative uses, from taking close-up shots, to using it as a webcam, to just making cool pictures, to using it to make to-do lists, or even as a scanner of sorts. As for scanning documents, getting a clear shot is difficult, but one user found a clever way of getting the clearest images of documents possible by rigging up the iPhone Document Scanner.
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CEDIA Expo 2008 is underway and home automation remote apps for the iPhone made a strong appearance at the event. Apps from Crestron, Lifeware, Z-Wave and Control4 were all present, and Gizmodo was there to get a hands-on look at all of them to see which takes the cake.
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