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AT&T looks like now desperate to move their remaining iPhone 3G stock out the door. AT&T used Twitter last Friday evening to announce that a refurbished iPhone 3G–specifically, the black 8GB model–can now be picked up for just $49 with a 2-year contract of course. That’s half the price of an unopened 8GB model. Meanwhile, the 16GB version’s price dropped to $99, also a great deal, while it lasts. This offer will only be around as long as those supplies last, so you’d better go and order quickly if you want to snag one before they run out.
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The newest Best Buy ad shows the handset on sale for just $99 on a two-year contract. Best Buy marketing manager John Bernier has chimed in via his Twitter account to say that the Pre is $199 and that the “error is being corrected. That’s $100 less than the previous price. As usual, purchasing a phone at Best Buy also means that you don’t need to futz around with a mail-in rebate, all rebates are instant. So far there is nothing to indicate that this new price-point is going to remain permanent,You better grab one quick, just in case. Will Sprint sell the Pre for $99 on contract too?
Google have released elements of Android OS 2.0 Donut to the developer community. Google Android 2.0, codenamed “Donut” is now officially being distributed via the companies official code repository. The upgraded OS is designed to work on all existing Android phones and has some new features like multi-touch support, universal search, text-to-speech, automated backups and an upgraded camera application. New widgets for the homescreen include a toggle for Wi-Fi, screen brightness and more. One thing to note is that XDA’s cyanogen claims that Donut is not Android 2.0 but is more or less an incremental upgrade to the OS, like Cupcake was. You can download Donut now for your G1 or Hero devices.
Since most people can’t live a day without their cell phone they want a phone that helps people lead an active and healthy life. That’s the novel idea behind the Stix concept phone. The Stix concept phone is designed by Cyrene Quiamco and helps burn off calories to keep you in shape. Hailed as the “Stix,” the cellphone makes use of kinetic energy, allowing the users to adhere to an environmentally friendlylifestyle without compromising on the latest technology. You can hook the phone, to a belt loop or wrap it around your wrist as the phone can only be charged by kinetic energy, in order to expose it to areas where kinetic energy is applied . Stix packs a camera, a projector, a touch sensitive LCD display strip, a heart rate monitor and a pedometer, plus a GPS and voice dialing. The projector will provide you with a virtual keyboard, making input easier
