Still one more class-action lawsuit is claiming that the iPhone not only fails to live up to 3G speeds, but that it also prematurely develops hairline cracks in its outer casing, and that AT&T has oversold its 3G bandwidth with the iPhone.

Texas residents Alyce R. Payne, William French, Karen Michaels, and Lorna Harris filed the long and bulky 23-page complaint in an Eastern Texas court on their own behalf as well as all customers who are not satisfied with their iPhone 3G purchase, claiming that Apple has committed breaches of contract and warranty, violating Texas business and commerce codes, and many other infractions.
The suit is the second to be filed this week (among many others over the past several months) claiming the iPhone 3G performs poorly when connected via 3G because it “demand(s) too much power from the 3G bandwidths” and that both Apple and AT&T are aware that the performance is nowhere near what it promises its customers in their ads and representation.
It’ll be interesting to see how this turns out. Odds are it’ll be settled with money, but hopefully both vendors will take it as a sign that however marvelous the iPhone is, it still has room for improvement.




It looks like Apple has released a new iPhone 3.1.3 update for iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPhone 3GS users.
Google will be releasing their Nexus One aka Google phone today. Will Nexus One be an iPhone killer? The answer is no.
No, the falling Apple logo on the Google hompage doesn't have anything to do with Apple Inc. It is there to celebrate the birthday of Sir Isaac Newton.
As I was browsing Google today I noticed a new logo which Google created to honor Sir Isaac Newton.
For me, the best free iPhone app in the Apple App Store would have to be the Dragon Dictation iPhone app. The Dragon Dictation iPhone app allows you to speak in to your iPhone and have your speech converted to text.
Google is working on a new phone, and it’s called the Nexus One. No, Nexus One is not a code name, it’s the real name of the phone that you see in the picture above.
The much anticipated debut of the iPhone in South Korea finally took place on Saturday and it was a huge hit.
As has been said here and many other places, one can only imagine that Apple was ready to do battle with the Droid and that they were merely waiting for the release of their competitions top product before finalizing their latest version.
And hopefully they will correct the problem.
Screw of people, dont file lawsuits against apple for your 3g being slow or hairline cracks. Thats pathetic, is that all you have to do in life? I have one, guess what, no cracks and the 3g is fine on it, maybe you suck at life completely and your the problem. Just be happy you have an iphone.