WWDC 2008: 3G iPhone launch

June 10th, 2008 by Derek Fung and Joseph Hanlon Tagged with: 3g, apple, gps, iphone, mobile phone

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Location services
With location services having been a success in the iPhone's competitors, the Cupertino giant have crammed a GPS receiver into the second-gen iPhone in an effort to keep up with the Joneses. At the very least, the iPhone's new found navigation abilities will guide Steve's thugs over to the competition's HQs so they can mete out a good schlacking.

Photo credit: James Martin and CNET News.com

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