iPhone 3G!

July 11, 2008

Sometime this weekend (hopefully), the new iPhone 3G will be mine. All of the local AT&T stores in my area have already sold out and I’m debating whether a trip to the one of the Apple stores is worth my time. But sometime in the near future, I hope to be holding a shiny, beautiful iPhone in my hot little hand.

Because this will require switching not only phones but providers, if you call me and something weird happens or you don’t hear back from me, please try contacting me either via the blog form or through the contact section on the Glimpses of Soul Photography main page. I don’t want anyone getting lost in cellular land!

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Jess - Don’t do it! My boss got the new iPhone today and it’s useless. Apple is having a problem with their shit and we can’t do anything with it until they fix it. At least wait until they fix the problem with their activation portal until you get yours!July 11, 2008 – 12:21 pm

Aaron - I had Jess’ boss’ problem at first… but now Apple has resolved the issue. Works great so far!

You’re going to love it. :-)

(P.S. Found you via this message.)July 11, 2008 – 3:16 pm

John Setzler - Were you able to keep your existing phone number when you switched services? If so, did it cost you extra to do it?July 14, 2008 – 10:31 am

mk - I was able to keep my number and it didn’t cost anything.

I also had no activation issues. It took me about two hours from start to finish at the Mall of America but once I was inside the store, the actual purchasing part was quite quick and painless, as was the connection to iTunes when I got home. I’m in love already. :)July 14, 2008 – 10:42 am

Heidi Fazio - oh so jeaulous!!! I can’t wait to get mine!!!July 17, 2008 – 9:17 am

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