koliko sam ja upucen na nase prostore ovaJ mob je stigao pa ima i godinu dana....
bar u CG a mislim i u Srb...... pricam o 2G da se razumijemo ))))
za nekoga to i nije novo.... Jedino sta mi se svidja je to Da Ga ne mozes ugasit nikad! )) pozzz
za T mobile nemam cometar, jer tel se moze naci ispod cijene koje oni nude....

hahahahahaahhahhahahahhahahhahahahhahaa
legendo!!!!

Prvo je u CG stiga`,pa u Nju Jork.

Zasto ga nebi mogao ugasiti? Ti ocigledno i nemas ovaj telefon pa tek onako dajes komentar....mada ga nemam ni ja jos uvek, ali naravno da moze da se ugasi! Drzis meni taster i taster za zakljucavanje tastature istovremeno . . .i telefon ce sa ugasiti 

Original Apple iPhone Prototype using Beta Software



Quick video of navigating through an iPhone prototype. This was a testing unit used before the iPhone was originally released.

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Da naravno tako ce se ugasiti recimo da sam u servisu mob jedno 8god... da sam vec imao dosta tih Iphone! koristio sam oba i 2G i 3G sad cu da ga prodam... lol Sve u svemu dobro je, al tel nije od juce
u CG niti u SRB vec ima podosta od kad je na nasem trzistu pozdrav  )))))

not available for my country 

Pre nekoliko minuta klip je radio 

G-Map brings real-time GPS navigation to the iPhone 3G!



If you’re still holding your breath for Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) to enable some sort of turn-by-turn GPS navigation functionality on the iPhone, you might have to keep on keepin’ on, as they say. Ever since Apple released its GPS-toting iPhone 3G, the world has been waiting for a bona fide navigation application with turn-by-turn directions. The GPS receiver lying within the iPhone 3G offered users the tantalizing prospect of using their shiny handset as an in-car GPS navigation system, but Apple has so far been slow to move on that front. But, if real-time GPS navigation on the iPhone is more important than your loyalty to Apple, XROAD’s new G-Map for iPhone is ready to turn your iPhone 3G into a high-performance GPS navigation unit.

Car blog Kicking Tires had a chance to review the new XROAD G-Map application for the iPhone 3G, and came away quite impressed. G-Map for iPhone proved to be as accurate as any dedicated navigation unit from TomTom or Garmin, as long as towering buildings didn’t get in the way - GPS accuracy suffers in downtown Chicago, but moving towards the out-skirts of town revives G-Map’s pin-point accuracy. G-Map also gets high marks for its ease of use (this is an iPhone, remember?), POI content, routing directions and value. Unfortunately, G-Map lost points for its inability to display all street names on the map and its apparent lack of voice-guided navigation. But, with future application updates likely to fix the street name snafu, G-Map for iPhone still scores well.

G-Map for iPhone will cost you $19 from the iPhone AppStore, but when you compare that to the cost of a comparably sized (in terms of screen size) GPS navigation unit, it’s obvious that there’s tons of value packed in this iPhone app.



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