Apple just unleashed the iPhone 3G on a second round of countries, a month after it first launched the device on July. But yet Malaysia is not on the list. Too bad but for those iPhone lovers, you can get the unofficial version of iPhone 3G, which already unlocked and able to use on Maxis, DiGi and Celcom.

Why Apple never want to officially release it in Malaysia? Some said that because of our government policy that Apple drawback any official release which they planned.
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Wonder how the components inside iPhone look like? Take a look here.

The iPhone battery is soldered to the inside of the device and cannot be swapped by users. Wasn’t that so funny? This is not a ideal device to have. The cost to replace the battery will cost you about USD79, plus USD6.95 for shipping. It also will take three business day.

O2 has recently introduced their latest flaming Xda Flame.

The Xda Flame is what O2 claims to be the first PDA-phone to strap up the full multimedia capabilities of a 3D graphics processor. The NVIDIA GoForce 5500 graphics processing unit (GPU) accelerates multimedia tasks such as audio and video in hardware. The improved speed and quality gives customers console-class 3D gaming, DVD-quality video, sharp photo playback, as well as the ability to display interactive 3D charts and diagrams during presentations.

It equiped with a 2.0MP digital camera, ofcourse this model also equiped with flash for the camera.

Too bad this model doesn’t have GPS

O2 Xda Flame will be selling at RM3688. Kinda expensive. With this amount of cash, we can choose to buy a laptop.

After a long wait, iPhone was finally sold in US last weekend. It was another big release since Microsoft Windows Vista.