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Apple tops the 8 million mark for the iPhone 3. September 2008 | by Robert Nelson 1 Comment It was just last week that we saw Apple approaching the 6 million mark for the iPhone 3G, and based on some recent IMEI tracking it seems Apple has sold “at least 5,649,000″ units as of August 30.

Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video So, iLounge has a hot tip on dimensions for the hotly-rumored, upcoming iPod nano and iPod touch refreshes. The diagrams appear to the type of thing provided to case manufacturers so they launch their player-hugging wares on day one, but could just as easily be faked, so we'll take 'em with a grain of salt.

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It looks like the iPhone 3G has been an incredible success as compared to the original iPhone, this news comes despite the connection and battery issues that we are often hearing about. According to TechCrunch, Apple will reach the 6 million mark for the iPhone 3G sometime next week, which means that

Join the forum discussion on this post - (1) PostsLooking to get some quick cash for your original iPhone, how about giving FreeiPhoneSwap.com a shot. I should mention that I do have some hesitation about mentioning this service because I have not used it personally, however Sam (an owner) was recently

QuickPwn, the new jailbreaking tool courtesy of the unofficial iPhone DevTeam has received its first update, and although I would consider it a welcomed update its still not fully ready to lose its beta tag.

Thanks to the FCC, we now know there’s a new 120GB version of the Zune due to come out from Microsoft. Aside from the larger drive, it appears the Zune 120 will be functionally and physically the same as the Zune 80. No word on pricing or availability but it’s a safe bet that the Zune 120 will be around $299.

It’s kind of a no-brainer, what with the next iPod refresh event due in 1-2 months, but the idea of a completely new model of iPod Touch (as opposed to simply the same model with a boost in flash memory) just edged a hair closer to reality as curious developers tear further into the latest firmware beta.

With most of us either still super excited about the release of firmware 2.0, or at the point of getting tired about hearing about what it can do, we are already seeing reports of the first “.1″ update being tested.