3G news from FierceWireless

Nokia unveiled a new high-end mobile phone, the Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte that is made of carbon fiber, titanium, Read more...

Enterprise users that don't have time to go to an Apple or AT&T store to pick up their iPhone 3G can now order it online. The moratorium on online orders has been lifted--but there is a catch. To Read more...

AT&T and Apple are reportedly working on a software fix to correct the iPhone 3G connection failures that users worldwide are rampantly complaining about. According to USA Today, citing anonymous Read more...

Global banking conglomerate HSBC is taking a hard look at using the iPhone 3G over its current fleet of corporate BlackBerry devices. Such a move could involve the purchase of 200,000 iPhones Read more...

China Unicom is forking over big bucks to build a 3G wireless network across China. The company said it will spend $14.58 billion over the next two years to build the network which will use a 3G Read more...

Starting Sept. 7 consumers will be able to pick up an iPhone 3G at their local Best Buy store. The retailer will be the first to sell the popular device in the U.S. outside of Apple and AT&T Read more...

Apple iPhone users may soon be able to make calls without using cell phone minutes. Global IP Solutions announced yesterday that it has a software developer's kit that enables VOIP on the iPhone 3G. Read more...

Apple's iPhone App Store seems to be suffering from teething problems. Numerous reports have circulated about applications that have been bouncing in and out of the store as Apple apparently changes Read more...

Less than a month after launching the iPhone 3G, Japanese carrier Softbank said it will cut its minimum monthly service fee for the iPhone from $66.57 per month to $27.63 per month. The reduced fee Read more...

T-Mobile USA quietly launched its second commercial UMTS market today in Las Vegas. The company, which launched its first UMTS market in New York in May, said it invested more than $37.5 million in Read more...