In the top 100 applications for 2008, the new MyWeather integrates unit conversions in inches or millibars for pressure and Celsius or Fahrenheit. Notification is included with a network is not available. MyWeather Mobile uses Microsoft Virtual Earth technology to allow the viewing of weather in any part of the country.

MyWeather Mobile is a weather application with 36-hour temperature, precipitation and wind speed/direction graphs, 7-day forecasts, animated looping radar, and over 10,000 U.S. cities including Puerto Rico. You can also rotate the phone horizontally to view full-screen radar animation and 36 hour trend graphs. Available for both iPhone and iPod Touch.

[via I4U]

So how was the experience? Well, it took around 10 minutes from the time I walked in to the time I walked out. I had a phone that I returned under their 30 day return policy, which wasn’t a problem. Apparently it was easier to do than everyone else’s as I was the first to walk out of the store with the brand new phone.

If you happen to get up to the register and your cashier can’t get the SIM card out, you might kindly tell them that the SIM ejector is in the small black box inside of the iPhone box. The AT&T reps weren’t aware of its existence. They were all scrounging around for paper clips when that part came up.

Unfortunately if you’re reading this, either you already managed to get one, or you’re not getting one today. You might get lucky if you’re on the West Coast, but I’d advise getting to your local store. Last year there were phones to spare after the initial line at opening, however, that was not the case even in this relatively small town. When I left they already had all the 16GB phones sold (they go down the line and ask which one you’re getting) but they seemed to still have at least a few 8GB, but I doubt they lasted long.

We’ll have plenty of juicy news and details about the new phone before you know it. My first impressions are that it looks good (I have the 16GB black), feels great and the first few calls I made were crystal clear. The internet is alright, but then again I’m stuck on EDGE speeds until the new towers go up in September.

I’ve had a chance to play with a few of the new Apps such as AIM, PayPal and BoxOffice, all of which are a great addition to the phone. Don’t worry though, we’ll have our full in-depth review soon, which will give you a closer look at the new iPhone 3G.