Following the neighbour Singapore that already launched iPhone 3GS on July 10 via SingTel,  Indonesia’s largest operator, Telkomsel, has published a dedicated pre-order page for iPhone 3GS for Indonesian users. continued »

Foxconn Technology Group (Foxconn) is manufacturing iPhone 3G for China market, a report says. The Shenzhen plant is massively producing mobile phones that "looks like iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS". continued »

Vodafone has finally launched visual voicemail service for their iPhone 3G customers in Australia, allowing iPhone 3G users to see who has left a message and when they left it. Yeah, visual voicemail is one of cool features of original iPhone that somehow never made it out here in Australia --even with the iPhone 3G-- until Tuesday May 26th. continued »

A university in Japan is using iPhone to help monitoring their students and staff, giving them a free iPhone plus a basic monthly service. The university will also send test and homework assignments through the iPhone. continued »

Following  its neighbor Indonesia, Maxis Communications Bhd will be launching the iPhone 3G in Malaysia this March 20, offering various postpaid plans. Customers, who have pre-registered for iPhone 3G, will be invited to the event to collect their phones. continued »

The long awaited iPhone 3G will be launched in Indonesia on March 21 and will be available on retail market starting March 23, a site reported. The country's biggest operator Telkomsel, the sole operator, will team-up with four major distributors, to sell the Apple's shiny devices. continued »

Japanese company, FreeBit, offers a new iPhone application called "ServersMan@iPhone", allowing your iPhone to be  any other web server on the Internet. The app is only available in the Japanese App Store. continued »

China's mobile users have to wait a quite while to get their own iPhone. Apple’s latest attempt to bring iPhone to China broke down for the third times --this time over App Store mechanism, according to MocoNews. continued »