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If you reside in the UK, USA or Canada, read on. Anyone living in these countries can receive a brand new free iPhone 3G if they follow the free guide that this website provides. Forget the credit crunch, and do not let the recession affect your spending power!

We all have families that want the latest gadgets that are available today, it’s normal, and everybody is the same. Whether it be a free iPhone 3G for yourself, or maybe a free PS3 or XBox 360 Elite for your kids, you can get them for FREE!! You are not limited to the items that I’ve mentioned above either. There is a vast range of free gifts that will appeal to everyone, and you can even select one that isn’t listed. This is called a “custom order”.

So, if you want the very latest, must have gadget for free, please read the details below, and on the other pages of this website. It will be one of the easiest things you have ever done in your life!

So You Want A Free iPhone 3G?

Welcome to Free iPhone 3G, the website that does exactly what it says it will do on the can, “ get UK, USA, and Canadian residents a free iPhone 3G“! I’m not a businessman, I’m just an ordinary member of the public who started “freebie hunting” approximately 2 years ago, mainly out of curiosity. I soon realised that I could get my family (especially my kids), the very latest gadgets and game consoles for nothing, and this has become even more of a necessity since I became redundant, and the credit crunch has begun to bite. As the name of this blog suggests, my next target is a PAYG free iPhone.

If you wish to dive straight in without anymore explanation, just click on this link: Free iPhone

What Else Do I Need To Do?

If you want to know ”the ins and outs” of how to get your free iPhone 3G, then please take a look at our “How To” and “FAQ” sections. These will show you that all you are required to do, is complete one of the offers which are being advertised by many of the well known brand names that we all know. Be sure to complete a free offer if you want your iPhone 3G to be completely free! I would highly recommend the Love Film, 2 week no obligation free trial for UK residents (Netflix or Blockbuster for USA and Canadian residents), or the HSBC Bank Account offer where you just have to open a current account. If those offers don’t take your fancy, then another two offers that I would recommend are the Coral or Gala Bingo offers. These are not free, but only cost £5 which is a very small price to pay to obtain a free iPhone 3G. They also get approved very quickly e.g. 30-60 minutes!

Here are some of the best UK offers:

Some of the best USA/Canadian offers:

Get Started Immediately

To obtain your free iPhone 3G select one of the offers mentioned above, and click on it (you can select a different offer later if required). The link will take you to the networks sign up page, where you will have to register using your legitimate details. Once you have done this, you can select any one of the numerous offers listed via the offers page.

Remember the well known saying:

Nothing ventured, nothing gained!

WSJ Examines Story Behind iPad Preorder Sales Predictions

Heecyfarhycle — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 01:43:58 +0000

The Wall Street Journal , on Apple-watcher Victor Castroll’s efforts to count iPad preorder numbers: Castroll primarily follows Apple as an investor because clues are available to create such an assessment. “If you want to know Apple sales, you can look at order numbers or you can see people walking into a store,” he said. Other companies, by contrast, are “a black box.” There’s been a lot of silly hype about how the preorders “fell off a cliff” after the first day, mostly by Apple haters. But even if we were to accept it as a negative indicator, the WSJ points out it’s no prediction of a product’s long-term success: ….Yet early sales numbers are far from definitive. Studio executives can tell their technology counterparts all about the dangers of paying such figures too much heed. A year ago, “Watchmen” debuted to an impressive opening-weekend box-office take of $55.2 million, according to Hollywood.com. It didn’t make that much in the rest of its domestic run, finishing with a gross of $107.5 million. Eight months later, its studio, Warner Bros., released “The Blind Side” and raked in a more modest opening-weekend total of $34.1 million. That film’s box-office total is $252.7 million and counting — more than twice the total for “Watchmen.” And the iPhone experienced similar bad guesses from “experts” at launch: Gene Munster, senior research analyst at Piper Jaffray, recalled taking phone calls from investors who considered the iPhone “dead on arrival” soon after its launch when early numbers from AT&T Wireless missed early sales forecasts.

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Gruber: Apple to Make Free Android Cost Handset Makers in Legal Fees

anoxyJeasynok — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 01:17:48 +0000

John Gruber dropped a subtle bomb over on his blog Daring Fireball concerning Apple’s lawsuit against HTC and the New York Times recent write-up of the growing Apple vs. Google rivalry. That last bit, regarding a general belief that Apple is gearing up for war against Google, echoes what I’ve heard lately from several sources who work at Apple. ….Hence the patent suit against HTC.

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Steve Jobs On His Health: “I’m feeling fine. I almost died. It’s been a pretty good last few months.”

Elaine Chow — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 00:49:05 +0000

Steve Jobs appeared at the unveiling of draft organ donation legislation in California Friday where the Apple CEO was instrumental in getting state lawmakers to create SB 1395, a law which, if passed, will require Californians applying for or renewing driver’s licenses to answer whether they’d like to donate their organs in case of death. According the Mercury News , Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke at the event and thanked Steve Jobs for his efforts: Steve Jobs’ was very instrumental in getting us here today,” said the governor. “Steve Jobs told my wife about his transplant and she talked to me. Then we had great phone conversations back and forth. … He knew that others don’t have a plane waiting for them to get to a transplant.” Jobs said, “There were not enough livers in California to go around. I was advised by my Stanford doctors to enroll on a list at a Memphis hospital, because it was more favorable to get a liver there. “I was fortunate,” he said because he had the ability to fly cross country in the four-hour window needed to transplant a healthy organ. “Last year, 400 other Californians died waiting. I could have died.” He called current system “an obscure process” with “no one asking the simple question: Will you donate your organs?” Of his current health, the whippet-thin Jobs told other transplant survivors who attended the Friday news conference, “I’m feeling fine

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Steve Jobs On His Health: “I’m feeling fine. I almost died. It’s been a pretty good last few months.”

WicervarDeart — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 00:49:05 +0000

Marriott Underwriting iPad Version of USA Today, Free Until July 4?

UlricheDmond — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 23:31:30 +0000

USA Today has struck a deal with Marriott International, Inc., in which the hotel company is underwriting USA Today ’s launch of its iPad app. While the full terms of the deal haven’t been revealed, it’s likely that the iPad version of USA Today will be free for a limited time thanks to the sponsorship (and ads) from Marriott before the paper moves on to a paid subscription model.

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Marriott Underwriting iPad Version of USA Today, Free Until July 4?

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Kevin Rose Asks: Is Palm Dead?

trathibiasy — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 23:04:19 +0000

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Kevin Rose Asks: Is Palm Dead?

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Apple Invites Developers to Submit iPad Apps

Alison Spong — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 20:16:32 +0000

Apple has sent out an email to developers inviting them to submit apps for the iPad.

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