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Um, these are the first 1080p (1920x1080 at 60 frames per second) camcorders to be available to consumers. Your 28-in-1 HD happycam does not come close.
You always have a better camera and camcorder with you? Granted 20mp takes the proverbial but something like a 6mp cam with decent optics and xenon in a mobile would be sweet. I for one don't carry my DSLR and suite of lenses with me at all times.
Did you just say 'Sweedish'? I think you did.
Since we're being picky - there's an apostrophe in it's.
Woah - somebody forgot their irony hat today.
I suspect these figures are way off. The trend across most of Europe is to buy a new phone each year and since almost all new phones in Europe are 3G I suspect a far larger proportion of the phones in *active* use are 3rd generation. The high number of 2G (more likely 2.5G actually) phones still knocking about are more likely forgotten pre-pay phones now sat in the back of drawers that still count as active subscriptions but haven't been used in yonks.
From O2 UK website:

"You'll be able to purchase the iPhone online at o2.co.uk"

This, about porting a number from another network, is also telling:

"let us know your PAC code when you purchase your iPhone in-store, or contact us online once you've received your new handset."

So sounds like you'll be able to activate in-store OR via iTunes. Happy days.
O2 has told Stuff that - despite the message on the website - the 16GB iPhones are only temporarily out of stock and will be replenished. Also plenty of stock in O2 stores. Seems an odd sign to post up on the website in that case.

http://stuff.tv/News/O2-iPhones-out-of-stock/9989/
Your apostrophe in "it's purpose", however, shall go home in disgrace.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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