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After much speculation, the iPhone became a reality on June 29th, 2007. Many cited the iPhone as a revolutionary cell phone that allows people to make a call by tapping a name or number in your address book, your favorites list, or your call log. The iPhone also automatically synchronizes your PC, MAC and Internet contacts. It also lets you select and listen to voicemail messages in whatever order you want. Time magazine named the iPhone as the “invention of the year”. As soon as the iPhone was released, many people wanted a free iPhone from the various internet that soon appeared.

One of the great things about the iPhone is that it’s also a widescreen iPod with touch controls that lets you enjoy music, audiobooks, videos, TV shows, and movies on a 3.5-inch display. You can sync all of your content from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. You can do this ALL with the touch of a finger.

Although there were many Apple lovers who could not wait to get their hands on one, the response was not all positive. The first issue was AT&T, the sole “official” carrier. There was also the price cut that came after many “early adopters” purchased their phone, which led to Apple issuing $100 refunds. Then Apple totally discontinued the 4GB model, leaving only the 8GB iPhone for consumers. Right now, the price of an 8GB iPhone is $399, but most would rather have an Apple iPhone free Instead. Finally, there were issues for those who hacked/modified their iphone to run non-Apple endorsed third party applications or unlocked it to bypass AT&T all together. When Apple issued a firmware upgrade, it rendered those iPhones useless.

It appears as though most of the problems between Apple and it’s customers have passed. Now everyone can focus on getting a free Apple iPhone to make those calls and listen to those tunes.