2008 IT year in pictures: iPhone 3G released
On 11 July, Apple released the iPhone 3G, causing gadget freaks to salivate (and queue). The 3G iPhone was a marked improvement over its predecessor, and targeted business users with a set of enterprise features, as well as attracting consumers. Despite teething problems , a US lawsuit, and security concerns, hordes of UK shoppers grabbed one.
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