Apple has started selling iPhone online for it’s new AT&T customers. This suggests that Apple is clearing inventory prior to next generation iPhone launch. » Apple selling iPhone online, clearing inventory

There has been a lot going on all this week. Here’s a round off:
» Apple’s this week round up

Apple retail stores in US are selling the no-contract iPhone 3G with commitment. This seen is after rumors of AT&T selling similar no-contract iPhones. The cost of 8GB iPhone 3G is $599 and $699 for 16GB. » Rumor: Apple Retail to sell no-contract iPhone 3G

Web developer Jake Marsh made a nice guide on how to to activate internet tethering on the iPhone 3.0. The guide is only for those who live in US and with an AT&T contract.
» iPhone 3.0: How to enable Internet Tethering

Starting on March 26th AT&T will sell the 8GB and the 16GB iPhone 3G with no contract for $599 and $699. Besides the no-commitment part AT&T will also not require any in store activation. That means you can get the handset and activate it later on. Unfortunately you won’t be able to buy iPhones in bulk as there’s a one per line rule in effect. Check out the AT&T presentation after the break.
» AT&T will sell the iPhone 3G with no contract and no activation

In a recent interview, Ralph De La Vega, AT&T Mobility CEO, admitted that an official tethering plan which allow you of using the iPhone as a 3G modem for a laptop is on the way “soon”.
» AT&T Official tethering plan coming soon??

Most of the US iPhone users are getting notified through a text message that they can use free Wifi access at all AT&T hotspots including Starbucks!
» iPhone users gets free WiFi access at AT&T hotspots