Record-breaking 3G iPhone queue forms already
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People already standing in line at NY Apple store Jonny Evans, Macworld UK A queue has formed outside the New York Apple store, days ahead of the 3G iPhone's release on July 11. However, this queue, which started to form over the weekend, is slightly different from most. It is made up of people from an environmental... [read full story]                    

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