Jun 28, 2007 10:49 PM

June 29th, The IPhone Cometh

It’s 1:45 am EST and over one hundred people have already lined up at the 5th Avenue Apple store in anticipation for the official release of the iPhone.

It's 1:45 am EST and over one hundred people have already lined up at the 5th Avenue Apple store in anticipation for the official release of the iPhone.

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