Vodafone has announced that i will also begin offering iPhone 3GS in India with immediate effect. Prices and traffic details inside.

PadGadget spots some of the iPad games on Apple.com’s iTunes Preview, a Website-based catalog of iTunes store content.

GeoHotz has released a new video which shows a untethered jailbreak for iPhone OS 3.1.3/3.1.2 for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The release date of the new jailbreak for iPhone 3.1.2 has not been fixed yet.

Launch date and pricing information for various iPhone 3GS models being launched by Bharti Airtel in India.

Watch a video of Opera Mini 5 on the iPhone. The Opera Mini app for iPhone has been submitted to the Apple app store. Opera Mini for iPhone is faster than the native Safari browser.

Apple has begun selling unsubsidized unlocked iPhone to consumers without the 2 year contract through the Apple Store. The 8GB version of iPhone 3G costs $499, 16GB iPhone 3GS will cost $599 and 32GB iPhone 3GS will cost $699.

Apple has been vary about India, which is one of the biggest mobile markets in the world with over 500 million subscribers, so vary that they haven’t yet released the iPhone 3GS there.

Bing has a new app for iPhone and iPod Touch that comes with a lot of cool new features.

Airtel has confirmed that it will launch iPhone 3GS in the coming months.

Work has begun to port the Mono implementation of Microsoft’s c#.NET to Android. The Android version named MonoDroid should be expected by August this year.

Microsoft is hell bent on converting the Windows Phone 7 series to act similarly to the iPhone, which is why it is being re-branded as Windows iPhone 7.

A comparison of the sales figures of Google Nexus One, Apple iPhone and Motorola Droid reveals that Apple and Motorola managed to sell 8 times more handsets.

Apple may release iPhone OS 3.2 sometime this month for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This is based on a recent update to the Flickr app for iPhone, whose changelog says that they have added support for iPhone OS 3.2.

Download the official Formula1 (F1) app for iPhone and Windows Mobile. The F1 mobile app is released by Formula1 in association with Vodafone and is available as a free download.

A popular internet figure, Tim Bray, has joined the Android team, making things a tad bit more easier for Android in its war against iPhone.