Tuesday, July 8, 2008 -- 1:25 p.m. -- at my desk

Now that we are about to have the iPhone available in 20-somewhat countries and eventually many more, I would like very much to put together an awesome photo gallery that shows the worldwide reach of this blog.

This morning, for example, I posted the entry about the prices in New Zealand and 2 hours later I received an e-mail from a caller in New Zealand.

More than 50 countries and counting here at iPTIB and besides the icons and cases we choose to put on our iPhones, the other thing that identifies the iPhone as unique to the area in which we live is the carrier name on the front page.

Because you can take a screenshot of your iPhone in the new 2.0 software (I believe you simply hit the top button and middle button at the same time quickly, but I need to check on that first) -- I'm hoping you can all send me your screenshots from the countries you reside in.

In the case of multiple entries from the same countries, I'll use the first one received.

My hope is to have a photo of every country the iPhone is in represented one way or another -- think of it as the license plate game for the 21st century.

Send your photos when you get your iPhone outfitted with 2.0 to iptib (at) mac (dot) com and I'll get the gallery created and linked to from there.

Thanks in advance!

And thanks for calling.

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Just saw that thought others would find it interesting

SCOTT'S REPLY: It is interesting, but it's so wrong that wired called it exclusive. Many folks have had access to this for months and Apple's agreements forbid Wired from talking about this until the software is released, yet they are and calling it an exclusive. Poor, irresponsible journalism. But at the same time, the details will be out in a few days, so here's the info. Thanks for posting it, Bryan.

Great to see my idea in motion! Especially get those "in line photos" and let's show the world how excited HUGE amounts of people are about the 3G.

Boya

SCOTT'S REPLY: I hope you'll send me some photos from your neck of the woods, boya.

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