What are the "pros and cons" of the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G? Which one is right for my needs?

Like any other purchase, only you can make the decision whether or not the iPhone 3GS or iPhone 3G is the right smartphone for you, but you can evaluate the pros and cons to see if your needs are met. This "run down" may be helpful in making a decision:

A frustrated customer in the store Apple Kenwood Towne Center Thursday afternoon ended up going to jail after police say he showed an employee a gun. According to court records, Donald Goodrich, 38, of Westwood, was frustrated his iPhone was not working properly.
He told the employee he was "so crazy, it could set off a 9mm in it." The employee allegedly told Goodrich that there was no need then, Goodrich told the clerk, "I will now. Look!"

As you may have heard me say before, the iPhone can do almost everything under the sun, except to open a bottle of champagne, with its amazing applications - with the exception of the use of its 3G goodness for Skype calls, which is . You could use any open WiFi signal to dial your friends for free over the Internet, but Apple drew the line at jumping on the 3G signal to use voice over IP.

Many Canadians are encouraging as Telus and Bell announced plans Tuesday to begin selling Apple's popular iPhone, ending the reign of Rogers as the exclusive iPhone carrier in Canada. After completing an upgrade of 1 billion U.S. dollars so its access network can support high-speed packet (HSPA) that uses the iPhone, both Bell and Telus will begin offering the iPhone in November, the companies said in statements separated.

Neither company would provide more details on pricing or an exact date for the device in Canada. Both companies will offer the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS, according to the statements.