The First Solid "Gold iPhone" 3G in the world launched Photo Gallery

Mobile phones have gradually started morphing into fashion accessories. The iPhone 3G Solid Gold sets an example by its 22 carat gold body and stunning looks. In the days to come the mobile phones will compete with jewelry and other accessories to make a fashion statement like never before.

It is learnt that four designers have laboured to produce this solid gold iPhone that also contains 53 VVS1 diamonds. The polished finish lends it a jewel like look. It contains all the regular iPhone features with an excellent 320 by 480 touch screen. It has a memory of 16 GB. It includes Bluetooth, WLAN 802.11b, WLAN 802.11g. A 2 MP camera enables good pictures. It has a talk time of 10 hours and a stand by time of 300 hours.

The price is really astounding that reserves it exclusively for the premium class. The iPhone Solid Gold can be bought for a price of £22,995 that is about Rs 17 lakhs. The phone can be bought online through the official site of Stuart Hughes and was launched on 30 April 2009.

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Dutch Royal Parade Attack Suspect Dies - News In Pictures

The AP reports that five people died during a parade for Dutch Queen Beatrix when a car is reported to have crashed into the progression.

No members of the royal family were hurt, but Dutch officials tell the BBC that they believe the crash was an intentional attack. From BBC:

Cynthia Boll, a photographer at the scene, told the BBC the car was already badly damaged before it slammed into the crowds at high speed.
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The crowds were celebrating Queen's Day - a national holiday in the Netherlands when thousands of people take to the streets to celebrate the queen's official birthday.

The New York Times echoes the statements of Dutch officials that the attack seems to have been an intentional, targeted strike at the royal family. Police arrested the man driving the car as soon as it crashed. He is reported to have been unarmed and acting alone, according to the Times:

Dutch officials said the man had "acted deliberately" but they ruled out links with a terrorist group. "The driver is suspected of trying to attack the royal family," a spokesperson for the Dutch police said, not giving additional details as to a possible motive.