Which Country Owns the Apple IPhone?

Actually, neither of the prior answers is correct. Yes, Apple owns all of the relevant trademarks and so forth... but the name "iPhone" is licensed from Cisco, who coined it for one of their early VOIP phone systems before Apple decided they needed to make an iPod that could be used for phone calls

1. Does Apple iPhone can be used here in the Philippines?

Try to unlock your iphone before using it in the Philippines

2. Why does every phone have flash Player except apple iphone?

Take your pick. 1. Apple claims Flash is too processor intensive to adequately work on the iOS platform. 2. Apple (Steve Jobs particulariy), have a beef with Adobe, so are no allowing Flash, just to spite them. 3. Having Flash would mean people can run all sorts of free games and other apps from the web, instead of buying them through the App Store.

3. apple iphone 2g second gen help?

It Doesnt Mean Generation Lol It Means Like How Fast You Internet Is. 3g Is Better Than 2g And Edge Is Like The Side Of An Object Lol Lmaaoo No Am Jokiin I Dont No What EDGE Means:D

4. Would Apple Iphone 5 cases fit on the Apple IPod touch 5th gen?

Hi, Unfortunately an iPhone 5 case will most likely not fit on an iPod Touch 5th Generation. The dimensions with the exception that the thickness of the iPhone 5 is .30 inches while it is .24 inches on the iPod Touch 5th Generation, deeming cases to be different between the two devices.

5. Whats the difference between the LG VU and the Apple iPhone?

The iPhone focuses more on being that "smart phone" with a lot more navigation options. Plus it's an additional 35.00 data fee on top of your bill already. Usually making each bill about 70 or 80 dollars. It is a great phone, though. Do not get me wrong. Just very, very expensive. The LG Vu is not considered a "smart phone", therefore, it focuses more on the everday person's needs, so it does not come loaded with GPS or an appointment book. It is very light in weight and is the first phone to be launched with the AT&T TV which you must pay $15.00 for or add internet for $30.00 more. It's a pretty cool phone. If you are looking for a phone not business wise, but for looks and pure entertaiment and sleekness for you, go with the LG Vu. But, if you are looking for a phone designed for business purposes (a lot more expensive), go with the iPhone. Both are great, just very different in prices.

6. Can I use the apple iphone headphones with built in mic on the ipod touch 2G?

Yesss you can use the apple headphones with the mic for the ipod touch 2g and it dosnt matter if its the in ear head phones it can be the normal ones with the mic

7. I am an Android phone user. How would you convince me to get an Apple iPhone?

I quite liked the neutral reasoning and thoughtful answer provided to you by Eric van Leeuwen, but I have some additional thoughts as well.I chose the iPhone.I am not going to talk about technology, though; I am going to talk about the fundamental difference between Apple and Google, which makes Android, the operating system that Samsung and many other phone manufacturers use. It is this difference that is making a rapidly expanding and noe yawning gap between the business models of the two companies. Everything you say and do, everything you write, all the music choices you make, all the photos you take or collect (and all their metadata), the specific places you go, when you go, and in many cases why you are going there, every consumer choice you make on the Android phone and all the information you collect about your spouse or significant other(s), friends and colleagues, is shared with Google for its inscrutable business purposes, and it allows its many, many, many business clients to access for rent or lease that info of yours. Google makes a tremendous amount of money from the dossier it has on you and others from all of their apps and Android.Apple does not monetize any of what you do, as you. Apple makes considerably more money than Google simply by selling you its hardware and services, part of which is trust, and if it must keep track of you, even with its services, it does so as the bare minimum and for your benefit, and you have full, transparent and easy control of what is collected, you can see the few pages of, mostly comprised of recorded of software or entertainment you've purchased - so you can get it again for free if you somehow lose it, and it does so absolutely securely.So, is Google's business model more beneficial to you and yours, or Apple's? That's really the signifiant question, is not it.Oh, and do not forget to ask it of everyone you know whose info you will be inadvertently and, to them, secretly providing to Google.