The new Bose SoundDock features support for the new iPhone 3G, an auxiliary input, and also the more advanced remote control similar to the one found with the SoundDock Portable.

Apple said the iPhone will be available in 20 more countries on the 22nd of August but one more popped today, Greece. So the total countries launching the iPhone tomorrow are 21, not 20 like Apple announced some weeks ago. No one was expecting this so no wonder these news haven't featured in any Apple-related sites yet. Page translated via Google

Just like the old flash game but you tap the ball to keep it bouncing.

After the savage consumer reaction to iPhone 3G pricing, Vodafone will release two cheaper plans. At release on July 11, the iPhone 3G cost up to $250 per month on a two-year contract with a purchase price of $199 for the device, which combines the functionality of mobile internet, a 3G phone and…

Apple's iPhone in India is not cheap, its cost $760 & $880

YouArchive.It is an online tool that allows backing up SMS messages from the iPhone. You upload messages using iTextUploader directly from the iPhone, and they are istantly stored "in the cloud"! You can then read them from anywhere in the world, simply using a web browser. Your messages are kept in a safe database, that only you can read

A series of images making the rounds on the Internet this week as ‘leaked’ screenshots of an upcoming Nike+ application for the iPhone and iPod touch are not authentic, AppleInsider has learned.Tags: Apple, Apple iPhone, fake images, iPhone Apps, Nike+

My experience of using iPhone from January to till now .. A better insight from a user who actually uses it on a daily basis !!

Taking a step that professors may view as a bit counterproductive, some universities are doling out Apple iPhones and Internet-capable iPods to students. Colleges could send messages about canceled classes, delayed buses, campus crises or just the cafeteria menu.

Copy Paste mit dem iPhone 3G

When Apple Inc rolled out its iPhone in the United States, some fans paid big money to be among the first to get their hands on the device. In Poland, people are getting paid to line up.

explains why my old moto q is gettin 3.2 Mbps and my iphone is only gettin 1.4

Alabama resident Jessica Alena Smith has filed a complaint against Apple.The attorney representing Smith said the 3G iPhone hadn’t lived up to Apple’s promise that it was twice as fast as the pre-existing phones and would function properly on the 3G network.

This video shows a cool and incredibly simple iPhone app that can accurately calculates your driving speed using GPS.

The team at OpenPeak is hoping to spice up the outdated landline phone by "borrowing" the entire iPhone concept and repackaging it as a feature-rich communication hub for the home. Initially, the "OpenFrame" will include core touchscreen apps like calendar, news, weather, etc., and it doubles as a digital photo frame and an internet radio.

Mobile Computer has a video comparing the performance of the Web browser in the BlackBerry Bold on 3G to Safari on an iPhone on 2G. It was a poor showing for the Bold

More than a few colleges are giving their incoming freshmen iPods or even iPhones. While there is a certain amount of marketing in that, and the Apple products do have educational purposes, some professors are dubious, according to the New York Times. The challenge is to write apps that deliver...

The SoundDock Series II is similar looking to the SoundDock Portable--but it doesn't take batteries.

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Like a lot of other iPod audio speaker companies, Bose is introducing a GSM-shielded "Works with iPhone" certified version of its iPod speaker system, the SoundDock. It's calling this one the

OpenPeak is planning on releasing some sort of OpenFrame picture frame and home phone combo with a big sexy iPhone-alike buttons. Eventually they will offer more devices to connect to the frame like, perhaps, ummm… I don’t know. As OpenPeak’s PR lady says: “One of the beauties of the product is that it is dynamic,” [...]

Apple has always been a big player in the education market and this year it appears to be grabbing more share by selling Macs with iPod discounts among other moves. Let's connect a few dots: AppleInsider reports that RBC analyst Mike Abramsky is projecting that Apple will ship 3.04 million Macs in the September quarter. That's a heady projection would be well above current estimates and last quarter's total. The New York Times reports that some universities are handing out Apple iPhones and iPods to students. While universities can find some useful things for the devices, profs can't be that happy about it. And to add fuel to the fire Apple has "buy a Mac get a big iPod discount"...