3G iPhone

On Monday, Apple pulled out all the stops at its 2009 Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC), introducing additions and enhancements to its operating system, Mac OS X, the MacBook Pro laptop line, as well as a brand spankin' new iPhone. But it's not the new , or the beefed up MacBook Pros that really piqued my interest…it's the iPhone 3G, which Apple is now selling for less than $100.

Check here for the full feature of the new iPhones 3GS, enjoy iTunes DRM-free music video movie on it with the iPhone media converter.

Sprint Mi-Fi 2200 mobile wireless hot spot, by Sprint (and Novatel Wireless), about $100 (after rebates, plus data service).

Rumors are swirling about that Best Buy will offer their own insurance to the iPhone 3G S when it launches late next week, AppleInsider reports.

When Apple Inc. launched an updated iPhone at its annual gathering of software developers last June, its biggest competitor was the iPhone that Apple had introduced the year before.

During my last trip to NYC I met one of the guys behind Mobile Roadie in Williamsburg, and was quite impressed with the app. Basically it allows any band to generate an iPhone app for their band, get it up on the app store, and continually update the app's content with minimal effort.

Have you played Peggle? This iPhone game came out some time ago and was an immediate hit at the app store for it's strange and extremely addictive gameplay. The game just went on sale for 99 cents, but it will only last until midnight Sunday, June 14.

similar to the Y2K bug. The unique identifier associated to each tweet has now exceeded 2,147,483,6471 [...] For some of your favorite third-party Twitter services not designed to handle such a case, the sequence will suddenly turn into negative numbers. At this point, they are very likely to malfunction or crash.

Are you trying to pre-order an iPhone 3G S? After today, that may prove a little more difficult if you use AT&T as your provider.

The iPhone 3G S is coming on June 19 with a lot of new features that will definitely improve its users' smartphone experience and their lives in general. After the release at the Apple WWDC 2009, AT&T announced the upgrade prices and everybody was shocked. The carrier will rip-off anybody who wants an upgrade, and many have predicted that this year's launch will not be as successful as previous ones, however, the iPhone 3G S pre-orders are sold-out.

The Twitterati are stocking their bomb shelters with Twinkies in preparation for the "Twitpocalypse," the time at which the number of tweets sent passes the 2,147,483,647 mark, which is the maximum value of a 32-bit signed integer (technically, it's one-half of 2 to the 32nd, minus 1). Each Twitter message has a unique identifier based on that counter.

Is the iPhone the most dangerous cell phone ever?

A California University has created an iPhone application specifically for its students, so it could be only a matter of time before this spreads to college's everywhere.

Rick Bavage turned his back on the corporate world last September, swapping a successful career as a marketing executive for an uncertain future building iPhone applications.

iGoogle allows users to personalize the information they recieve in a single page from Google.

DataViz on Monday announced the release of Documents To Go as an iPhone and iPod touch application. It's available for purchase from the App Store for $5 or $10 depending on the version.

If you were lucky enough to pre-order an iPhone 3G S the day it was announced, your order may already be on its way. If you were an unlucky AT&T customer having to pay in order to upgrade to 3G S, there is some good news.

You're driving down a street and see a really pretty home with a For Sale sign on the front lawn. You write down the broker's information and can't wait to get home to take a look at the listing details.

The iPhone 3.0 software has been long awaited by users all across the world. For almost 2 years, iPhone users have lacked some of the most basic software functions such as Copy/Paste, MMS, and Search. Basically, functions that other phones have been doing for years were finally brought to the iPhone.

If you are an iPhone user and you use AT&T, tomorrow's release of OS 3.0 might give you some problems. Find out why.