AT&T has unveiled its Q1 2011 financial reports and along with that, report comes some details about its iPhone dealings. AT&T sold 5.5 million iPhones in the quarter and iPhone user churn stayed the same. continued »

A new patent that has surfaced from Apple outlines some cool new gesture support that we might see before long on new iPhones and other devices. The patent outlines new MicroGestures that involve drawing shapes to access features like a star, arrow, or circle among others. continued »

A company called TransferBigFiles has announced a new iPhone app that is being offered for free. The app allows you to send big HD video files to anyone you want that can be retrieved using any browser. continued »

We’re just days away from Apple’s 2009 WWDC, which is expected to announce the new iPhone, but commenting the rumors about what Phil Schiller might be bringing on stage was unavoidable. This time from Nowhere Else's site, that already posted some interesting pictures. continued »

The UK's leading independent mobile phone retailer, Carphone Warehouse, added four placeholders to their inventory list for new iPhone Video models today. It makes sense the official iPhone reseller like Carphone Warehouse had such information. continued »

If it's true, the 4GB iPhone is a bit of a surprise, since users need more storage space to accommodate many tempting apps for the iPhone. We are certainly expecting 32GB model right now (and we have had 8GB and 16GB  for a long time), but 4GB? continued »

Hell yeah! It's the first images of the next generation iPhone Video in the wild! The more I'm learning from the handful of [blurry] pictures that have just posted on a Hong Kong blog, the more I'm convinced they are the real deal: the magnetic compass, autofocus camera, video recording capability, MMS capability, CPU log/activity, along with some other new ... continued »

Parts purportedly for the next-generation iPhone Video have appeared for sale on a Chinese wholesale site.  Both screen bezels and LCD panels for the the third-gen iPhone Video are listed, with shipping expected to begin "within 5 to 12 working days". As well as the listings, there are comparison shots with existing parts for the iPhone 3G.  While there's no telling ... continued »

According to iLounge’s tipster, the next-generation iPhone will come in six versions --three models each with two storage options: (1) standard 3G; (2) "enhanced 3G" (HSPA); and (3) China version. In term of its size and design, still similar as the current model. continued »

A user on MacTalk forum has just discovered Apple’s icon for the next generation iPhone, but --as revealed by the screenshot below--  it looks pretty much the same as the icon for the current iPhone 3G. continued »

Apple will begin to allow downloads of movies and TV shows through the iPhone, according to the hottest rumor --complete with supposed screenshots-- revealed just before a week-end. continued »

T-Mobile Austria have added a placeholder for the "iPhone 32GB", seemingly a version of the Apple smartphone with twice the storage of the current top-end model.  The handset appears under the carrier's "Coming soon" section, though without any image, detail of pricing or specific launch date. Clicking on the "Details" button leads to a page with no information about the handset.  A ... continued »