Apple CEO Steve Jobs is set to return to Apple on schedule within a few weeks, according to the Wall Street Journal. The survivor of pancreatic cancer went on medical leave in January. "We look forward to Steve returning to Apple at the end of June," an Apple spokesman told the Journal. continued »

Apple's CEO Steve Jobs has been on medical leave since January. Sources however state that Jobs is still running key parts of the company from his home. continued »

From the Apple event at the beginning of the week to the live hacking webcast, the iPhone has been in the spotlight for much of the past several days. For starters, Spore Origins came out for the iPhone and it offers two modes of gameplay that fully utilize the iPhone's unique functions. Plus, we learned that PhoneSaber would be returning to ... continued »

Following yesterday's Let's Rock event, Steve Jobs took a few moments to talk with CNBC.com about the day's announcements and more. Right after Jobs left the stage, he had this one-on-one interview with Jim Goldman and it was really rather interesting. He talked about the product line up and even joked about the rumors about his declining health. Jobs still looks ... continued »

It seems Apple and AT&T are in talks regarding adding a tethering option to the iPhone. One user emailed Apple to complain about the lack of this feature, especially considering it is offered on most other smartphones for $30/month. Supposedly, Steve Jobs replied and said: We agree, and are discussing it with ATT. Steve Interesting. AT&T actually does offer a tethering option for their ... continued »

We started the week here at iPhone Buzz discussing all things having to do with the reception issues the iPhone 3G has been experiencing. Steve Jobs admitted that about 2% of iPhone 3G users have experienced the connection issues. An angry customer even sued Apple over the reception issues. Shortly thereafter, the iPhone 2.0.2 update was released with hopes to provide ... continued »

A reader over at AppleInsider just got another one of Steve Jobs' brief and to the point emails. This time, it's in regards to a crash bug that affects third-party apps on start up. The email reads as follows: "This is a known iPhone bug that is being fixed in the next software update in September." In his typical brief form, ... continued »

Apple has posted a video of Steve's historic keynote at WWDC up on their website. The video depicts the announcement of all the games that were showed off yesterday, and also shows them making a quick application. This is to demonstrate how easy it is to develop for the iPhone using the SDK. continued »

If any of the recent rumors of the 3G iPhone are even fractionally true, then the iPhone 2.0 is going to be an even hotter potato then existing model. In addition to GPS and Video Conferencing via a second camera on the front of the iPhone, LeMatin.ch report the addition of Mobile TV. It makes perfect sense - how else ... continued »

Apple have released its plans for WWDC 2008, due to kick off on Monday June 9th. The event will open with a keynote from Steve Jobs, expected to be resplendant in a new, exciting outfit, before focussing on OS X Leopard and OS X for iPhone. There's no mention, of course, of a new 3G iPhone, although speculation ... continued »

What a number! In the second fiscal quarter of this year, Apple was able to push a little over 1.7 million iPhones out the door. This is the overall theme of the Apple earnings report, with Apple announcing a whopping $1.05 billion in profit. Since there is not last year comparison of iPhone sales, their is no growth estimate, but ... continued »

I can’t say that Kevin Rose of Digg.com has ever been dead on, or even remotely close to being correct when it comes to rumors or leaks regarding the iPhone. In his weekly Digg podcast, Kevin referred to the new iPhone as the “iPhone Pro, or whatever” featuring 3G support and a second camera behind the glass faceplate for ... continued »