The hottest new battlefield weapon in Baghdad is also a hot item on the home front. The U.S. military has found the iPod Touch to be a valuable battlefield tool for soldiers. continued »

Improvements now see Apple's MobileMe Web service worthy of checking out. The Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg now feels it worthy of a recommendation. continued »

Apple has been busy with some paperwork recently. Potentially pointing toward new features, a couple of patent applications were recently filed. continued »

Verizon Communication's CEO Ivan Seidenberg said the company believes it is on solid footing in the U.S. From this, it will begin to evaluate growing its business outside of the U.S with iPhone. continued »

Right on time, the option to download a new version of the BETA 3.0 OS. Started downloading yet? continued »

Who and where parts of the iPhone doesn't always come to light. When it does, the information makes for interesting reading, regardless of the model phone you own. continued »

As described through CNET, AT&T has found the golden goose in its iPhone partnership with Apple and it wants to keep it alive. Previous extensions to agreements are being reviewed, again for a longer term relationship. 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 »

Rumors suggest that Apple is placing huge orders of NAND chips. With this, threatening the supply in demand by other tier-one vendors. continued »

In the past month, lawsuits have been for explosions and eBook infringements. Now, Apple is being sued over the technology used for the touchscreen of iPhones. continued »

The reCOIL iPhone charger from Scosche is out through numerous retailers. The handy gadget charges Apple iPods and iPhones when you're on the road. continued »

The ability to edit Google Calendar on iPhones is now possible. The new version is best used through a shortcut on the homepage. continued »