As expected, Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference for 2009 has sold out. In the June 8th event, iPhone and Mac OS X developers could use the opportunity to code alongside Apple’s own IT team. continued »

Apple will probably introduce its next iPhone (as well as the final version of its iPhone 3.0 software) on June 8 --the first day of Apple's 2009 Worldwide Developers Conference, The Business Insider reports. continued »

Two years late but better than never, the most-asked-for feature -- Copy and Paste -- is finally here for iPhone 3.0. It didn’t arrive as a surprise to us as it was disclosed by Digg founder, Kelvin Rose, couple days before the event took place. That, together with MMS support are being addressed at today’s Apple event. continued »

Two major improvements in the upcoming iPhone 3.0 OS will include Apple Push System and with embedded Google Map for 3rd Party developers. The upcoming push services are introduced to cut off connections running in the background to preserve battery life while maintaining system performance at high level. continued »

Today at iPhone 3.0 event, Apple starts off with Scott Forstall, the SVP of iPhone software, with details on the iPhone 3.0 OS and developer programs. First in line is the additional of  a paid app -- In-App Purchase – that will prompt you from within the software to buy an update such as a city guide where you can ... continued »