Eagle eyed developers have noticed that the iPhone developers agreement has been changed with a placeholder referencing the event today. We only have a while to wait before we find out what Apple has up its sleeves. continued »

One of the coolest things to go with the iPhone I have seen out of CES so far is the Parrot AR.Drone. The flying toy is controlled by the iPhone via WiFi. continued »

AT&T is getting beat up in the media by Verizon over its 3G coverage, which I will admit is shoddy in most areas. Apple has now come out with some adds that are taking up for AT&T. I wonder if those adds will keep running if Verizon gets the iPhone. continued »

The Apple App store is a huge moneymaker for Apple and many of the top application is the store are games. IntoMobile reports that Apple is set to start developing its own games for the iPhone. The company has a job listing for a Game/media Software Engineer with 3-4 years experience. continued »

When the iPhone OS 3.0 was first announced one of the features that got many iPhone owners excited was the ability to tether the device to a notebook. AT&T threw water on those flames of excitement when it announced that it would not allow tethering of the iPhone. continued »

When Apple denied the Google Voice app it set off a storm of controversy in the industry. Rumors circulating now claim that tomorrow AT&T could announce that it will allow Skype and Google Voice on its network via the iPhone reports the Washington Post. continued »

The iPhone is soon leaving the exclusive realm in the UK, but here in America the device is still tied to the AT&T network. Many users feel the AT&T network with its hoards of dropped calls and other issues is the weak link for the device. continued »

Apple and AT&T are reportedly in talks to add some new and exclusive features for the iPhone. According to sources claiming to be in the know about the new features, they will arrive before the end of the year. continued »

I have only wanted to send a MMS message a few times in recent memory and unfortunately, my iPhone wouldn't do it. I once complained to a friend who uses a Blackberry who scoffed that his device has been able to do MMS forever. AT&T has finally answered the MMS dreams of iPhone users and has announced that September 25 is ... continued »

I have lamented the fact that the AT&T network in my area leaves a lot to be desired with daily dropped calls and other irritating issues. I have been with AT&T in my area for years and looking back, the network used to be pretty good. I only had issues with dropped calls after getting my original iPhone shortly after the ... continued »

If you are one of the many who wants an iPhone but doesn't want to be on AT&T, at least one analyst thinks that you may get your wish soon. According to an analyst from, Piper Jaffray the iPhone may be on other networks soon. Gene Munster expects the iPhone to hit other carriers in the U.S. within the next year. ... continued »

Many iPhone owners will tell you that the biggest problem with the device is the AT&T network. The network has a frequent habit of dropping calls and lacking 3G coverage in all but the largest cities. The poor network quality has led many iPhone users to complain about missing features like MMS and the inability to stream video over 3G. AT&T ... continued »