Another leak of the frames from what is claimed to be the iPhone HD or 4G has turned up online. The frames look much like the ones in the Gizmodo leak and you can see the frames for yourself at SlashGear. continued »

Anyone who follows the iPhone knows that the devices are unveiled at WWDC, set to kick off in only a few days. The launch of a new iPhone will mean the iPhone 3G will be killed off and the select button to buy the device has been removed from the Apple Store, is this a sign of things to come. continued »

Reports are coming in that AT&T originally had the iPhone exclusive deal tied up until 2012. The deal was allegedly confirmed when a response from Apple to a lawsuit alleging monopoly was filed with courts. continued »

The world knows that Gizmodo and parent Gawker Media paid $5,000 for the iPhone HD or 4G prototype that was lost in a bar in California. Gawker head Nick Denton figures the whole thing cost him about $20,000 for the handset, bonuses, and bandwidth. The money made from the exclusive is estimated to be $200,000. continued »

A new battery case has debuted from MiLi called the Power Skin that has a 1200mAh battery inside. Along with the case is a new PocketPal charger with both items claiming to be the world's smallest or thinnest. continued »

Those images of the iPhone HD that have been turning up have a bit more of a story to go with them now. After a tear down, the device found in a bar in California is apparently the real deal lost by an employee out for a night on the town. Someone needs to dust off their resume. continued »

Over the weekend, some images of what is claimed to be the iPhone HD or 4th generation iPhone hit the web. The camera was supposedly found in a bar in San Jose California, probably left there after a clandestine meeting between Jobs and Gates on how to rule the world. continued »

Pictures of what is claimed to be the back plate for the iPhone HD or 4th generation iPhone have been posted online. The picture looks a lot like the iPad to me. continued »

Rumors are seemingly never ending when it comes to new iPhones. The latest rumor has the fourth generation handset landing on June 22. continued »

The only announcement that could have surprised me more than Apple approving Opera Mini for the iPhone would be Apple supporting Flash. I really expected Opera to be blocked, it will be cool to have an alternative browser. continued »

The big news yesterday was the Apple conference where the company detailed the coming OS 4.0 for the iPhone. One of the big features shown off was multitasking and this is one feature we have all been waiting for. continued »

Rumors are persisting that the event being held this week to talk about the future of the iPhone we will learn of a new device. That new device is widely expected to be a version for networks other than AT&T. continued »