We are stuck with AT&T here in the US, but Canadians can now buy an unlocked iPhone and use it where they wish directly from Apple. The downside is that the device is expensive with the new iPhone 4 selling for about $638 USD in 16GB form and $755 USD in 32GB size. continued »

RealNetworks has submitted its on-demand streaming music application called Rhapsody for the iPhone and iPod Touch to the App Store for approval. It will allow user to browse and search the Rhapsody library (more than 8 million tracks!) over WiFi and 3G connections. continued »

iLike launched another iPhone application called “Local Concerts” [iTunes link] recently, enabling users to follow any artist and receive alerts whenever they are coming to town. And it's available free for iPhone and iPod Touch. continued »

The Sonos Controller [iTunes link] recently released an update for iPhone 3.0 and is available on the App Store. This app works seamlessly with the online music services including Deezer, Last.fm, Napster, Pandora, Rhapsody and Sirius. continued »

A free Elvis application [iTunes link] is now available for iPhone owners. Elvis Presley Enterprises announced  it was releasing an iPhone app which allow fans to view newly released pictures and videos, listen to podcasts from Elvis Radio and live images from a camera at his longtime Memphis, Tennessee, residence, Graceland. continued »

iLike today is launching new services for artists to connect with their fans. New features include iPhone applications, Twitter, YouTube, and MySpace syndication. Using iLike's "turnkey system", musicians will be able to create iLike-branded iPhone apps. continued »

Thanks to the iPhone's technology, nothing is impossible now. Indie artists and labels can create their own iPhone apps with affordable pricing and less effort -- in term of technology and back-office aspects. They can use a new self-service platform called Mobile Roadie from Fluidesign. continued »

Kyte offers a turnkey framework that streamlines the creation of custom music applications for the iPhone, allowing artist and labels optimize the apps as both a promotional tool and an extension of the traditional album release. continued »

Are you a fan of  the nineties hit-maker The Presidents of the United States of America? The pop band has released a $2.99 iPhone app that contains four of their albums plus live tracks, demos and regular updates. Any song you like can be bought from the iTunes store directly from within the app. continued »