A handset branding survey was completed shortly before the announcement of the iPhone. Goldman Sachs seems to think that based off of this that Apple is really going to shake things up. The big points that were raised by this survey are as follows: First, half of the people that expressed interest in purchasing a phone from Apple don't own an iPod. ... continued »

In today’s news, Quantum publicly denied preparing suit again Apple over the iPhone’s screen technology. A video surfaced, demonstrating an iPhone-like cover flow for the iPod. The tipster didn’t reveal when we can expect the firmware. I’m relieved someone passed along the song played in the iPhone ad, hitting the tube last during the Oscars last night. There’s a rumor ... continued »

News Flash 6/3/2007: New iPhone Ads Now Available on Apple.com! Apple iPhone release date is June 29th, and new video of iPhone ad! Do you remember that song playing in the background of the iPhone ad at the Oscars last night? It's called "Inside Your Head." Click the image to listen to it. Thanks Marcist. continued »

The creator of this ad is clearly misinformed or in denial. It’s pretty obvious many features of the iPhone were left out. Notice there’s no mention of longer battery life, capacitive touch-screen featuring gestures, next generation user interface, WiFi, cover flow, and the list goes on and on. It’s still funny and worth a reading; it should tickle Windows ... continued »

Cover flow is one of many cool features on the iPhone. Apple will soon make it available on your iPod via a firmware update. The tipster tipping Gizmodo off did not reveal when to expect the firmware and warned not to expect any new-generation iPods before the iPhone debuts. [youtube]yFwEcmn26zI[/youtube] Watch cover flow in action on the iPod. Enjoy! Exclusive ... continued »

Regular readers may be aware that the guys behind SlashGear/SlashPhone/MYiPhone/Unbox.IT (among others) have been involved in a domain name dispute with Motorola since October last year. The URL in question is MOTORAZR.com, which we registered back in July 2004, and has been a source of cellphone related news ever since. Three aspects of Motorola's complaint were ruled on: that the ... continued »

Quantum Research, a developer of capacitive sensors for user interface, officially stated it is not yet filing legal suit against Apple regarding Apple’s iPhone. "Quantum has no knowledge of any infringement by Apple of Quantum's patents in regard to the iPhone or any other product other than those products alleged to be infringing in our 2005 lawsuit against Apple and Cypress ... continued »

It's amazing how a product can be outdated before it even hits the market. Ok, the iPhone won't be outdated when it hits the market, but potential European customers may have good reason to put off their purchase for a few months. I am of course talking about the recent rumor that Apple will release an update to the iPhone that ... continued »

The first iPhone ad started out showing a black rotary phone and ends with the all-new black iPhone. The “Hello” iPhone ad is also available in small; medium, large and HD formats for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy! [poll=25] continued »

NEWS FLASH 6/3/2007: Apple iPhone release date is June 29th, and new video of iPhone ad! New iPhone Ads Now Available on Apple.com! The first change you'll notice is the Cingular image replaced with the at&t logo. Eagle eyes over at Gizmodo caught the time changed from 10:15 AM to 10:12 AM. Could these numbers have some biblical or personal significance ... continued »

Macworld was right about Apple using the Oscars to tease the 50million viewers of their new iPhone. I had an agony feeling the iPhone commercial would run very early in the show, perhaps the second or first. Then right after the Loreal commercial, it was. Actors and Actresses from all walks of the world answer “their” phone. Then…well I won’t spoil ... continued »

This past week was exceptionally great for everyone except Cisco. Apple and Cisco announced they would share the mark iPhone, allowing Apple to freely use it whenever and wherever they see fit. Don’t forget to watch out for an iPhone teaser ad on the Oscars later tonight. A small study conducted by online research firm Compete Inc. revealed some consumers ... continued »