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! Going to expos and events are always exciting for the potential new news, but as well as that there's the possibility that you might bump into someone in the industry who you particularly admire. There's an old saying that ... 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! We've been speculating just how many iPhones we will be seeing in each store. WR Hambrecht & Co. has done a deal of the legwork and surveyed a number of AT&T stores and found out some interesting details. 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! Vincent is pretty excited, he's covering the main event at D5 where Gates and Jobs take the stage with Walt Mossberg. I think it will be a great thing to watch. Like them or not, they're two of the biggest ... 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! Palm just wrapped up their webcast where they talked about their new Foleo. It looks like a laptop, but it's more of a mobile email machine. I can honestly say after watching this, I want one. continued »

Straight from the the BIG man Steve Jobs himself. Question: We'd love to write apps. Will it open up? Steve Jobs: This is a very important tradeoff between security and openness. We want both. We've got good ideas, and sometime later this year, we can open it up to 3rd party apps, and keep security. So what are analysts going to call the ... continued »

Brian of Gizmodo is hard at work transcribing nearly word for word the whole dialogue between Walt Mossberg and Steve Jobs. I’ve clipped out parts of the discussion pertinent to MY iPhone. NEWS FLASH!! Straight from the the BIG man Steve Jobs himself. Question: We'd love to write apps. Will it open up? Steve Jobs: This is a very important tradeoff between security ... continued »

Apple's multi-touch interface is going to be great, and supposedly fairly accurate for only using your fat fingers to navigate. But what about all of the people that will stick with their Windows-based phones? They may be getting improved screens as well. continued »

If you've never been to a Fry's Electronics store, it's like a paradise for geeks. They have almost everything that you could possibly think of. According to sources that will also include the iPhone next month. continued »

Keep an eye out tomorrow for more information regarding an announcement from Jeff Hawkins describing a new category of mobile device. Jeff Hawkins, founder of Palm, Inc., will host a live video webcast on Wed., May 30, to describe a new category of mobile device. The webcast will follow the announcement of this new product at the D: All Things Digital ... continued »

Back when the rumour mill was in full churn, the idea of two iPhone variants was floated - one for business and one for entertainment.  On announcement, of course, we saw only one and the rumour was forgotten.  However, news from casing manufacturer Quanta Computer indicates that the company has been contracted to put together five million iPhones for shipment ... continued »

Brier Dudley was fortunate enough to get some face time with AT&T's Glenn Lurie. Glenn is one of the big players in the deal between Apple and AT&T regarding the iPhone. They covered many of the usual topics including price, subsidization and features. Glen was unable to comment on most of the good stuff, but he did talk about his favorite ... 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! Update 5/30: Jobs, Gates, and Mossberg talk tech at D5: All things Digital Related:Walt Mossberg and Steve Jobs talks about the iPhone NEWS FLASH 5/30: Straight from the the BIG man Steve Jobs himself. Question: We'd love to write apps. Will it ... continued »