Apple have released iPhone OS 3.0, so you can enjoy cut & paste capability, better search or landscape-mode QWERTY (to name a few) just now. The free upgrade can be done through your iTunes directly. Just hook up your iPhone or iPod touch to iTunes and hit the update button to get 230MB updates file. continued »

Reported due in stores on Friday,  some users are revealing that shipments of the iPhone 3GS have started. As we know, both Apple and AT&T have promised placing online pre-orders would be effective on the same day the new iPhone goes on sale in their retail locations. continued »

AT&T promised that it'll offer MMS on the iPhone after getting some system upgrades done, but according to Engadget, "seems that it works right now -- if you've got a build of OS 3.0 that'll let it." The site's tipster sent screenshoots that indicate both MMS and tethering are in full effect on the network. continued »

Are you getting ready to grab the new iPhone next Friday? Might be you'll love this news. Since AT&T wouldn't offer insurance for any iPhone, seems Best Buy's offering is worth purchasing. For some peace of mind, of course. continued »

Google have recently released updates for its beta version of web-based Gmail and iGoogle for the Apple's iPhone. Available in 38 languages, just go to igoogle.com in your mobile browser and tap "Try the new Mobile iGoogle!" continued »

Voila. It's a good news for designers and developers to quickly sketch iPhone's application interfaces: just using iPhone Stencil Kit! The Design Commission's kit is available now for $16.95. continued »

Despite Apple have refused to reveal how much RAM and what exact processor of the upcoming iPhone 3G S at WWDC 2009 event, but T-Mobile Netherlands has accidentally put up the details on its website, stating a 600MHz processor with 256MB RAM! [The original iPhone and iPhone 3G both used a 412MHz processor, paired with 128MB of RAM]. continued »

MacDailyNews discovered that Apple has introduced something new on the iPhone 3GS's screen specs: an oleophobic coating on the screen. Oleophobic, according to Merriam-Webster, means "having or relating to a lack of strong affinity for oils." continued »

Gap and Mobclix are co-sponsoring an iPhone app development contest that’s launched yesterday surrounding WWDC 2009. The contest, which will end at September 1, will give developers the chance to design Gap’s official iPhone app. Grand prizes include cash from a notable Silicon Valley VC, a $1K Gap gift card and a free advertising package from Mobclix. continued »

TomTom is not the only company to show you the power of OS 3.0's navigation capability. Navigon have announced that they’ll be releasing their own iPhone PND app called MobileNavigator. MobileNavigator will be available in the international AppStore within this month. continued »

Full video of Phil Schiller keynote speech from Apple's WWDC 2009 is now available online --as usual. So if you’re curious about the new iPhone 3G S, the new MacBook Pro family, and Mac OS X Snow Leopard, head over to watch the full 2hr video. continued »

As we know, rumors about the front-facing videoconference camera for iPhone 3G S was wrong, but don't worry,  Apple already has a solution: The iPhone 3G S Videoconferencing Kit. The Apple Videoconferencing Kit ultra-shiny surface will be available in June 19 for $29. continued »