It's hard to believe that another year has come and gone, but here we sit at the start of 2010 and a new decade. Let's look back at some of the most interesting and important news items concerning the iPhone that we reported this year. continued »

Mophie has been offering the Juice Pack extended batteries for a while now. The company is now reportedly set to unveil a credit card reader that looks a lot like the Juice Pack Air. continued »

The rumor of an 8GB iPhone 3GS has resurfaced. A user ordered a refurb iPhone 3G and it was delivered in packaging stating it was an 8GB iPhone 3GS. continued »

The O2 network in London has reportedly had an AT&T-like reduction in service quality under the weight of the iPhone user demand. O2 has apologized to Londoners for the poor network quality over the last six months. continued »

AT&T has pulled the plug on online sales of the iPhone in NYC. Exactly why the company isn’t selling the devices online is unknown; you can apparently still buy the handsets in stores in NYC. continued »

Vodafone is set to get the iPhone 3G and 3GS on its network in the UK starting on January 14. The handset will be offered free on some plans and tethering will be offered for an additional monthly charge. continued »

We don’t know yet if Verizon is going to land the iPhone once AT&T's chokehold on the device ends. Verizon is ready if the handset does come its way though and has announced that it has made upgrades to its network to handle the new data use if it gets the iPhone. continued »

Raytheon is talking about adapting the iPhone to be used on the battlefield. The iPhone could run software that would allow the user to see the position of allies on the battlefield in real time. continued »

Microsoft has officially launched its Bing for iPhone app that lets users search using their voice and with location-based services. The app is free and available now on the app store. continued »

We always want more storage capacity in our iPhones, what seems like a ton when you buy the device quickly fills up with apps and music. Samsung has unveiled some new high-density NAND chips of 64GB that will be perfect for the iPhone. continued »

Most iPhone users have had their share of ire and angst with AT&T over poor service at one time or another. The NYT is now blaming the iPhone for the woes on the AT&T network. The story is even more suspect when you find that the main source of the info is a paid AT&T consultant. continued »

A patent application from Apple has turned up that shows a very interesting dock for the iPhone. The dock uses a spongy elastic material co to conform to the iPhone. continued »