Apple may be planning a cheaper USD 99 iPhone  sometime this summer, according to RBC analyst Mark Abramsky. It is told that the $99 iPhone will not run on AT&T's faster 3G. The report also says Apple will start selling updated iPhone 3G. continued »

Seems Google doesn't want to fight against Apple's iPhone multi-touch patent (as Palm will do it to keep its Pre's multi-touch technology), they already dropped multitouch support from their Android platform. continued »

British news agency ITN has launched a video-focused news iPhone application, allowing users to watch video news reports on their iPhone, even if they have no Wi-Fi connectivity or 3G reception. Since its launch over a week ago on Apple's App Store, it has been downloaded almost 45,000 times in 10 days and is free to use. continued »

Thanks to Google, iPhone users now can sync their Gmail Contacts and Google Calendar events to their lovely device. Just visit m.google.com/sync to get started. continued »

Japanese company, FreeBit, offers a new iPhone application called "ServersMan@iPhone", allowing your iPhone to be  any other web server on the Internet. The app is only available in the Japanese App Store. continued »

China's mobile users have to wait a quite while to get their own iPhone. Apple’s latest attempt to bring iPhone to China broke down for the third times --this time over App Store mechanism, according to MocoNews. continued »

Mophie will launch its Juice Pack Air, a rechargeable external battery (as well as a case), for the iPhone 3G. Compared to the current model (called 3G Juice Pack), the new model offers better and full protection, integrated power switch, thinner and light-weight. continued »

The week started with news that Adobe and Apple are working together to create Flash for iPhone, according to Adobe chief Shantanu Narayen. Despite it's not so easy and really up to Apple, but Narayen said that he was "pleased with progress". continued »

iPhone has numerous applications for sports fans: using their iPhone to track scores in baseball; or even to play fantasy sports games. continued »

I was just discovered two new iPhone apps: TWSS (it’s a free, ad-supported) and Snabiz ($4.99). TWSS helps you to turn your iPhone into the response sound machine in a funny way, while Snabiz helps you to import business cards. continued »

Not just one, but three new iPhones will appear in 2009, according to an analyst with the Canadian research firm Canaccord Adams.  Seems this news confirmed the Dubai's launch of the next-gen of iPhone and the-once-rumor iPhone Nano. continued »

It's a great idea if we could access literature's greatest works right from our iPhone, right? Thanks to Google Book Search, over 1.5 million public domain books in the US (and over half a million outside the US) are now available for perusing on iPhone. continued »