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Picture of iPhone Dock

the crew at iphone info snuck into a rogers and tried to get proof of the new data plans from rogers to be announced tomorrow morning. no iphone for Canada — sorry

Just like Macenstein, I can’t actually tell you whether this photo is real, photoshopped, or just staged (my guess is staged), but it is funny…

Bring your music with you and play it back for friends on their AV equipment. iPhone Firefly serves your entire library back to any iTunes installation. Stream off your iPod touch or iPhone to quality audio speakers. This is the exact opposite of dot.Tunes. The music comes from the iPhone *to* your computer.

If you ask me, this is looking more and more like a premeditated, 5-year, three-point plan that aims at one eventual conclusion: reinvent the cell phone business. Objective 1: make Gphone dominant. Objective 2: Make the 700MHz spectrum a free, shared, open Wi-Fi network for people all over the country. Objective 3: Get the iPhone on the spectrum

Looking to compile software for the iPhone and iPod touch under Leopard?

In /System/Library/Frameworks/PhotoLibrary.framework/Album3.plist is a mysterious username and password that turns out to be for a real .mac account. The account contained few test emails from an Apple software engineer. It is believed that this file is on every iPhone, on both 1.0.2 and 1.1.1.

Our favorite iPhone iClone, the Meizu M8, has gotten a face lift and new price. But interestingly enough, the M8’s design (aside from growing 1/10 of an inch) has been altered to look less like the iPhone,

Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, was interviewed by LaptopMag.com about various topics surrounding Apple. Wozniak provides his insight into Leopard, Mac Marketshare, as well as some disappointment at the direction computers have gone:Early on with the first Apples, we had these dreams that the…

Who can tell these days if anything on the web is real, what with these newfangled computers and all, but if this pic is not ’shopped, it’s a pretty damn funny shot

Apple’s worst nightmare or all part of the plan? Apple’s major new products are all under hack attack with Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard now hacked to run on PCs, while the iPhone and the iPod Touch can be hacked to run third party apps just by visiting a web page can Apple’s secret sauce be put back in the bottle?

Apple chief executive Steve Jobs is reportedly “very interested” in a world where people share their WiFi connections in return for free access to other wireless hotspots in their communities, and recently met with the founder of upstart provider FON, whose business aims might just dovetail with the iPhone maker.

Meet the Newton iPhone.

T-Mobile Germany has announced the tariffs it plans to offer for the Apple iPhone when it goes on sale next month. The new tariffs start at €49 (US$71) per month, and include unlimited data, Visual Voicemail and access to T-Mobile’s more than 8,000 Wi-Fi HotSpots in Germany.

“Joining a growing crowd of people to complain about the general lack of openness in the iPhone is none other than Steve Wozniak, co-founder of the company.”

A parody commercial

Dutch hacker Mark Hoekstra (of Slurpr & iNoPhone fame) takes a cracked iPhone and painstakingly reassembles it into a Black iPhone with a full color (old Apple Newton) Apple logo. The only one of its kind, a work of art! I want one too!

Both the iPhone and the iPod touch include relatively limited space on the OS partition (the part of your iPhone’s memory that stores the operating system and associated files).

The search giant’s mobile offensive, like the iPhone, may force new cracks in the way the wireless industry operates

Is Apple becoming a bully and wielding a big stick to get its customers into line?

Apple needs to send them chocolate and roses–and job offers. Not only does the team jailbreak your phone, add Installer.app and fix YouTube, but they also repair patch Safari’s TIFF exploit hole. Yes, you read that right. These amazing hackers have done Apple a huge favor and fixed the very same exploit they used to jailbreak.

Apple last week stopped accepting cash for iPhone purchases and reinstated a two-per-person sales limit in an effort to curb the black market for unlocked versions of the touch-screen handset.

You’ve run the TIFF exploit jailbreak and your iPhone or iPod touch now has Installer.app on your main page. So now what? Here are some tips and ideas for you.

Apple no longer accepts cash for iPhones. They’re probably trying to shop the hundreds of thousands of unlockers out there. Why is Apple so against unlocking? Some concluded that AT&T pays Apple an average of $18 a month per iPhone user. That must be why Apple is willing to face lawsuits over their policy. Sprint will settle a class action ….

According to the Financial Accounting Standards Board, Apple receives a whopping $18 per month from AT&T for each iPhone customer. That adds up to $432 for each two-year contract, or, including the price of the phone, $831 per iPhone.

IPhone users, database developers, people still running Classic Mac apps and folks who are obsessive about backing up will find some disappointments. Read on for a roundup of six Leopard problems.

This new one-touch jailbreak opens your iPhone for full disk access and installs Installer.app so you can add pretty much any third party application you like. All you have to do is navigate from your iPhone or iPod touch to the page, read the directions, scroll down, and tap the button. Wait until the “slide-to-unlock” screen appears (30 secs)

Shows you how to get SMS delivery notifications so you know when someone has received a SMS that you have sent.

You can chalk this one up to our bad in assuming best intentions, but when Apple said no cash for iPhones, they damn well meant it — enough to extend the policy out to no cash for anything that could in turn purchase an iPhone. Turns out you can’t even use your Apple bucks to buy an iPhone anymore.

This fresh new wallpaper collection from iPhone Savior was released to celebrate the launch of Apple most revolutionary product release past the iPhone.

“This is what happens when Apple fanboys decide to get creative with their Halloween costumes.”

is finally ready for its close-up.

According to a Boy Genius Report that shows an alleged leaked advertisement, Rogers could be launching the iPhone on its network on December 7th.

I would imagine this is fake though.

Apple Inc. no longer accepts cash for iPhone purchases and now limits sales of the cell phone to two per person in a move to stop people from reselling them.

“The NY Times reports that Apple is no longer accepting cash for iPhones; if you want to buy an iPhone you’ll need to use a credit or debit card. Also the limit of iPhones purchasable in one visit is now 2, down from the previous limit of 5.”

Apple no longer accepts cash for iPhone purchases and now limits sales of the cell phone to two per person in a move to stop people from reselling them.

[PICS]It wasn’t exactly iPhone Day, but hundreds of people lined up on Stockton Street on Friday outside the San Francisco Apple store to get their hands on Mac OS X Leopard, the newest version of Apple’s operating system

Apple doesn’t chat too much about the iPhone service fees AT&T shares with it. But the good folks at the Financial Accounting Standards Board (who make rules for how companies keep their books) have forced it to give us some clues. The accountants say that if someone promises to pay you money in the future (as AT&T does for each iPhone activated),

Our colleagues from TheiPhoneBlog have published great collection of remarkable wallpapers designed for Apple iPhone.