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Apple Sued Over iTunes Gift Cards - Filed in U.S. District Court in southern Illinois, the court documents obtained by CNET show that the couple is seeking monetary damages for Apple's "wrongful, illegal, improper and fraudulent acts."

Sprint takes a bite out of the Apple with new Pre ad - The ad reads "Your iPhone contract is coming up. Perfect timing."

Apple Yanks iPhone Porn App - Well, it seem Apple hasn't gotten their freak on after all.

iPhone 3GS Is Jailbreakable. Does it Matter? - The hack masters at the iPhone Dev Team earlier today announced the iPhone 3GS is officially jailbreakable. The news comes less than a week after Apple released the latest iteration of its wonder gadget featuring new toys like video capability and a digital compass.

HP Converts iPhone Into Classic Calculator - Nerds of the world jump of happiness, for HP has brought the legendary HP 15C Scientific Calculator and the HP 12C Financial Calculator for the iPhone and iPod touch, complete with custom skins and programming.

French Guy Discovers Hidden Feature in The New Mac Books! - *****

Best. iPhone. Ever. (PIC) - The 'Safari' icon is what got me.

iPhone 3G vs. iPhone 3GS – Does the S mean speed?[HD VIDEO] - The thing that intrigued me most about the new iPhone was the ability to take better stills and to record video. When I found out I was eligible for the upgrade, it was a no brainer. In the past few years I had narrowed down my mobile devices down to three, I thought the new iPhone would narrow it down to one.

App Growth: PalmOS vs iPhoneOS (Graph) - Over a ten-year period, the PalmOS grew to support about 29,000 apps. The App Store passed that mark about 10 months after launching, and by now has probably doubled it.

Five Things Missing From The iPhone 3GS - Not to say that the iPhone 3GS isn’t good. In fact, this new model is among the best handsets on the market today. Still, the 3GS’s combination of hardware and software continues to miss the mark in a few critical areas, and these deficiencies prevent the iPhone from leaping far ahead the competition.

Apple Chief Steve Jobs Spotted at Work - Apple Inc Chief Executive Steve Jobs was at the company's headquarters on Monday, underscoring speculation the pancreatic cancer survivor may have returned to work.

Apple Fixes Drive Interface for MacBook Pros - In an apparent response to user complaints, Apple released a firmware upgrade that it said fixes an issue with the drive interface in new MacBook Pros.

Now We’re Talking: AIM With Push Support Hits The App Store - There’s been a lot of talk the past few days since the launch of the iPhone 3.0 software about the lack of Push Notification apps in the App Store. Well, today brings a big one: AOL Instant Messenger (AIM).

Wood iPod Puts Nature In the Palm Of Your Hand - Rather than just recycling his old trusty iPod Mini when Josh got a new one, he decided to take care of a little mini project he had been meaning to do for some time. He took apart the Mini, removed the original cover and designed a new hardwood case using the original guts of the iPod.

Find My iPhone works, and it is awesome. - Forgive the self-post, but the story is too great not to share. Technology let me be a total badass today.I'm still giggling about how that guy must have felt as he gave up the goose and waved me over to hand the phone back.

Commodore 64 on Your iPhone: Exclusive Interview w/Manomio - We were devastated to learn that Apple denied permission to the developer who created a Commodore 64 emulator for the iPhone. So in the hopes of getting a second chance from Apple, here is our exclusive interview with Stuart Carnie the CTO of Manomio...

iPhone 3GS sales top one million - Apple Inc sold more than 1 million units of its newest iPhone, the 3GS, in the first three days of launch, the company said on Monday. The news sent Apple shares up nearly 1 percent, after the stock had been trading down about 1 percent following a Wall Street Journal report over the weekend that said Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs had undergone

Apple's $30 apology for iPhone activation delays? - iPhone 3G S users are still experiencing delays activating their new smartphones, but Apple apparently wants to make it up to users. As a way of apology for the delays, the same e-mail said Apple plans to offer customers a $30 credit iTunes Store credit for "the inconvenience this delay has caused."

iPhone 3G S Can Record 720p HD Video, But Doesn't - Apple has thus far decided not to take advantage of these HD capabilities for video recording, as the iPhone 3G S video camera will only capture clips in VGA-quality.

What Will the Return of Steve Jobs Mean for Apple? - Six months ago, Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs took a leave of absence from his company to focus on his health, leaving the company in the hands of COO Tim Cook and other Apple execs. Since that seismic shift, there’s been speculation over his return – or even if he would return at all.

iPhone 3GS: 54% faster than the 3G, 11% faster than the Pre - FTA: "The new 3GS renders web pages 54% faster, on average, than the old iPhone 3G. The 45% clock speed boost alone isn't enough to generate such a large performance increase, this is a new microarchitecture. Also, note that the 3GS' performance mimics that of the Palm Pre - another Cortex A8 based phone."

Apple rejects C64 emulator without any good reason - iPhone developer Manomio has been secretly working on a major App Store project for the past year that has just been completed, but may never see the light of day in its current form.

iPhone 3.0: All the Small Things - Since Apple hasn't given us a comprehensive list of all the little changes in iPhone 3.0, users have taken it upon themselves to compile the treats they've found in the new software, some of which are actually quite nice.

Jobs Had Liver Transplant - Steve Jobs, who has been on medical leave from Apple Inc. since January to treat an undisclosed medical condition, received a liver transplant in Tennessee about two months ago. The chief executive has been recovering well and is expected to return to work on schedule later this month, though he may work part-time initially.

iPhone 3GS Teardowns Reveal Underclocked CPU And More - The urge to be first is a strong one, and just as strong in the tech world as elsewhere. Both iFixit and Rapid Repair, companies that specialize in repairing broken gadgets, have got their hands on the new iPhone 3G S and have torn them apart and photographed the process.

iPhone 3G S chipset handles 720p video recording at 833MHz - Rapid Repair identified the chipset as the SoC S5PC100 from Samsung and thus confirm an ARM Cortex A8 running at 600 MHz (operates at up to 833MHz though) and the ability to record 720p video and handle real-time video conferencing should Apple choose to go in that direction (iPhone 3G S records VGA only). PowerVR SGX graphics and 256MB of RAM...

10 Things You Should Know About iPhone 3.0 [w/PICS] - We've already reviewed the iPhone 3.0 firmware, nitpicking the features one by one. But in case you still haven't studied the update closely enough, here are the 10 things you should know about iPhone 3.0.

Should AT&T be allowed to be the iPhone's exclusive carrier? - This is an interesting question raised by the folks over at BoingBoing, and prompted by a letter from four senators to the head of the FCC. They ask whether it's fair to consumers that phone manufacturers can enter into exclusive contracts with certain cellular providers.

Apple exploring motion-tracking Mac OS X user interface - Patent filings from Apple continue to explore concepts for new interface designs and techniques that may or may not make turn up in future versions of Mac OS X, such as a new filing that outlines a motion-tracking interface in which body movements alone can be used to select windows and manipulate objects on the screen.

iPhone 3G Running OS 3.0 Unlocked, Public Release Coming - he trick to how they're getting the jailbreak hasn't been revealed yet for fear of Apple making a fix at the eleventh hour, but if everything goes according to plan, the new hacking software should be out Friday in time for the iPhone 3G S

16 Tips to Become an INSTANT iPhone OS 3.0 Power-User - Shout it from the mountain top, copy and paste has arrived on the iPhone. After you've gotten your fill of pasting links into your favorite Twitter app and Facebook, here are some tips to make using iPhone OS 3.0 just that more exciting.

iPhone 3GS Review - There's a reason why Apple called this the iPhone 3GS for Speed and not the 3GC for "compass" or 3GV for "video recording." Speed is the central upgrade here, and probably is the single biggest reason you would upgrade to a 3GS from a 3G. Here's an in-depth, hands-on review of the new iPhone 3GS.

iPhone OS 3.0 Is Out: Update Now - As expected, the update is out. You can click on the "Check for Update" button right now to get your iPhone updated.

iPhone 3G S review - If it ain't broke, don't fix it -- right? We know countless reviews of the iPhone 3G S may begin with that cliché, but there's little chance you'd find a better way to describe the strategy that Apple has just put into play with its latest smartphone.

How To Use The Best 40 Features of iPhone 3.0 - The new iPhone operating system, iPhone OS 3.0, which is coming out Wednesday June 17th, gives the iPhone tons of new features. While some of them are brand new, others are just small little additions which change the way you iPhone. The following list details every cool new feature and describes exactly how to use each one.

TweetDeck Coming to the iPhone - The popular desktop application is making it's way to the iPhone and Kevin Rose has exclusive screenshots...

University claims Apple's glossy screens may cause injury - An Australian University is warning its faculty and students about some potential adverse health effects of using Apple's notebook and other products with high gloss screens, saying prolonged use could lead to injury if precautionary measures aren't adopted.

What it's like to use the iPhone 3G on Verizon's network - Tales of an iPhone on Verizon's network have been around even before the phone was released. Tech legend has it that Apple initially approached Verizon to be the iPhone's exclusive provider, but the carrier turned its nose up at the new device. So what would an iPhone on Verizon's network be like? Would it be as zippy and reliable?

AT&T signals an abrupt end for prepaid iPhone plans - AT&T seems to be using pretty underhanded tactics to get prepaid iPhone users to move over to new plans. They're also requiring those users to sign new 2 year contracts even if they aren't purchasing a new handset.

Critical Java security hole affecting Tiger, Leopard [Apple] - Apple on Monday finally got around to patching a widely-publicized security flaw in the version of Java shipping with Mac OS X, which could leave a Mac open to attack while browsing the web.