Pinch Media has provided more details surrounding the \’iPhone 2,1\’ device that could represent the next-generation iPhone. The first time the handset popped onto the Pinch Analytics radar occurred early in October 2008. The devices appeared occasionally until mid-December, when usage escalated. A few dozen unique \’iPhone 2,1\’ phones have been logged, using a combination [...]

If it wasn\’t for Apple\’s iPhone, AT T would have had tough time this past holiday quarter. AT T\’s landline business suffered as more and more customers are switching to wireless. Thanks to 1.9 million new iPhone 3G activations in the quarter, however, AT T\’s wireless business grew. The iPhone is also stimulating AT T [...]

The latest iPhone game roundup finds new entries in the App Store like Bobby Carrot Forever, a puzzle adventure game, R.I.P., a first person game, and Punch-o-Meter, a strength tester. [...]

MacRumors has discovered that a file in Apple\’s iPhone 2.x firmware (USBDeviceConfiguration.plist) contains evidence of the next generation iPhone which has been designated \”iPhone2,1\”. Apple uses these models numbers to distinguish between different hardware models. The original iPhone carries the model number of \”iPhone 1,1\” while the 3G iPhone…Read full story

A bit of digging around inside the latest iPhone firmware release has uncovered code that suggests a next-generation iPhone is waiting in the wings.Read full story

Market research firm iSuppli finds that in sum, the components of RIM\’s touch-screen smartphone cost about $29 more than those used to build Apple\’s 8GB iPhone 3G. Read full story

Apple will beef up its next iPhone into a serious gaming console, say developers and analysts. Read full story

Clearly, iSuppli didn’t heed James Dean’s outburst in Rebel Without a Cause, because they keep tearing things apart. The latest device to go under their knives screwdrivers isn’t an Apple product—rather, it’s a competitor—but what lies beneath the surface can shed some light on Apple\’s iPhone too.Read full story

Research In Motion\’s touchscreen BlackBerry Storm costs almost $30 more to produce than rival Apple Inc\’s iPhone 3G, according to an analysis by technology research firm iSuppli Corp.Read full story

It?s a good thing the Apple iPhone is pretty, because its two-megapixel camera sure won?t help you look good. Griffin Technology is hoping to remedy that.Read full story