Apple is all set to launch its new iPhone, which will be cheaper yet better than current iPhone 3GS. On Friday Wall Street analyst suggested the iPhone maker

Apple is very busy these days as the expected iPhone OS 4 update release date is getting closer. This year the company is facing serious competition from Android and Windows phone 7 and therefore,

Apple iPhone owners who tried their luck with the latest iPhone 3.1.3 firmware update are reporting the same problem for which the update was issued at first place.

The latest software update from Apple for iPhone and iPod Touch brings the current version to 3.1.3.

Apple iTunes store will now host more powerful apps that will need more processing power thanks to iPad’s A4 CPU, which boasts 1GHz of processing speed.

GeoHot has successfully hacked into Sony PS3 enabling users to run pirated games or older PlayStation 2 games which is currently not possible on PS3. GeoHot received huge media coverage in 2007 when he introduced a hack that allowed the iPhone to run on any wireless network.
PS3 hacks is the most remarkable achievement for Geohot as this is the only console which survived the hackers and modifiers, unlike Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii.
GeoHot said in a blog, that …

Apple seems to be busy working on its environmentally friendly technology for its upcoming iPhone. The patent and Trademark Office US has published new patent applications from the iPhone maker which includes a patent for solar panel technology in the casing of the iPhone.
The application titled “POWER MANAGEMENT CIRCUITRY AND SOLAR CELLS” explains a circuitry that will manage multiple solar cells placed in casing of an iPhone. The patent further describes about the circuitry where the system will generate …

Here is the second most anticipated news after Apple iTablet, iPhone OS 4.0 features are now floating the internet and all the blogs are referring guys at Boy Genius Report.

Eastman Kodak Co. has filed lawsuits against Apple and BlackBerry maker Research in Motion for infringement of the company’s technology related to digital cameras in the companies’ phones.
The ITC case could result in a ban on imports of Apple and Research In Motion products including upcoming iPhone 4G if Kodak is successful in the court. Kodak has reported that it has given license for its digital imaging technology to about 30 companies, including LG, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung and Sony …

The latest and the most anticipated iPhone 4G is coming this April loaded with an OLED screen, removable battery and dual core processor. As reported by Korea Times Apple is already negotiating with local carriers