While it's true that NBC has defected to the Zune Marketplace, that doesn't mean that it's not giving some "love" to Apple.

The usually reliable Register links to the inside scoop on the 3G iPhone. Apparently tech blog Sevenclick spoke to a manager at Spain's Telefonica.

Last year around this time speculation was rampant about the launch of the iPhone. And it was the fact that AT&T was canceling vacations between June 15th to July 15th that clued the industry in to an approximate time for the launch. It looks like we might be getting the same clue this year.

Everyone's darling, the iPhone, received yet another customized web app on Monday, with AP launching its Mobile News Network. Of course, the network is not limited to the iPhone and iPod Touch, but you can bet it will look best on those devices.

On Tuesday AT&T announced a new rate program for iPhone users with hearing and speech disabilities. The program, known as Text Accessibility Plan or TAP, is $40 / month and offers the following:

The Morphie Juice Pack is one simple pack that allows you to latch it on to your iPhone and gives several hours of battery life boost. The pack measures only 2.4×4.75x.75 inches and weighs around 85 grams, which shouldn’t add any significant weigh and thickness to your iPhone.

Another great software application is brought to the iPhone by Evolution Robotics. It’s a visual search engine which is built with ViPR or visual pattern recognition technology.

One major problem of watching movies on iPhone is the display size. Although the 3.2-inch touchscreen lets you comfortably operate your iPhone, but it’s definitely too far from letting you to watch a full feature movie on it comfortably.

Japanese are getting many great phones with features much better than the Apple iPhone. One of them to hit the Japan soon is the Sharp Internet Machine 922SH, to be released by Softbank.

World's largest mobile phone maker Nokia might have the numbers to show for their performance but none of their products can match the charisma of the Apple iPhone, but Nokia Tube soon may be up to the challenge.

Walt Mossberg says that the most rumored technology innovation 3G iPhone is coming in the next two months.

The iPhone is sold out in many U.S. stores, prompting rumors of a new 3G model. At the same time, other countries don't have it so good, sales-wise, and one such example is Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile division: it is lowering the price of an 8 GB iPhone to 99 euros ($122 USD) for two months.