The WWDC keynote was given today, starring Phil Schiller, SVP of Apple worldwide product marketing. Of course, what many (not all) want to hear about, the new iPhone (3GS), was saved for last, although not for "one more thing." Nope, no Steve Jobs appearance, and no stock bump via a surprise appearance, of course.

The following article focuses on different channels of listening to music on iPod and iPhone. To enjoy music on iPod and iPhone, you first need to get the music in iPod/iPhone format onto iTunes library and then sync the music to your iPod/iPhone.

We wrote earlier about a post at a Chinese web forum reportedly from a beta tester of the new iPhone, which seemed to have reasonable (though of course unconfirmed) specs for the new device. On Tuesday, Apple iPhone Apps reported that they had been approached by a source "closely connected" to Apple’s hardware dev team claiming to have info on the next-generation iPhone’s specifications and release date.

Have you ever wondered how your elected official has voted on certain issues and could not have found it? Two tech enthusiasts have created an application called Visible Vote helping iPhone, Blackberry and Facebook users to easily see how their congressmen and senators vote on issues.

AT&T's recent earnings numbers were down, but the iPhone itself buoyed the company's earnings. Thus, this sort of news, which has been rumored for some time, is definitely not welcome. Reports today indicate that Verizon and AT&T are discussing a version of the iPhone for that network.

Admitting what was obvious to all, Apple on Thursday acknowledged an obvious mistake: allowing an app called the "Baby Shaker" into the App Store.

AT&T had a decent, but slightly down Q1 2009, year-over-year. But the iPhone was a bright spot, and based on that, expectations were high for Apple's earnings, and the company did not disappoint.

It was rumored earlier that AT&T was working on infrastructure upgrades prior to launch of the "new" iPhone later this year. It looks like those upgrades are now confirmed.

A new Disneyland iPhone App for sale on iTunes makes your trip easier through cooperation. The “Got PlanS Disneyland Park Planner” by HyTech Professionals (ie, not Disney) includes the usual trip planning mobile application components: a park map, dining suggestions, attractions, etc. But Got PlanS has a few features that make it more than worth its modest price

Following up on a recent rumor, Skype has made it official: Skype for the iPhone will be making its first appearance in the App Store on Tuesday, and to RIM's BlackBerry device in May.