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.

AdMob's latest Mobile Metrics Report (.PDF), released Tuesday, shows that 50% of the United States smartphone web traffic is coming from iPhones.

TBD! Yes, it's unfortunate, but the best Apple would say for the iPhone 3.0 OS release date is "summer." More on that later. And no "one more thing" today (you know what you were hoping for!). However, on Monday, Apple detailed the upcoming iPhone OS 3.0 software, with Scott Forstall, Senior VP of iPhone Software to give us a preview.

On Thursday, Apple sent out invitations to a Tuesday, March 17, 10 AM PDT special event in Cupertino to discuss the iPhone 3.0 OS and a new SDK. The invitation doesn't mention new hardware, just new software. Perhaps this means I will be spared the temptation to buy a new iPhone this year. My wallet hopes.

When Amazon.com announced the Kindle 2, they also announced Whispersync, which they quite pointedly said would work with Kindle, Kindle 2 and future mobile devices. That hinted at already-rumored Kindle e-reader software for mobile devices, and that promise came to fruition on early Wednesday morning, when Amazon.com released an app for --- what else --- the iPhone.

Microsoft has unveiled a line of mobile applications designed to rival iPhone applications and software. The software giant also inked a deal with the world's third-largest cell phone maker, LG, to use Windows software in some 60 devices to be produced between now and 2012.

Google on Monday released a beta (what else?) of Google Sync for the iPhone, Windows Mobile and phones that support SyncML. BlackBerry users already had a version of Google Sync for their devices.

Google today announced the Latitude feature, an addition to its Google Mobile application, which will allow you to track the location of your friends. Previously you were able to track yourself, via the My Location feature added in late 2007.

Aptera Motors in its latest newsletter asks if "You Thought the iPhone Was Cool." Below is an update from Aptera on where the company stands on its most fuel efficient car production. This car, when in mass production, may help to lessen America's dependence on foreign oil and energy.

Sifting through the latest 2.x firmware has led some to confirmation that in (probably) six months or so we should be seeing a new iPhone 2.1 model. Whether that's an announcement, or a release, is still TBD.