Monitis Inc., a leading provider of websites, servers, network and applications health and availability monitoring, announces iPhone support and important systems health monitoring enhancements for VARs and IT Service Providers.

I wrote earlier about the problems faced by many users of Windows Vista with the latest version of iTunes (8.0.0.35). Apple went so far as to have an employee jump into the support forums to address the issue, which generally means they're admitting there's a problem --- not something they frequently do.

My focus on this event was a bit selfish: naturally with a name like "Let's Rock," the event was going to be music-focused, and thus iPod-ish. But I was hoping for a iPhone software update to fix my (and others') 3G issues.

While it's true that Best Buy is going to start selling iPhones on Sunday, making it the first independent retailer to sell the sought-after device, a look at their upcoming Sunday ad insert (click to enlarge) shows some more of their typically lame sales tactics.

A joint project between the Apple Finance Board (AFB) and Investor Village’s AAPL Sanity board has been collecting the IMEI numbers from as many iPhone 3Gs as possible, placing the results in a Google Docs spreadsheet.

The Safari browser on the iPhone has been garnering headlines for what, for a mobile device, is a relatively large market share. According to research firm Net Applications, the iPhone's browser market share has nearly doubled since June of this year, and rose 58% in the month of August.

Thaddeus Computing, which previously published Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine, is starting an iPhone-only magazine, iPhone Life. The magazine's launch date on newsstands is Sept. 9th.

One of the biggest selling factors for me on jailbreaking my iPhone 3G has been to be able to use Netshare. If I had gotten Netshare from the App Store, I may have not jailbroken it. Netshare allows you to tether which is using your iPhone's 3G connection to use the internet on your laptop.

One of Apple's iPhone advertisements has been banned in the UK following complaints that it misleads customers.

Accidental photos have turned up on iPhones before, but this set of pics was intentionally taken.

One of the most popular "feature asks" for the iPhone is copy-and-paste functionality. Right now, it simply doesn't exist. Until Apple puts it higher on its priority list (obviously crashing apps and iPhone 3G connectivity come first), it's going to remain a sought-after missing feature.