According to AppleInsider’s sources, the iPhone 3G is expected to be available for purchase in Best Buy retail stores as early as next month. This would make Best Buy the first independent retailer of Apple’s highly popular touch screen device. With 970 stores expected to carry the device, Best Buy could help give the iPhone more »

With the recent news of the large quantities of money Apple has been making via their App Store (almost $1 million a day), T-Mobile wants in. With their 30+ million subscribers compared to the iPhone’s near 10 million, T-Mobile feels that their creation of an App Store-like platform could rake in some serious revenue. That more »

Although Apple has decided to offer two colors for the iPhone 3G in the 16GB version, some people may want more. Thankfully, ColorWare has gotten their hands on an iPhone 3G and is now able to offer their popular device coloring service for it. There are five separate parts of the iPhone 3G that are more »

Remember when the iPhone 3G’s price differential (highly subsidized vs. monthly revenue) compared to the first gen had everyone up in roars of glee? Well, that apparently came with some smart deal making on AT&T’s part. AppleInsider reports that, as part of this deal, AT&T was able to claim their exclusivity on the iPhone until more »

Due to the high demand for the iPhone 3G, Apple’s retail stores are now set to open at 8 AM, two hours earlier than normal, for a while. On top of this, Apple continues, “We’re also adding staff to help you get up and running as quickly as possible.” It’s great that Apple is taking more »

Some games can come with some pretty annoying, repetitive music. Sometimes you just want to listen to your own, or maybe even a podcast. Up until now, you would just have to deal with it. However, if you want to play your own music while you game on your iPhone, or just find that Super Monkey Ball music annoying, there is an answer. An interesting trick from Mac OS X Hints provides the solution to this question, and although it’s weird, it’s cool.

Check it out after the break.

Hot on the tail of the recent Pwnage 2.0 tool for the iPhone, the iPhone Dev Team has already updated their app to version 2.0.1. This version brings a couple of large fixes, but it isn’t necessary if the 2.0 version already worked with your iPhone. There are three different sites where you can download this version of the software, as the initial release caused several of the iPhone Dev Team’s servers to crash.

Check out a list of updates from their blog after the break.

Perhaps one of the biggest disappointments about the new iPhone 2.0 software is that all those apps can really take a toll on your battery life. With the iPhone being the central hub of my online life when I’m on the go, I really don’t want it dying on me in the middle of nowhere. I’ve searched the web and talked to friends about the best way to keep my battery power at its highest, and this post will outline what I came up with.

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With all of the Apple iPhone news yesterday, and even the early software release for iPhones only, iPod Touch users were probably feeling pretty left out. However, cry in depression no more, my fellow Apple product users; the 2.0 software update has finally arrived for your devices via the iTunes Store. Although it’s a bit more »

If you weren’t able to get your iPhone 3G on July 11th because your local store ran out of stock or the line took too long, you can now head over to Apple’s website and make sure that won’t happen again. With a new web page, you can check for iPhone 3G availability. However, the more »