Even though the iPhone 3G launch didn’t go as smoothly as Apple had hoped, they still managed to sell over 1 million of the phones. Now that most Apple and AT&T stores are currently out of stock (and have lines forming for what little they do have), some people are really cashing in for their more »

This post is part one of a seven part series covering the iPhone applications and games announced at the WWDC Keynote on Monday, June 9th. The first group to demo an app was iPhone App Lab. Their app was aptly named Auctions. It is certified by both Apple and eBay, and is available for free more »

Today at WWDC, after the iPhone 2.0 demo, they demoed many many apps created using the iPhone SDK.

The first App demoed is by Sega. It’s Super Monkey Ball. Hey, we saw this already. But today they’re showing us the last level. Out of a whopping 100. Super Monkey Ball will be $9.99 at the launch of the App Store.

The second app is by eBay. Easy access to search, at a glance stats for eBay whether you’re a buyer or a seller. By the sound of it, this is basically just a native web-app… Not really sure what the practicality of having a native eBay app is, but Apple likes it. eBay app will be free on the app store at launch.

For the first time in Apple’s history, an Apple program is the target of a Phishing scam. Recently, thousands of iTunes users have received fraudulent emails, asking them for personal information including credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, mother’s maiden name, and more. Andrew Lochart of Proofpoint, inc. expressed his surprise with the attempt. “We’ve gotten used to seeing the usual companies and brands attacked,” he said, “like PayPal, eBay and Citibank. But we’ve never seen Apple as the target”. For Apple, the Phishing attempt should in a way come as a complement, as Phishers would never bother with a small-time site. Apple’s recent success in both the music industry and computer industry can be blamed as the reason for the attack.

Just after Mac clone maker Psystar was able to start shipping some products, another cloner, chris555, has put two machines up for purchase on Ebay. These machines, which are currently at a $549.99 “Buy It Now” price with $50.00 for shipping, look a lot like the ones from Psystar. According to the description, they “Run more »

A few days ago I posted about the “World’s Second Unlocked iPhone” which was being sold on eBay. The bids eventually escalated to about 1 billion dollars, though they were most likely fraudulent. eBay ended the auction early, and no winners were chosen. So you must be wondering what happened to this piece of Apple history?

There are a few different places to get a cheap iPhone these days, like Apple’s very own refurb store. Though what do you do if you want to travel in a whole different direction? Where do you go to get yourself an expensive iPhone? The most expensive iPhone selling right now is probably this one more »

There are a few people in this world who aren’t the brightest bulbs, and many of those can be found on eBay. Appletell reader Sam sent us a link from an eBay auction he came across today, for what was said to be an 8GB iPhone. Well, anyone with a little common sense and know more »

If you’re terribly fond of old-school Apple memorabilia, this will surely interest you. Mac Resource, an Apple reseller based in Huntsville Alabama, has an auction over at eBay for a six foot-high neon Apple sign. The logo was manufactured from heavy duty wielded aluminum and contains seven neon tubes (representing the old Apple logo colors). more »