Unlike certain technology reporters from, say, major national newspapers, I'll actually deliver meaningful reviews of the Apple iPhone 3G, iPhone Software 2.0, and MobileMe service after actually using them for reasonable amounts of time and interacting with them via Windows, the operating system...

While Apple's long-expected iPhone 3G ( see my preview ) garnered most of the attention earlier this week in the aftermath of the company's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2008 keynote address on Monday, an ancillary product announcement is potentially as significant. That announcement...

At Apple’s annual WWDC event, held today, Steve Jobs announced a new software+services product: MobileMe . Offering to synchronise emails, contact, and calendar data, the new service seems just like Windows Live. Except cooler (check out the screenshots) and also coming in at a fairly hefty $99 a year...

On Monday, June 9, 2008, Apple hosted its annual developer show, the Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC), in San Francisco. As with the March 2008 event at which the company announced its iPhone 2.0 software platform, the WWDC keynote featured Apple CEO Steve Jobs as well as two underlings, Scott Forstall...

The second chapter of Apple's iPhone era is almost ready to begin, and it's already clear that things will be a little different this time around. Few people who pay even scant attention to the technology industry could claim to be shocked by the introduction of a faster iPhone earlier on Monday...