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At the end of this week we should all know exactly how we get our hands on a free case, courtesy of Steve Jobs. In preparation for this huge giveaway Apple has pulled all Bumpers off shelves, virtual or real. There are none to be found anywhere. It's no secret that this bold move to appease customers is going to cost Cupertino dearly, so it seems for now all current... Read more »

In addition to iPhone blogging, I am also a film student, so I can't help but draw comparisons between my two worlds. Amid all the Apple mobility news that has come out recently, I found my thoughts going to a seemingly disparate, but oddly relevant place. Here in my homeland, there was an incredible playwright. He was well-renowned for both comedies and... Read more »

This item may have gotten lost among all the coverage of today’s press event, but if you’ve been dealing with the hassle of cheek-dialing or face-hangups, then you’ll be happy to know that Mr. Jobs has promised a fix will be coming in the next software update. Knowing how many people are peeved over this, we just wanted to point it out, in case... Read more »

Want to see Steve Jobs in action for yourself? Apple’s video of today’s press conference is now up at Apple.com, so check it out here. (For the fast brief or full written run-down, click the links.) There’s also an area of the the Apple website that explains more about the anechoic chambers, design process, and vids of other smartphones, along... Read more »

Editor Jason Chen, from Gizmodo, is breathing a little easier now after a California DA decided to withdraw the search warrant involving the infamous "lost iPhone 4" prototype. On Friday, it was reported that Chen agreed to cooperate with officials investigating the iPhone 4 prototype that was purchased from Brian Hogan, who found the handset in a bar in... Read more »

Apple usually has the knack for picking the best music; just look at their commercials. Their songs are always catchy, memorable, recognizable and they fit perfectly with the video or message they are trying to convey. Well Apple went a different direction at their press conference this morning. They played Jonathan Mann's video to kick off their official press... Read more »

Some people love absorbing every word or pause in a speech. Others just want to know the bottom line. If you’re in the latter camp, here’s the end user’s bottomline outcome of all this, summed up: Free cases: Jobs did not apologize, but did say “we’re not perfect,” which is as close to an apology as he’d ever to... Read more »