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You all probably know that a new iPhone firmware update 1.1.3 is coming soon, and we are glad to inform you that, according to MacScoop, it will add Copy/Paste functionality, a very needed feature currently lacking in the handset.

As expected, Apple didn't confirm that information, but we surely hope this is true.

According to O2's CEO Matthew Key, who recently met with Steve Jobs, Apple iPhone turns out to be the best selling device in the carrier's history.

He said that the company plans to sell about 200,000 units by the end of January. And that's not all, data usage has increased tremendously over the previous periods, and now O2 is experiencing solid revenues.

According to the rumor website 9to5 Mac, at the upcoming Macworld Keynote event Steve Jobs plans to make an official announcement that iPhone sales have passed the 5 million mark.

We don't know for sure yet, but it seems quite possible. Looks like Apple intends to keep its promise and sell 10 million handsets by the end of 2008.

According to the Dial-a-Phone blog, LG Viewty is apparently outselling the Apple iPhone in Europe.

LG claims it has sold 310,000 phones in just 5 weeks. The success of the LG Viewty is explainable, as it has everything iPhone lacks, starting from network compatibility and finishing with a lower price and shorter contract.

Need some extra power time for your Apple iPhone?

The new iPowerRush can add up to 10-15 extra hours of use time, and up to 120 hours of standby time to your handset.

The device is basically a 6 AAA battery pack with a built-in voltage limiter, which connects to the phone and provides additional power.

The partfoundry has announced its new GPS module for the iPhone.

This small device is called locoGPS and will be available in February 2008 for $89. This will give enough time for third-party developers to create navigational software for the module, using the official Apple iPhone SDK.

It looks like Apple intends to bring the iPhone to Japan.

Currently the company's officials are negotiating with NTT DoCoMo, the largest Japanese carrier, trying to convince them to accept the revenue sharing deal. Steve Jobs is also in talks with Softbank in case NTT DoCoMo denies the offer.

Google presents a new web-based application for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch called Picasa Software.

It is basically an online photo album: users will be able to upload pictures from their PC in the net, and access them via this software on the iPhone.

Apple iPhone will soon be able to run Playstation games thanks to the new PSX4iPhone application.

This is a SPS emulator which works on both iPod Touch and the iPhone and features two virtual D-pads as game controllers.

The application is being tested right now and will be available soon via Installer.

Goldstriker International proudly resents its Platinum Edition of the Apple iPhone.

Only 250 of these will be made, so hurry up if you want one.

The handset will be available for GBP1099.95 in January.