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Apple has dropped the price for its 8GB iPhone by 1/3, and stopped the production of the 4GB model.

In addition, the company has launched the new iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store, allowing customers to buy and download tracks and albums via Wi-Fi connection.

Further more, expect a 3G version of iPhone to appear in November.

Check out the new iRing, a small device allowing users to control their iPod or iPhone from their finger.

Using the iRing you can play/pause your tracks or adjust the volume. Isn't it cool?

Apple iPhone will soon get the iTunes WiFi Music Store service.

The new feature will probably be included in the upcoming software update, but no specific date was announced yet. It's a pity the service will use Wi-Fi connectivity instead of EDGE.

The iPhone's official AIM client, the Apollo IM has been updated again.

This time developers added sound and vibrate alerts in the application - two important features lacking on the BETA version 0.1. But that's not all, several adjustments to the UI were also made, including the addition of the "buddy info" and "suspend" mode.

According to reports, Apple plans to launch new ringtone-management software for the iPhone.

The new service will give users the ability to convert any portion of any song from iTunes into a ringtone (not for free, of course). No pricing or availability details have been announced yet, and we can't be sure that the software will actually be released, but stay tuned, as things will get clear really soon.

A video of the Nokia's iPhone rival concept phone has appeared on YouTube. It is an oficial video showing a similar looking device with a similar interface. Check it out!

 

 

 

 

Tiny Buddy AIM is the first official AIM chat client for the iPhone.

It is pretty basic, but works just fine. Simply log on to http://tybyim.com/ using the iPhone’s Safari browser and you're ready to go.

Check this out: $100K has been offered for the right to distribute the iPhone unlocking software in the web for free. This is a good chance for iPhone patchers, like UniquePhones and IPhoneSIMfree to make some good money and avoid any problems with AT&T and Apple.

There are no details on who the buyer is and how the payments will be made; just a contact email address was posted.

The second software update v1.0.2 for the iPhone is now available via iTune.

There seem to be no new features, only bug fixes.

The file weighs 92MB, and you might want to make a backup copy of the older files before proceeding with the update.

As you know, today Apple's iPhone is available only to AT&T subscribers.

But the situation is about to change, as the company, according to reports, plans to announce the European carriers for the handset at IFA 2007 Berlin.

They are: T-Mobile in Germany, Orange in France, and 02 in the UK.

The possibility of enabling 3G on the iPhone still remains a question.