CO-FOUNDER of Apple Computer Steve Wozniak confessed that he is not super pleased with Iphone design. He can see why some of the compromises have been made and this is of course only the first generation device.

Design Although we’re yet to hold an iPhone, the numerous press photos we’ve seen suggest a highly desirable, stylish device.

Amid rampant rumour and feverish internet gossip, Apple has finally launched the iPhone, undoubtedly the most highly anticipated mobile handset of the year.

Apple has timed its entry into the mobile phone market "with precision" according to Piper Jaffray analyst, Gene Munster. Munster has released an extensive report on the new Apple iPhone to clients, speculating that the price of the device will fall to around the $399 mark.

The very first messages about a new device of Chinese company Meizu have appeared On September of the last year, but at that time was no information, and exterioir of the device (if to trust photos) was not enough. To trust or not new images – that comes to you because Meizu M8 - it is practically identical iPhone. The Chinese manufacturers quite often borrow the design of successful digital ...

Believe or not, Apple filed a patent for a telephone of their own way back in 1982, a full 25 years before they unveiled the iPhone as we know it today. They received patent approval in 1985, but I guess they decided not to run with the idea of an Apple-branded mobile communicator until today.

A new theme has surfaced for the Motorla RAZR cellular handset designed to emulate Apple's iPhone user-interface, according to Macsupport. The theme features iconic designed resembling those representing iPhone features, with items for Bluetooth connectivity and the Safari launch icon. Users can install custom themes on their Motorola RAZR phone to...

UPDATED: Apple's new iPhone is eye candy, but first there's the matter of the name before analysts weigh in.

News Analysis: A Piper Jaffray analyst examines several questions regarding Apple's iPhone, including when it will hit the market, its likelihood of adoption by the enterprise and its price.

The relationship Apple shares with Cingular/AT&T over the iPhone is designed to be win-win for both companies. Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster took a closer look at the relationship and the economics of the iPhone. Although most of the information about the economics of the Apple/Cingular deal are secret, there are bits of information that help build a bigger picture.