Time will tell!! Initially, I thought the iPhone was really cool, but that ended quickly after I added up how much I would have to spend to get into bed with Cingular (now AT&T). No thanks, Apple.

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"For those who watched the Academy Awards Sunday night, Apple ran a made-for-the-Oscars TV teaser for its iPhone.

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Philip Michaels thinks Apple's iPhone ad was ideally suited for its Oscar telecast audience. Now if only he could identify all 31 clips...

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The iPhone bears some similarities to the Newton. It has an advanced user interface and is very expensive

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Apple's iPhone will likely see positive acceptance when the device ships in June, according to research firm Goldman Sachs. Goldman points to a recent handset branding survey that was conducted in China, India, the U.K. and the U.S. as evidence that Apple's new gadget might yield positive results for the Cupertino-based company. Despite the fact th...

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The 79th annual Academy Awards aired on Sunday, and Apple was there as a sponsor showing off its first commercial for the iPhone. The commercial featured recognizable clips from TV shows and movies of actors saying "Hello" into telephones, and ended with an image of the iPhone and the words "Coming in June."

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Quantum Research Group Ltd., a developer of capacitive sensors for user interfaces, has denied it is preparing a legal suit against Apple regarding Apple's iPhone.

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The online market research firm Compete found that only one percent of the likely customers for an Apple iPhone would pay $500 for one. The survey consisted of 379 people in the U.S., most of whom had heard of the iPhone and had shopped for an iPod. Of the 26 percent who said they would likely buy an iPhone, only one percent responded that they would pay $500.

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The 79th annual Academy Awards aired on Sunday, and Apple was there as a sponsor showing off its first commercial for the iPhone

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Notable Calls submits: Goldman Sachs is positive on Apple after a recent handset branding survey conducted in the US, UK, China, and India. Even with the survey having taken place prior to the announcement of iPhone, there are four key positive takeaways for Apple. 1) The number of potential iPhone buyers is equivalent to 75% [... ]

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