When Verizon announced the Voyager, there was a lot of media hype calling it an iPhone killer, according to Mike Wendland, a technology columnist for the Detroit Free Press. Instead, it's anything but; it's a disappointment

Is Apple's strategy of exclusive carrier deals for the iPhone unraveling? Events in China and Germany this week suggest that CEO Steve Jobs might have to rethink the strategy, at least in parts of the world.

Apple Inc. plans to unveil a new, faster version of its iPhone within the next few months, the company's U.S. mobile partner AT&T Inc. reported. (AAPL)

Apple's iPhone prospects in the rest of the world depend on many factors, local laws, the willingness of the carrier to deal with Apple, and the relative popularity of Apple as a brand in that country, according to Forbes on Friday

Talks between China Mobile and Apple to bring the iPhone to that country have failed, reportedly due to revenue sharing differences.

Microsoft’s Mac Business Unit has announced that Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac OS will allow iPhone and iPod users to sync with PowerPoint. You will be able to run PowerPoint slideshows on your iPhone, iPod Touch, iPod Classic and fatty iPod Nano (any iPod with picture support) if you have a Mac with PowerPoint 2008 and iPhoto (2006 or better). PowerPoint will connect with iPhoto and ...

The iPhone lands in France. Where will it go next?

Shares of No. 1 U.S. mobile provider AT&T Inc rose 1.5 percent Thursday after its Chief Executive announced 2008 plans for a new version of Apple Inc's iPhone with high-speed wireless Web links.

Consumers will see an iPhone on a G3 network in 2008, according to AT&T's CEO.

Google has updated its Google Maps application adding a new feature called “My Location.” While the new feature is available for many phones, Apple’s iPhone is not among them.