And the winner will be? In the totally unconfirmed rumor category, Mobile Magazine reports today one that the iPhone will be sold in Radio Shack and Best Buy stores.

Apple and AT&T had said the iPhone 3G would have to be activated in-store at the time of purchase, but it looks like store employees will actually need to "unbrick" the phones.

Telstra finally made the rumors official: The cell carrier signed a deal with Apple and will be bringing the iPhone 3G to Australia on July 11. Telstra's subscriber base is up over nine million users, exposing the combination iPod and smartphone to even more potential customers

Never say never It is an article of faith, of course, that whatever Steve Jobs does is right. And so, since the iPhone currently has no keyboard on it, it must logically follow that it is wrong to have a keyboard, and therefore that Steve Jobs will never produce a version that does have a keyboard.…

Leaked memos are continuing to expand on AT&T's plans for the iPhone 3G, a new report indicates. Retail stores are, for instance, said to be having a new desktop shortcut pushed to their computers, "for the iTunes utility that will be used for unbricking iPhone 3G devices during the activation process." Workers are being told not to use the softw...

Despite rumors that Apple's iPhone 3G will get MMS, or multimedia message support, it looks like that won't be the case in at least Norway. The lack of MMS also comes with surprisingly low data caps

Canadian iPhone fans have launched an online petition protesting pricing plans Rogers Wireless Inc. will offer customers when the coveted touchscreen device arrives in Canada July 11.

Following his recent departure from Electronic Arts after 11 years with the company, former EA Blueprint head Neil Young has announced the formation of Ngmoco, a new iPhone-focused studio that he tells Gamasutra plans to bring 'entrepreneurial focus' to mobile game development. EA's Blueprint studio was headed by Young and colleague Alan Yu with a charter to assist smaller teams with strategic ...

Apple's iPhone may be coming to Canada, but the service plans Rogers will be offering has left some potential customers hopping mad. James Hallen is so mad, in fact, that he started a Web site to tell the world, and penned an open letter to Apple CEO Steve Jobs asking for help to convince Rogers to lower its pricing

— China Mobile-iPhone "Hurdle" Cleared: The on again, off again talks to bring iPhone to the world's largest mobile market is on again. Retuers reports that China Mobile will bring the iPhone to China, after Apple relented on its revenue sharing policy.