Apple Inc.'s highly anticipated iPhone, with service provided by AT&T Inc. , will go on sale June 29, the company said on its Web site on Sunday.

( InfoWorld ) - Apple Inc. will launch its  iPhone  in the U.S. on June 29, it said in TV commercials that began airing on Sunday. The much-talked-about iPhone combines the features of an iPod music and video player with those of a cellular telephone and will be available through AT&T Wireless Services Inc. AT&T, which acquired Cingular Wireless LLC, hasn't yet announced details of how ...

I hate doing posts like this, I really do, but the energy surrounding the Apple iPhone is so extreme that I just can't help myself. And the news is: It finally has a release date: June 29 . 26 days from now as I type this. There's nothing much more to add to the story for now. It's still $499 (4GB) or $599 (8GB) with a two-year contract from AT&T (née Cingular). It still doesn't have a 3G ...

The incoming CEO of AT&T said Wednesday that expectations are "too low" for Apple Inc.'s iPhone, which his company will start selling next month. "The iPhone is going to be a game changer," Randall Stephenson said at an investor conference in New York.

Although the phones are expected to cost as much as $600 and will not be available in the United States at Apple and AT&T stores until later this month, both companies have already received more than a million inquiries.

Meeting behind-the-scenes with Apple chief executive Steve Jobs and other tech heavyweights, AT&T executive Glenn Lurie won the deal for Cingular and took part in the unveiling in January at the MacWorld conference. Lurie stands at the center of a frenzy of anticipation as techies await the product's formal launch next month, and he's one of the few people in the world with his own iPhone.

AT&T showcases Samsung SGH a717 and SGH-a727AT&T already has a jackpot in the form of Apple iPhone which they would be offering to their customers starting this month.But the company also has more products in pipeline to launch for those customers who are not going to pay the premium iPhone demands.The company has now announced [...]

The incoming CEO of AT&T said Wednesday that expectations are "too low" for Apple Inc.'s iPhone, which his company will start selling next month.

AT&T feels it worthwhile to drum up anticipation in the few weeks ahead of the iPhone's release, the company's COO (and future CEO) Randall Stephenson said at a conference today. The executive was convinced that the Apple device would be a "game changer" for the cellphone business and make many customers -- and operators -- rethink their approach ...

AT&T Inc. Chief Operating Officer Randall Stephenson said expectations are "too low'' for Apple Inc.'s iPhone, which his phone company will start selling next month.