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A version of the iPhone that would work on Verizon’s network could be available as soon as next year.

Apple Inc. pulled a 99-cent iPhone game called "Baby Shaker" from its iTunes store Wednesday after its premise - quiet a crying baby with a vigorous shake - prompted outrage.

The electronics maker reports $1.21 billion in net income, or $1.33 a share, on $8.16 billion in sales that include 11 million iPods, up 3% from the year-ago period, and 3.79 million iPhones, up 123%.

A new report is backing rumors of Voice Dialing support inside betas of Apple's iPhone 3.0 Software but adds that capability may be just one of several features included in a new Voice Services framework that may also facilitate voice control of the new OS.

AT&T's exclusive deal to carry the iPhone in the U.S. expires next year, according to people familiar with the matter, and Mr. Stephenson is now in discussions with Apple Inc. to get an extension until 2011.

You already know what you get in iPhone 2.0, you've heard about what you get in iPhone 3.0. Let's see how those features stack up against Android's current release and its upcoming update (called "Cupcake") feature by feature.

The next generation of iPhone software allows users to cut and paste text between applications.

We just got the announcement. Set your clocks, mark your calendars. It's going down March 17th.

Analyst Shawn Wu spotted a trend among mobile carriers to lower prices in a effort to retain subscribers, which puts further pressure on AT&T to revise its current rate plans for the iPhone.

The mobile version of Google Book Search gives would-be Amazon Kindle buyers another option for reading classic literature on-the-go.