Not really iPhone news at all, but still news I like to post. You probably didn’t know this, but Apple also has other products then the iPhone. Just kidding. But they do want to focus on the iMac and MacBook Pro devices as well ofcourse. There have been a lot of rumors about the possible release of new iMacs and other products. Several sources claim Apple will release new products today.

We’ve seen the iPhone. We’ve waited for the iPhone 3G. And we waited for the most successful iPhone so far: iPhone 3GS. But Apple is not sitting still ofcourse. The iPhone 4G is already being tested. And by someone you’d not immediately expect: Verizon. » “iPhone 4G Being Tested” By……Verizon!!!
Watch this video first. It shows everything the iPhone can’t do (according to Verizon) compared to Android 2.0.
iPhone developers received an e-mail from Apple, informing them about Apple’s decision to allow In-App Purchasing for free apps now. The feature was previously restricted to paid applications only. This is a smart move, because developers no longer have to necessarily make a free version AND a paid version. They can now present their app as free, but with limited options. If you want the full app, you can buy the entire app via In-App Purchasing.

Steve Jobs seems to be the most appreciated entrepeneur among teenagers. That’s the conclusion of a research held by Junior Achievement, among teenagers with an age between 12 and 17 years old. The research was held among thousands of teenagers and 35% voted Steve Jobs. » Steve Jobs: Most Appreciated Entrepeneur Among Teenagers
9 to 5 Mac reports that it has received a tip claiming that Apple is in the process of developing an application to bring FM radio functionality to the iPhone and iPod touch. The functionality would reportedly be similar to that found in the fifth generatio iPod nano, which offers the ability pause radio and tag songs for use in iTunes. » Possible iPhone FM Radio Application From Apple
Ocean Observations has come up with a new way to improve the iPhone Home Screen. It is still a concept but I think it’s pretty neat.
