A little more then a week ago I placed a post about “Planet Of The Apps“: a documentary of the many applications in the App Store. The creators of the documentary have now created something else: the Planet of the Apps Quiz.

» How Much Do You Know?: “The Planet Of The Apps Quiz”

Responding to price cuts from Verizon, AT&T today rolled out new unlimited plans for all devices on its network, including the iPhone. Under the new plans taking effect on Monday, iPhone customers can sign up for unlimited voice and data for $99.99 per month, although texting packages remain separate for an additional fee. The unlimited voice and data plan represents a $30 discount from the previous unlimited plan for the iPhone. » AT&T Rolls Out Cheaper Unlimited Plans

Apple will create an iPhone with Touch-Sensitive Casing, just like the multi-touch Magic mouse. This is what Robert Chen claims “analyst of Goldman Sachs”.

Magic Mouse, a computer mouse released in October, has a touch-sensitive solid plastic shell that replaces mechanical buttons. The technology may be replicated in the new iPhone to offer touch-sensitive features on the rear of the handset, Chen said. » iPhone 4G Gets Touch-Sensitive Casing?

Two days ago CNBC aired the documentary Planet of the Apps on television. This documentary can now be viewed on YouTube. And we posted the documentary here on iPhoneFreakz.com. Planet of the Apps is 40 minutes long, divided in 5 parts, and shows how the ‘app-madness’ changed the mobile industry. There’s an app for everything. A so called app-expert, founder of 148Apps, shares his opinion. Several developers explain what you need to develop an app. Very nice documentary! » iPhone Apps Documentary: “Planet Of The Apps”

The iPhone causes a big increase in the worldwide mobile datastream because of the many iPhone applications that makes use of the internet. Because of that O2 “a British iPhone Provider” has experienced downtime problems for almost 6 months. O2 apologised to customers in an interview with Financial Times and said they are upgrading its network to solve the downtime problems. » O2 Can’t Handle iPhones DataStream

DailyMail posted some information about the UK mobile phone operator O2. They’re said to spend ‘hundreds of millions of pounds’ in 2010 to prevent a repeat of service outages suffered by customers in 2009.

» ‘Hundreds Of Millions Pounds’: O2 Busy Working On Network Coverage

Earlier this year, several pieces of evidence from the internal computer sales system for Canada’s Rogers Wireless suggested that an 8 GB iPhone 3GS was in the works, although Rogers representatives claimed that the listing was an error and no such model has appeared in the months since. Early last month, a new report claiming that AT&T was looking to deploy an 8 GB version of the iPhone 3GS before Christmas also surfaced, but again nothing materialized. » Possible 8GB iPhone 3GS Next Year?