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With this year’s Apple WWDC hours away, the rumors are most-definitely piling up. John Gruber of Daring Fireball is positive the next-gen iPhone will be named “iPhone 3GS”. “I expect Apple to announce updated iPhones with significantly faster processors, twice the RAM, and twice the storage. I expected prices to remain the same as the current lineup: $199/299 for 16/32 GB, respectively. The video camera is going to be a major selling point.” John’s also expecting an entry-level iPhone with a lower price of $99.

As excited as we are, we’ve learned to take all rumors with a grain of salt. If you want to see what else John thinks, go here.

The iPhone-like waiting lines might emerge this Saturday as Sprint and Palm are set to release the Palm Pre, a multitouch smartphone that periodically out smarts the iPhone. It’s got the standard features like GPS, Wi-Fi, camera, as well as tilt sensors. However, it’s got a smaller body, an actual keyboard plus a changeable battery. It’s also got the ability to multitask, allowing you to play internet radio while you read a PDF or even compare two open email messages, something the iPhone can not do.

So what will Saturday bring, bang or bust?

To every financially savy investor, the Wall Street Journal is their biblical savior. Every morning, my father cracks open his copy before heading to work, as do another 3 million people worldwide. Now, you can go paperless with the official Wall Street Journal iPhone application.

The app includes customizable icons, the ability to save and article for future reference and emailing it to your friends. 

Did we mention that it’s free?

Hard Graft, purveyors of fine handmade felt & leather technology cases, has just informed us of their New High collection. Consisting of seven models, their latest line takes a cue from vintage trouser braces, worn by the refined gentleman. 

The collection has two key models — the Y apple laptop sleeve which perfectly embraces a magazine of the U add-on peripheral puch. To compliment the two you’ll find cases for your iPhone, iPod, Blackberry, G1, moleskine or amazon kindle.   (more…)

With Google Goggles and their “undo” setting, what more could you need to stop help you avoid unintentional email sends to your ex? Since email traffic has shifted to smartphones, most notably the iPhone, a similar service needs to be implemented to help cell users avoid turmoil. Josh Spear turns us to Bad Decision Blocker, an iPhone app that allows you to block specific contacts at preset times. This one’s going to deserve a five-star rating.

For all the men car lovers out there, the Tire Tread 3G iPhone Case by Case Mate is for you. It’s made of 100% rubber (not sure if it’s Firestone or another) and it’s got a form fit to protect your 3G iPhone from any damage on impact.

Examine after the jump. (more…)

The blogosphere’s been buzzing recently with rumors of a third generation iPhone being on the way. Now, the design concepts of Apple’s newest toy are emerging. From initial specs that describe a slimmer more refined iPhone, this first of many fakes has surfaced. It looks great, but we’re hoping the metal back won’t be making a return. 

More images after the jump.   (more…)

The Boy Genius Report has gotten details from a source very high in the AT&T food chain about the next-gen iPhone. 

Word is that we can expect the long lines to come into play sometime in June. The next iPhone will feature 7.2Mbps 3G speeds and U-Verse support. Video capabilities and a full QWERTY keyboard version are still up in there but a quite possible. 

So, will you be re-buying into the hype?

We’ve been given the ability to rent a movie from iTunes in high def before but were never able to buy it. That’s now changed so all you HD junkies that want to build a digital library, this may be the best way to do so. (more…)

Apple unveiled a beta version of the iPhone’s next software, version 3.0. There are a whole lot additions from its current state, some that are long over due. Who said you can’t teach old dogs new tricks?

Some of the things we’re glad to see are MMS and cut, copy, and paste. 

More info after the jump.   (more…)