If you thought iPhone sales would slow in the wake of the T-Mobile G1 and a slew of new Blackberry products... not so much. Apple has just released it's sales figures for the last business quarter and during that period they've sold 6.9 million iPhones, more than the entire Blackberry line in the same period, and more than the 6.1 million combined first generation iPhones sold in the previous 5 quarters.

It looks like the iPhone is about to get super sized.

With retailer's reserve of 8GB iPhones seemingly having dried up to their lowest levels since the 3G launch, a rumor is circulating that the product is being quitely being out, making way for the inevitable 32GB iPhone. 

First there was Mohandas Gandhi organizing the Dandi Salt March of 1930. Then it was Rosa Parks refusing to sit at the back of the bus in 1955. And now taking a stand, is fans of a rejected iPhone application that are mad as hell and not going to take it anymore!

Not to suggest that they're full of hot, but their cause célèbre is an iPhone application called Pull My Finger. It makes farting sounds, it works on an iPhone- you've kind of got the concept. 

Sure the Apple iPhone is an AT&T exclusive, but is it not exclusive enough?

When a guy going by "markm49uk" open up his brand new iPhone in his Kingston Upon Hull England home, he found an unusual ghost in the machine. 

I don't want to tell Polish Mobile Operater PTK Centertel how to do their job, but I think customers are supposed to pay you, not the other way around.

Using a marketing technique... we'll call it unique, Centertel or Orange Poland has admitted to the AP that they hired actors to gather outside their stores, pretending to wait in line for the launch of the Polish iPhone.

If you were going to use the tourtise and hare metaphor with Blackberry and the iPhone, subjectively Blackberry would be the tourtise and the Apple iPhone would be the hare. RIM has been building the Blackberry brand slowly, coming onto the smartphone scene in 2002, and gradually becoming a dominate player. Apple however, has been like a bolt of lighting, projected to sell 13 million iPhones worldwide in 2008, after just one year building their name in the marketplace.

Who ever claimed the iPhone was nearly indestructable... well it clearly wasn't a girl.

Tech blogger Meghan Asha inadvertently stepped on her iPhone with a three inch stiletto heel and did the damage seen above.

According to Nobuyuki Hayash, a Japanese reporter, even if you have your iPhone set to silent in Japan, it will still make a loud shutter sound every time you take a picture.

Why?

Because dirty Japanese men are so notorious for trying to photograph upskirts of women on the subway, that it appears that Apple got rid of silent mode for the iPhone's camera.