3G iPhone in 60 Days?

If Walt Mossberg is speaking the truth, we will finally see the long rumored 3G iPhone in about 60 days. This could mean an early June release. The original iPhone was released June 29, 2007. Mossberg has a very close relation to Apple, so definitely consider taking this rumor seriously.

The article and video explaining this can be found here.

Apple Takes #1 Spot as Music Retailer

Originally taking the first spot, Wal-Mart has fallen behind as the top music retailer with Apple's iTunes taking their place. Recently announced in February that Apple has surpassed Best Buy in sales, this new announcement comes much quick than expected. Also keep in mind that these are not only for online music sales. These are, in fact, for retail sales as a whole.

Congratulations to Apple for their great success! The iTunes Store has truly come a long way since being introduced in April 2003.

Apple Announces Mac OS X for Windows

First there was Boot Camp and now this... Apple has officially announced Mac OS X for Windows users. Starting today "Leopard" will be available for the PC for just $129, the same price current Mac users pay. Everything is identical, features and all. As of this posting, there are no notable differences between the two.

Apple also turns 32 years old today. Our favorite company was co-founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak on April 1st, 1976. Happy birthday, Apple!

Update: For those of you not aware, this was simply an April Fools joke. Now that it is officially April 2nd, this "news story" should not be taken seriously, except for the part about Apple turning 32 years old.

Adobe Introduces Photoshop Express

Adobe has officially launched an online version of everyone's favorite image editing application, dubbed Photoshop Express. While it is only in beta form, the online service offers an intuitive user interface and plenty of features to take advantage of. As an added bonus, Photoshop Express supplies its users with 2 GB of online storage.

Apple Updates iPhone SDK

In less than a month of the initial announcement of the first version, Apple has updated the iPhone SDK. Now including Interface Builder, the iPhone SDK makes it even easier for developers to create applications for both the iPhone and iPod touch. And yes, the SDK is still free to download.