In the same way that it’s possible to dual boot Windows XP/Vista and Mac OSX on a Mac or Linux and Windows on a PC; it’s now possible to do something similar on an iPhone.  It’s now possible to boot multiple versions of the iPhone firmware on the same device.

If you’re looking forward to the release of the iPhone/iPod Touch software update in June, great.  Those that have “jailbroken” their iPhone may not be so much.  While some would like to have those features, every update from Apple breaks most “jailbroken” iPhones but not this time around.

Here’s something you can sink your teeth into.  Apple is preparing iPhone firmware version 2.0 and will be making it available as a free updated by the end of June.  It has already been released as a beta to “select” developers and enterprise customers.

The emphasis these days seems to be on the iPhone. But, 9.5 times out of 10, what works on the iPhone will work on the iPod Touch. FlyTunes allows you to listen to streaming audio stations on your iPhone or iPod Touch.

Apple is all set to release the SDK (Software Development Kit) for the iPhone which will enable many more third party applications.  The SDK includes key components that enable the iPhone to function; which is necessary for application development.  Since the iPhone and iPod Touch are similar, the SDK should work for both.

It seems that there are still some refurbished iPhones that Apple and AT&T would like to be rid of but the offer is rather limited. AT&T will be selling refurbished 4GB and 8GB iPhones for $199 and $249, respectively; with new activations. The offer is good at AT&T stores in the New England area.

Ever since MacWorld, Apple fans have been waiting for a 3G iPhone and it may be closer than you think.  Any revision to the iPhone will no doubt be welcome and hopefully the design will be updated as well.

It seems like there’s a new lawsuit against Apple almost every week.  This time a suit claiming that Apple infringes on a patent issued in 1990 that describes a system capable of displaying the phone number and name of the person calling.

The SDK is already running late and speculation has been running rampant about the iPhone SDK and it looks like we’ll be getting some answers soon.  Apple is planning an event for the first week in March and will discuss several items, including the iPhone SDK.

Those wishing for an official developer kit for the iPhone by the end of this month are going to be disappointed.  Word on the street is that the developer kit will be delayed by at least two weeks, perhaps longer.