The launch of the highly anticipated Blackberry Bold was delayed yet another month- being scheduled for a November launch instead of October.  A likely reason being AT&T wasn’t at all ready to handle the influx of 3G data usage that the iPhone brought. 

Security firm Sophos has reported a malware package hidden in the guise of a cute penguin game for the iPhone. Malware writers are using a popular iPhone game to infect PC users.

The upcoming launch of the first Android-based handset will garner its own hype undoubtedly, but will it match the frenzy that surrounding not only the first generation iPhone, but the 3G version as well?  Most likely, it won’t, but it’s because of some fundamental differences in the two and doesn’t mean that one is better than the other.

The good news – bug-fixing iPhone update 2.1 is available for download. The bad news is it might also kill your Windows Vista.

As much as I love the iPhone 3G, I do find it quite bizarre that it seems to be so prone to crashing. What’s even more bizarre is that Apple doesn’t provide any information on how to reboot the iPhone in the included “Finger Tips” instructions.

There are more than 200 free applications available for the iPhone. And while it’s great there are so many free apps available, some of these applications are a waste of time. To guide you in choosing which applications you should install on your iPhone, we’ve selected what we think are the best top 40.

Apple is currently holding its Let’s Rock event in San Francisco. For full coverage of all the event highlights, take a look at MAC.BLORGE. But the news I’m focussing on is the incredible success experienced by the Apple App Store: 100 million downloads in just the first 60 days.

Michael Dell indirectly admitted that Dell might have secret, all right, not so secret, plans to best the iPhone. Now, do we really need a DellPhone?

While the iPhone 3G is much loved by Apple fans and tech geeks, and even dubbed the Jesus phone by some more extreme members of the cult, how does Apple’s golden boy stack up as a cell phone for real people?

As if $830 for a 16GB iPhone 3G wasn’t crazy enough, it still costs $730 for the 8GB version in India these days.  Because sales were obviously slowed by the extreme pricing, carriers in India are finally offering "easy payment" plans for the iPhone 3G.