Yay! I was just hoping that there would be a Sonos app for my phone a few days ago, lamenting it's lack to my houseguests and showing off the Apple controller instead.

Now I can control my house music from my phone and Rhapsody streaming has been improved. Thank you Sonos!

New iPhone software = tough gap for Blackberry to close. We can fight over which hardware is better (I do like keyboards) but there is no denying that iPhone software is superior and is building a huge developer lead in applications.

We have tons of people at work here at Amazon trying to track incoming iPhones to get them when they hit stores. A crew just left for Bellevue square a few minutes ago. I've never seen that for any Blackberry device.

Got an iPhone? You can get the 2.0 software today through the link in this article.

Quoted: Several Mac users have found iPhone Software 2.0 on Apple's servers.

You can use your jailbroken iphone to tether with your laptop. It's nice when you're in a pinch and need a wireless connection for your laptop.

This just won an award at the Apple Developer Conference for best new mac app. It looks like a fantastic way to create a screencast, which I have to do in the next several weeks.

It appears that the new iPhone will almost certainly have GPS built-in. Hallelujah.

This looks like a nice solution for keeping Google Calendar in sync with iCal.

Quoted: BusySync - Sync iCal and Google Calendar - from BusyMac

Looks like new iPhones will have native GPS support built-in.

Quoted: iPhone Atlas Article: Apple readies iPhone for true GPS support

Apple = 2 million DRM-free songs
Amazon = 4.5 million DRM-free songs

Quoted: Amazon's MP3 store - which sells only songs without copy protection - has quietly become No. 2 in digital sales since opening nearly six months ago. That's even though Apple dominates digital music with its iTunes Store (the second-largest music retailer in the world, after Wal-Mart) and its hugely popular iPod.