• CBA's Kaching app still in test mode

  The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has revealed that its iPhone Kaching application, which was announced on 25 October 2011, is still not available from Apple’s App Store due to testing delays.

• VHA releases iPhone 4 pricing

  Mobile telco VHA has released its iPhone 4 pricing for its Vodafone and 3 brands. The news follows a raft of similar announcements on how and at what price Apple’s latest handset will launch in Australia late on Thursday night.

• iPhone 4, with 512MB of RAM, to offer 'robust performance'

  Apple's iPhone 4 boasts 512MB of system memory, double the amount in last year's iPhone 3GS and the newer iPad tablet, Computerworld has confirmed.

• Apple apologises to customers over iPhone 4 pre-order bungle

  Apple has conceded a system malfunction has left many of its would-be customers unable to pre-order its new iPhone 4.

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  Beyond Apple's WWDC: Five not so crazy iPhone predictions for 2011

  While the fourth-generation iPhone could come out this week at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), it's not too early to peer into the future and speculate what 2011 could mean for iPhone fans.

• Apple iPhone 4: A visual tour

  Get ready for Apple's latest iPhone. Our close-up walk-through looks at the iPhone 4's design, as well as highlights of the new iOS 4 software.

• iPhone next-gen: Ready for video chat?

  Apple is expected to announce its fourth-generation iPhone hardware on Monday that will include a forward-facing camera that can be used for video chat, allowing real-time wireless videoconferencing.

• Hello new iPhone, goodbye ethics

  If you leave your cell phone on a restaurant table, do I have the right to examine it and publish the details of your life? Of course not. If I did such a thing you'd probably set a lawyer on me and attempt to sue the bejeezus out of me. And rightly so; your private business should remain just that -- private.

• How Apple's secrecy hurts business customers (and Apple)

  Apple's notable successes, the iPad and iPhone, hide an important fact: Apple's secrecy comes at the expense of success with business customers. In essence, Apple accepts a position of limited influence in the business world in exchange for a marketing strategy that manipulates consumers brilliantly.

• Apple screwed up handling iPhone Gizmo-gate

  It appears the saga of the lost (or stolen) iPhone prototype is drawing to a close.

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  Who Should Get an iPhone in Your Company? "The CEO" is the Wrong Answer

  This paper offers insight on how organisations can better manage consumer IT in the workplace and use it to improve employee productivity and business performance. Read on to learn more.