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According to Bloomberg, the iPhone will available on Verizon in January.  The report is unconfirmed but was supposedly verified by two independent sources.  Hopefully, the competition will lower prices... not to mention possibly improving the bottom antenna from crapping out for lefties.

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If you're an iPhone user who checks out the latest music videos on YouTube, or you're a new iPad owner ready to fire up your Netflix app, then you are sure to be disappointed by this latest bit of news from AT&T.  Starting next Monday, June 7th, AT&T will no longer be offering new unlimited data plans for any of their smartphones (and this obviously includes the extremely popular iPhone).  Unfortunately, this includes the super popular iPad.  Luckily for current smartphone users with an unlimited plan, you won't be forced to make the switch now, but come renewal time you will have to sign up for one of AT&T's new data plans, of which there are only two options:

DataPro: $25 per month; offers 2GB of data per month, $10 per additional GB

DataPlus: $15 per month; offers 200MB of data per month, $15 per each additional 200MB

Konami has announced that they have secured the rights to use MLB names and teams, allowing them to release MLB Power Pros, formerly only of Nintendo Wii and DS in the US, as an iPhone App.

The iPhone Dev Team has figured out how to install Android on the iPhone.  Yes, it's only running on the first generation phone, and yes it is still buggy, but voice and data support as well as many apps are running properly.