Google aims to take a bite out of Apple with new G1 phone
Google is taking on the might of Apple and Nokia in a three-way battle for the Christmas market with its first handset, the G1. By Richard Wray in New York
Multimedia technology: Nokia buyers to get free music downloads
Nokia is to launch an all-out assault on iPhone as its new handset allows customers to download 2.1m music tracks. By Richard Wray
Big boys take all the fun out of playing around online
Charles Arthur: Hasbro/Mattel have come up with an 'official' version of Scrabulous that everyone really, really hates
Apple iPhone ad banned over misleading internet claims
A TV ad for Apple's iPhone has been banned for misleading consumers over the smart phone's internet capabilities. By Mark Sweney
iPhone: Watchdog rules against Apple advert on net access
An ad for Apple's iPhone handset has been shelved after Britain's advertising watchdog ruled that it misled buyers. By Bobbie Johnson
Can 3’s Skype phone ever be a must-have?
Victor Keegan: Skype is the runaway success of web telephony, even though it is mainly used for calls between computer users
Google pipped – Apple the new king of Silicon Valley as market value overtakes hi-tech rival
The success of the iPhone has fuelled a huge surge in Apple's share price while a fall in online advertising has knocked Google's profits. By Andrew Clark
Is the Kindle ebook reader becoming Amazon’s iPod?
Jack Schofield: Replacing a printed newspaper could be the key to success for the bestselling electronic reader
What is it with the iPhone?
Celebrity Squares: Call of Duty 4 producer Mark Rubin is yet another geek who has fallen under the spell of Apple's shiny device
Dork talk
Stephen Fry: I'm so happy to be back. But let's get straight to business: an extra-long column, for this month sees another Apple launch
iPhone joins mobile game revolution
Keith Stuart: There's a major mobile gaming bugbear that the iPhone addresses and N-Gage never did - the interface
Apple customers stew as glitches hit launch of updated iPhone
Frustration as stores struggle to cope with rush of buyers who are blamed for crashing system
Apple upsets the iPhone cart
The iPhone's features - or, in some cases, the lack of them - surprised observers at Apple's WWDC this week. Charles Arthur reports