Can a start up internet magazine claim to be exclusive because only 2 people are reading it?

Actually, the start up luxury fashion magazine "PMc" claims to be exclusive because of the access it give you to the rich and famous, through the lens of Patrick McMullan, a well known NYC nightlife photographer.

The publication will be a bimonthly, is available exclusive through iTunes, and is formatted, again exclusively for the iPhone - for the price of 99 cents per issue.

Steve Jobs Nano

Well Apple is always going on about thinking outside the box, so I guess it's only appropriate that when one iphone fan who happened to be a sculpture decided to make a tribute, he made an iPhone App, thinking outside the phone.

Okay, if you're a rich douche bag and want to share that fact with the group, I get why you'd want to buy a $14,990 leather iPhone pouch, with 272 diamonds worth of bling.

What I don't get is say the actual iPhone is worth between $199-299 and the protective pouch is worth $15,000... wouldn't it make more sense if the iPhone protecting the pouch and not the other way around?

Or does the protective iphone pouch come with a second protective pouch?

The details of how the iPhone price dropped from $499 to $199 are beginning to emerge and according to confidential sources discussing the matter with USA Today, the bare bones agreement was if AT&T agreed to foot the bill for the $200 discount, Apple would let them stay the iPhone's exclusive carrier through 2010, an additional year.

If you're not familiar with Demi Lovato, the 15-year-old star of The Disney Channel's Camp Rock, well here's a primer - she really likes iPhones and guys who dress like Zach Efon.

These are leaked, what looks like cell phone pictured of Lovato with Keith who's either her boyfriend or friend who's a boy - I'm guessing the later based that he's wearing make up in a third pic.

According to Nobuyuki Hayash, a Japanese reporter, even if you have your iPhone set to silent in Japan, it will still make a loud shutter sound every time you take a picture.

Why?

Because dirty Japanese men are so notorious for trying to photograph upskirts of women on the subway, that it appears that Apple got rid of silent mode for the iPhone's camera.

So if there is one woman genetically engineered to be worshiped by geeks, Megan Fox is like the Kelly LeBrock of the 21s century. She has the body of a pre-pregnancy Angelina Jolie, goes around wearing Star Wars tee shirts, and apparently already has a 16GB 3G iPhone.

How can Apple not make Megan Fox their official spokesperson? Can you imagine how much more effective those MAC vs. PC commercials would be with her in them:

Either if the AT&T prices are becoming too much or you just have a flair for the dramatic, the IGiveUp Bluetooth gun might be for you.

Basically just taking an airsoft handgun, a Bluetooth headset, and a normal iPhone, this guy created a system where when noticing on caller ID a call he didn't want to take, he could answer the it and mercifully end it by holding the gun up to his head and pulling the trigger.

Maybe she mixed up "iPhone news" with "iPhone Nudes", when her job description was explained to her.

Meghan Asha (real name Meghan Parikh?), a tech blogger who has appeared in such places as Fox News and The Today Show, has just started a new internet venture called Non Society, with her more famous, and more famously disliked friend Julia Allison.

Who knew Miley Cyrus had an iPhone? Or showered wearing clothing? We have sooo much to learn from these photographs...

Basically what's going on is about a year ago Miley Cyrus e-mailed some revealing pictures of herself to Nick Jonas, of some Disney band I couldn't care less about. Only the pictures were intercepted by a hacker going by the handle TrainReq.