Apple bluntly has stated that the software update aimed to fix the iPhone 4 antenna flaw will not cater to solve the problem of dropped calls.

The reports laid by the technology blog of Gizmodo, AppleCare have straight away claimed of not fixing any of the antenna issues.

Apple's MobileMe app might come as a free service, if rumors are to be believed.

MobileMe is a subscription based online storage service for users of Apple's Mac OS X, iPod, iPhone and iPad tablet device.

This device claimed of having the free subscription offers soon before the start of Apple's 2010 WorldWide Developers Conference (WWDC).

Apple has stated that close to 400 iTunes users accounts have been hacked in order to offer fake purchases from the store.

The PC World claims that Thaut Nguyen is believed to be the mastermind who has been accused of hacking into iTunes accounts of users and making use of customers' credit card details to purchase his own applications and then cunningly removed his applications from the platform.

For those who seek celebrities as the key driver of any device, what is considered cool or is also in Vogue, they must be aware that Macs is clearly among the top to hit celebs heart and mind these days.

The recent war of words between Apple's CEO, Steve Jobs and a distressed iPhone 4 customer reported of supposed email exchange is believed to be fake, as stated by Apple's public relations division.

Reports from Fortune explain that the email exchange event was posted by tech blog Boy Genius Report, amidst iPhone 4 user 'Tom' and Apple CEO Steve Jobs.

Apple promises to give a waiver of 10 percent restocking fee to all who return their phones that has a faulty signal strength indicator for years now.

In addition to this users could return the smartphone for a "full refund" within 30 days if they are not satisfied with the product.

Many people doubt if Apple's CEO Steve Jobs had really written emails to iPhone 4 users and there are different views among people on this matter. Some find it difficult to believe that the CEO of a Company like Apple can be writing to customers over trivial issues.