It was bound to happen. Simply a matter of time. I should've seen it coming. This describes just a few of the thoughts that raced through my head as I watched my iPhone plummet onto the pavement. That and the yelling out of "Oh my Gosh! You have got to be #@%* kidding me!"

Well, the Apple Let's Rock event has come and gone. The highlights were basically on the iPod and iTunes but an announcement was made about a new iPhone update as well.

The iPod Nano is now slimmer and offers "Genius" functionality that allows you to create a playlist on the fly, based upon the current song you are listening to. Want to

I'm the proud owner of an iPhone 3G and honestly I don't know what I'd do without it. But as much as I love it, I hate it. I've come extremely close to turning this thing into frisbee, baseball, skateboard and science experiment. I've gone from cool, calm and collected to a raging maniac in less than 3 seconds flat when trying to use it.

Word travels fast, unless you're Cory of CoryDorning.net. Apparently, the PhoneSaber application which WAS available via the App Store on your iPod Touch or iPhone has been removed. Now if you don't know what I'm talking about, you'll have to find pictures of it via the web, since you can no longer download it via the App Store (which I obviously just stated in the first sentence).

It didn't take but a couple of weeks and a new update is here for the iPhone and the iPod Touch. It is supposedly contains bug fixes although I didn't read in depth about what bugs it is addressing. Needless to say, my new 3G iPhone has been rather sluggish when it comes to performance and the battery life has been terrible. While I'm SOL with the battery life, hopefully this fix will address some of the other performance issues.