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Just for a moment, forget about waiting for the first iteration of Apple s iPhone: speculation is well under way about the next version.

Even I am getting sick of it. But it's my duty to report, so deal. The latest findings from the ChangeWave Alliance show that 9% of respondents are likely to buy an iPhone when it launches sometime next month. ChangeWave surveyed one of the largest samples yet, nearly 3,500 people. The most interesting result from their study reveals that the number of people preparing to change carriers in the coming months is increasing, likely due to the iPhone Effect. ChangeWave goes so far as to say, "Apple's iPhone rocks the cell phone industry."

Recently, Steve Jobs unveiled Apple's new iPhone, a touch screen smartphone running a version of Mac OS. Though it will not be available in the US till June this year it has created a lot of hype in the media. Steve Jobs in his keynote speech said, "Every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything." That is a big claim. Will it change everything? I seriously doubt.

Recently, Steve Jobs unveiled Apple's new iPhone, a touch screen smartphone running a version of Mac OS. Though it will not be available in the US till June this year it has created a lot of hype in the media. Steve Jobs in his keynote speech said, "Every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything." That is a big claim. Will it change everything? I seriously doubt.

Apple is doing a pretty good marketing job with its iPhone and much has been lead by online discussions over paid-for advertising. A recent quick quiz on American adults finds the phone is hotly favoured. The survey conducted by Harris interactive found that although the iPhone is not yet a household word, 47% of respondents were aware of the product and a full 17% expressed interest in purchasing it.

Are you looking to buy an iPod and a phone? If I told you that you could buy both of them in the same device what would you do? Well whatever that reaction is start doing it! The newest invention from Apple is the iPhone. The iPhone is an iPod and a phone, hence the name iPhone.

Online market research firm Compete Inc. surveyed 379 people in the U.S., most of whom had heard of the iPhone and have shopped for an iPod, to find out how interested they are in the device to produce the uncommissioned report. The iPhone is a combined music player and cell phone that Apple plans to start selling in the U.S. in June.

We know you’re all sick of our fawning over the iPhone, so in the interest of something different, we bring you Mike Elgan’s rundown of how the iPhone announcement was less than picture-perfect. He’t totally unbiased, as the former editor of Windows Magazine. In sum, Mike lists his Steveness screwups as: