Macworld's iPhone Superguide gets 3.0 update

Macworld's iPhone and iPod Touch Superguide, freshly updated for iPhone 3.0 and the iPhone 3GS, is now available.

Review: Palm PreThe Palm Pre is the latest in a line of supposed "iPhone killers," but underneath all the hype there's a surprisingly competent phone, if accompanied by uninspiring hardware.

Bugs & Fixes: Tying up loose ends Ted Landau revisits recent Bugs & Fixes columns to see if there are updates for troubles involving the Apple TV and iPhone.
Choose a MobileMe account for publishing iPhone media The iPhone doesn't let you choose which MobileMe account to use for photo and video uploads, but there's still a way to change that setting. We show you how, thanks to a Mac OS X Hints reader.
Bugs & Fixes: iPhones that are too hot to handle The Internet is buzzing about reports of iPhone 3GS models over-heating. But before you assume you need a replacement iPhone or that Apple needs to issue a recall, Ted Landau suggests that you cool down.
Mac 911 Lightning Round Quick answers to short questions.
Bugs & Fixes: iPhone 3GS signal strength oddities Ted Landau noticed his new iPhone 3GS seemed to spend more time connected to the EDGE network than did his old iPhone 3G. So he did a little digging to find out why.

Deathmatch rematch: BlackBerry versus iPhone 3.0 With the iPhone OS 3.0 update now available, InfoWorld's Galen Gruman revisits his BlackBerry Bold-iPhone 3G showdown to find out what, if anything, has changed.
Opinion: Why the iPhone can't be killed The Palm Pre is the latest would-be iPhone killer that hasn't knocked Apple]s phone off its perch.
Why I'm not upgrading to an iPhone 3GS Apple sold 1 million iPhone 3GS models last weekend, but Peter Cohen didn't get one. And here's why he's not planning to any time soon.
Upgrading to iPhone 3GS: readers respond We asked last week if you were planning on upgrading to a new iPhone 3GS. Here's what you told us.
iPhone 3GS is jailbreakable -- does it matter? The iPhone Dev Team says the iPhone 3GS is officially jailbreakable. But PC World's Ian Paul wonders if there's much of a market for jailbroken iPhones any more.