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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the bitter truth is that Google has cut short the celebrations of the free GPS powered turn by turn app for iPhone. The search engine giants have thrown away the possibility of landing the app on Apple's successful mobile platform.

Mac Daily News has caught wind of some information that points to Apple releasing the next-generation iPhone on June 22nd. The telltale sign is the renting of a conference center, where all three previous generations of iPhones have been announced.  However, if Apple holds true to its past, we’re likely to not hear anything out of the company until well closer to time.

With the 3G iPhone hype finally stabilizing, Apple discreetly releases more product update in the form of the updated iPod Touch and Nano . Both of them are already feature-packed and now Apple makes it so much better! Read on! iPhone's Polished Stainless Steel and other design changes The iPhone get even sexier and better to hold and ogle at! That's polished stainless steel used for the countoured casing! Apple seems to have learned its lesson and listened to customer feedback on the iPod Touches battery lifespan! And oh yeah, a built in speaker - which is great for easy listening without the headphones. More Music, Video and Games! Now capable of runnning for 6 hours of video and 36 hours of music! The battery bump now allows owners to play even more complicated games that make use of the built-in accelerometer. You can now play racing games sans the stylus and tilt your iPod touch to steer! But wait there's more, the Nano! Now this is improvement! Enter the Musical ...

Six months after announcing its intention to bring SlingPlayer to the iPhone 3G, Sling Media has another announcement to make--just not the one you're wishing for. SlingPlayer Mobile for iPhone isn't ready yet, Sling said on Tuesday, but it is on its way. Like SlingPlayer Mobile for Windows Mobile, Palm, Symbian, UIQ, and BlackBerry (beta) platforms, this iPhone version will let you access one or more Slingboxes from your mobile device, and watch your TV stations on-the-go. You'll also be able to manage your DVR from the iPhone, and can synchronously add and remove favorite channels directly from the phone's interface--a first for the SlingPlayer Mobile line high-quality video of stations like MTV and TBS on both Wi-Fi and the iPhone's 3G network. Swiping the screen horizontally advances you through favorite stations, and flicking up and down rotates through all your home channels. Sling Media says it will submit the file to the iTunes AppStore by the end of the fir...