An apple a day makes the doctor go away. In Steve Jobs' case, an Apple in three days rakes in sales from one million iPhone 3G sales. Yes, one mill in three days. That's a feat in itself, don't you think? This despite the reported issues of activation on opening day. Read up after the jump.

If you're one of the people still trying to update your new iPhone through the iTunes 7.7 update at home, don't worry - you aren't the only one suffering through this ordeal. Apple underestimated the load on their servers, which left many users stuck on the iPhone activation screen. Find out the exact details to this problem in our full article after the jump.

AT&T, the official carrier of the phone in the US, has finally released the pricing of the unit as well as the subscription plans they have for it. So if you're wondering how much it will cost to pick up a new 3G iPhone, head on over to the full article where we have more details for you.

If you're one of the prospective iPhone 3G buyers who are still a little miffed about having to wait in line at your local Apple store just to get your unit activated then don't fret. A recently released internal AT&T Mobility memo obtained by AppleInsider suggested that customers may be able to activate their iPhone from the comfort of their own home. Find out more about this in our full article after the jump.

Can't wait to get your hands on the new 3G iPhone model? AT&T representatives recently unveiled some of the finer points of the latest iteration of the popular Apple mobile phone during the ongoing Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco. Check out our full article for more details regarding the much awaited iPhone model.

Walt Mossberg's speculation about the 3G iPhone to surface very soon seemed a bit hard to believe before, but it certainly looks possible at this point. The evidence this time around is provided by an office memo what was circulated within AT&T, which hints of a big event sometime later in June. Check out the full article for more details!

As the saying goes, the best things in life are free. That used to hold true with AT&T's free iPhone Wi-Fi service, but now, things have taken a turn for the worst. It seems that the company has disabled the service for the meantime, as users have discovered. Find out more on this situation in the full article.

It's a hard fact: free Wi-Fi access is always good news, but hearing about a mobile company offering free Wi-Fi through its 71,000 hotspot locations is even more of a good news. As it turns out, AT&T is currently giving free internet access to iPhone users through hotspots in public locations such as Starbucks and Barnes and Noble, and we couldn't be any more happier. More on this good news in the full article.

There has been a lot of talk that the next Apple iPhone model will be subsidized by AT&T. Considering quite a number of people were rather peeved at AT&T's decision not to subsidize the costs of the unit when it was first introduced. However, word on the street is that the next iPhone will be subsidized by AT&T.

In an attempt to broaden the customer base of the Apple iPhone, Telefónica O2's division in the UK have dropped the price of a brand new Apple iPhone across the 8GB board. It seems a whole lot similar to the same price-drop promotion that Germany's T-Mobile has jump-started, and though O2 is following suit, they say it's to add momentum to their "fastest-selling device." The price drop and more at the full story.