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.

Last month, a patent filed by Apple revealed plans for a device (presumably the iPhone) to incorporate an application that will be able to order a drink at Starbucks. Multimedia designer Phil Lu made some mockups of how the application could look like. Check out the designs in the full article.

Something's brewing for your iPhone, and you can get it in decaf. According to a patent filed by Apple, your iPhone may soon become a way for you to skip all the hassle of falling in line to order your favorite cup of coffee in Starbucks. Read more in the full article.

Good things are finally coming their way towards Apple iGadget fans: Steve Jobs already announced the newfangled wonderful things in Apple's media event, and what a bunch or wonderful gadgetry they are.

After giving themselves a pat on the back about iTune's success (600 million copies of iTunes distributed, 95 million TV shows sold, 32% digital-only music releases), Jobs started announcing the newest additions to the Apple family, beginning with the little things, such as the addition of a red-colored shuffle among other new colors. It will have the same specs such as 1GB memory and will be on sale for US$ 79, and will be available shortly.

Next up is the new iPod Nano. It turns out that the rumors of a smaller, stockier Nano is true: it's the very same cuter iPod Nano whose pictures were circulating the net a few days ago. It has a 2-inch screen, the same QVGA resolution as the existing Nanos, enhanced user interface (with the same cover flow browsing as iPhone!), and 3 new games.

The new iPod Nano's battery life is more than alright: it can play for 24 hours only with audio, and 5 full hours of video playback. There are two storage flavors available: 4GB and 8GB. The 4GB flavor will be priced at US$ 149, while the 8GB will have a tag price of only US$ 199.

Even more good news? These cool new babies have already been shipped and will be in stores starting this weekend.

That's not all! More good news after the jump!