- As we now know, Apple will be unveiling the next-generation iPhone next Tuesday (full coverage here, natch). While rumors have had it that there may in fact be two models introduced then, the grapevine seems to be settling on the idea that there will be just one model.
- One survey finds that about 40% of cell phone users in North American and the UK (!!) plan to buy the new iPhone, however many models there are. That seems kind of amazingly high, but maybe not crazy. What do you think? How many of you plan to buy the iPhone 5? I do.
- Remember the lost iPhone 5 prototype? The SFPD is trying to get ahold of the surveillance tapes from the bar were it was lost as part of its internal investigation into its officers' actions in helping Apple try to recover the device.
- Could Tuesday be the end of the iPod Shuffle and iPod Classic? I'd say it's 50-50. If it's not Tuesday, though, it's not far off.
- If you live in Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia, rejoice. The iTunes Store is now available in your country.
- A lesson in the dangers of "upgrading" a super-popular app too much: The failures of Instagram 2.0.

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