Transferred from Axiotron, this new trademark might just mean some positive thing are headed this way.  Your thoughts?

Laptop Magazine did a great test recently on which company that produces laptops has the best overall technical support, with the final word being Apple yet again.

The mag made two separate calls to each company’s tech support teach one during peak hours and one after.  The support questions were pretty basic, such as how to change notebook settings.

Apple received an A for their commitment to customer service while Acer, Dell and HP received C- marks.  Does this pretty much hold true to your experiences?

More than anything, people want to know about the newest version of the iPhone, with Snow Leopard just being an appetizer to the main course.

A new iPhone is definitely coming, it’s just a matter of style, features and gadgets.  More than likely, the iPhone will keep its current design since there simply is no reason to change the simple yet elegant look unless Apple wants to make room for something more inside. 

There has, however, been a call for more colors than black and white, such as the iPods have done, but with the iPhone being a higher-end gadget, we’re not sure that Steve Jobs will go for that.

What would you like to see in the new iPhone?

Apple In-Ear headphones with Remote and Mic are now finally available.  Apple has listed them on their site for ages, but always with a pesky ‘coming soon’.

But now they’re finally here and we’re finally going to get to sink our ears into hearing pleasure.  Cost is $79, and you’re looking at a 7-10 business days for shipping.  All worth it, all worth it.

Thanks to the new Numberkey iPhone app you can stop carrying around a notebook and commit entirely to your iPhone.  With this new app you can turn yourself back into an accountant with an easy-to-use numberpad for those spreadsheets or entering long sequences of numbers like credit cards.

For just $1.99, this simple yet elegant tool is making it hard for laptops everywhere.