It looks like Apple, despite huge demand, won’t ever release a white iPhone 4. One person who’s benefitted from this is Feil Lam, a 17-year old geek from Queens who started whiteiphonefournow.com, a website that sells kits to let people convert their black iPhone 4 to white. The business was quickly noticed by major media such as CNN, TechCrunch and CNET, which made sales soar to $130,000 USD. According to Lam, he has a friend who knows someone working for the infamous Foxconn (the factory where iPhones are produced), that made this all possible. Yesterday, Lam allegedly received an email from a private investigator accusing him of selling stolen goods. He says that he has no plans to change or shut down his business, and why would he? He just earned immeasurable amounts of free PR from all over the internet.
Source: The Observer
Hey Apple. Beatles was hot, 1964. The year is currently 2010, and Beatles is becoming less and less important to us consumers. 
Oh, you’ve got to hand it to Apple. Who knows how to keep their fans on their toes better than they do? If you head over to their US homepage, you’ll be greeted with this special splash page telling you that tomorrow is just another day that you’ll never forget and that they’re announcing something exciting for iTunes tomorrow. So what revolutionary new technology are they announcing tomorrow? That’s anyone’s guess, but we’re hoping they’d finally do something with their acquisition of Lala.com.
Although you don’t see it on their official 
At a glance, this might look like the crappy stickers people put on their phones, but this product might actually come in pretty handy for the iOS gamers among us. The concept is very simple, the transparent sticker provides bumps so you can feel where you should place your fingers to control the virtual buttons on your iOS device, which eliminates the constant need to look down on your device to check if you are touching the right places. Allegedly, the stickers are made of a conductive material, so your touches will go straight through to the screen.
