Today, Engadget has received a leaked photo assumed to be from AT&T’s internal inventory system that shows a new entry for a “iPhone 4s white”.

Many rumors have suggested that Apple will offer the iPhone on Sprint beginning next month. Yesterday, Bloomberg reported that Sprint will indeed offer the iPhone next month with unlimited data.

Many rumors have suggested that Apple will offer the iPhone on Sprint next month. Today, Bloomberg reports that Sprint will indeed offer the iPhone next month as had previously been reported by The Wall Street Journal.

A new report from DigiTimes suggests that global smartphone shipments for this year are expected to reach 462 million. That would be a 60 percent increase from the 288 million smartphones shipped in 2010.

Today, Boy Genius Report has received a leaked document from Best Buy suggesting that the new iPhone will launch the first week of October.

On Thursday, it was reported that Apple in late July had once again lost an iPhone prototype in a bar. Then later today, SFWeekly reported that an Apple security personnel may have posed as police officers during the search.

Yesterday, it was reported that Apple in late July had once again lost an iPhone prototype in a bar.

According to a new report from CNET, an Apple employee has lost an iPhone prototype, again.

Today, MacStories has discovered that Adobe released a new iOS app called “CreatePDF”. “CreatePDF” is a $9.99 universal app allowing users to easily create PDFs on their iPhones or iPads.

Earlier this week, WSJ reported that Sprint is going to offer the iPhone 5 alongside AT&T and Verizon in mid-October.

Apple has won a big injunction in its patent fight with Samsung. A Dutch court has ordered that Samsung’s widely successful Galaxy line of smart phones cannot be sold in the Netherlands. This would cripple Samsung’s ability to sell the phones in European Union.

Apple is apparently working on a cheaper version of the iPhone 4 which will be launched with the upcoming iPhone 5. It will sport 8 GB internal storage.

Today, Research firm NPD released its new mobile phone track report for the second quarter of 2011.

Last week, Boy Genius Report reported that Apple has been testing a 4G LTE-enabled iPhone with carries, and suggested that an “internal iOS test build” was being used for testing.

At the end of March, Chitika Insights reported that Verizon was the largest Android carrier, due to the carrier’s migration from RIM’s BlackBerry to Android throughout 2010.