It looks like Apple has slashed the price of the MacBook Air with a solid state disk with $500. The screenshots above are from today and a month ago. $2600 is still a lot of money but a bit more decent. And just to let you know - the same freakin machine will cost you $4676 if you buy it from Sweden…that’s correct $2000 more than the US price.

MacBook Air With Solid State Drive Gets $500 Price Cut [Giz]

Appstore is the new market place for getting applications for your iPhone 3G. The majority of the applications are supposed to be free but there will also be commercial products like games. A typical game will probably be around $9.99.

First Ever Footage of App Store [ismashphone.com]

Apparently it is very easy to check out old emails, contacts, photos and other personal info on the current iPhone model - even if the phone has been reset and erased. The next software version, 2.0, will take about an hour to reset but will delete all data for real by writing random data all over.

Secure data wipe built into iPhone Software v2.0 [AppleInsider]

If you are used to battle over the docking station to get some juice into your ipod this can be a solution for you. Personally I think it’s overkill but I guess there is a need for a device like this somewhere in the world, haha. It aint too pricey - $150 and it will be yours to take home.

JVC rolls out NX-PN7 dual iPod docking station [Engadget]

If you don’t have the time to watch yesterdays full keynote from WWDC 2008 you can just go ahead and watch this neat little 60 second clip (well it’s in fact 93 seconds, but the keynote is just 60) that gives you all the important stuff!

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I must admit that I am a bit disappointed that there wasn’t anything more than the iPhone 3G on show tonight - but the new phone looks really great so I can live with that. The new price level set at $199 ($299 for the 16GB) is extremely aggressive and there is no doubt that Apple is aiming for world domination with their iPhone. Full press release and images after the jump.

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So, finally, it is time for Steve Jobs keynote to kick off WWDC 2008 - follow the keynote live from either Engadget or Gizmodo (or both). I will of course post all the goodies after the event.

Steve Jobs keynote live from WWDC 2008 [Engadget]
Apple WWDC Liveblog Coverage [Gizmodo]

…and the fake photos keep coming in! Here is another one faking that he is unboxing one of these boxes that comes with a strict Non Disclosure Agreement.

Another “IS THIS IT?!?!” pic [forums.macrumors.com]

I guess it was only a question of when the first leaked pictures should hit the net - and here is the first bunch of photos that truly looks like the real deal. Check them out.

Update! Engadget think they are all fake, and their argumentation is pretty strong: Loads of fake Apple shots hit the web: 3G iPhone pre-WWDC edition [Engadget]

Breaking: Exclusive leaked pics of the iPhone 2! [crunchgear.com]

According to Silicon Alley Insider the new iPhone model which expects to be announced on Monday is stored in a Quanta Computer warehouse in Fremont, California. I hope they are right because then there will be plenty of phones available next week.

Where Are The New iPhones? [alleyinsider.com]