There have been a variety of rumors surrounding the upgrade of the iPhone product line to have wireless 3G technology. One of the most popular gripes about the iPhone is the poor data speeds associated with AT&T’s EDGE network, while the 3G technology is already being used by companies like Verizon Wireless.

Yesterday, AT&T’s CEO stated that 3G in the iPhone will come out “sometime next year.” 9to5mac.com estimates that the new 3G phone will come out sometime in May.

Today, Apple released a new music video for the iPod + iTunes line. Video is a move towards higher definition of contrast and features Mary J. Blige.

The song, “Work That,” can be found here on the iTunes store.

After quite some time, Apple has finally opened up its online doors to Mexican consumers.

Mexican residents can now access the online website at: http://www.apple.com/mx/

Click here for the direct link to the online store.

Apple stock faltered earlier this month when the market slid south and speculation over AAPL’s P/E came under fire. Having fallen all the way down below $160 per share this month, Apple has recovered modestly and finished out today at $168.85 per share. As with much of the market, Apple should continue be under bearish pressure until the fog is lifted. Investors are looking to see major gains in earnings to rationalize the purchase of AAPL at such an enormous P/E. After today’s close, Apple trades at 42.9x earnings.

Apple consistently likes to take discreet shots at its competitor, Microsoft. Whether it’s about viruses or system crashes, Apple tries to incorporate the stereotypical Windows machine into their products and websites. Here’s the latest.

The Blue Screen of Death is one of the most awful screens to reach when operating Windows computer. It means, you’ve just crashed and there’s no way of getting back. When I was recently bored and passing the time, I looked at a connected computer, or “Shared” computer. The computer was hooked on to my network and was a Windows PC. Clicking on the shared computer brought up a folder entitled “C.” Curious, I clicked “Get Info” for the drive. Under “Preview” was a bulky CRT Monitor showing the “Blue Screen of Death.”

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Reports have been surfacing about Apple’s (AAPL) sale on the busiest shopping day of the year, Black Friday. Apple Stores are set to have reasonable price cuts on a variety of products and only for the one day sale.

This year, Black Friday will be on November 23rd. This “one-day” shopping event will include online stores and the retail stores will enjoy longer hours. Based on the pamphlet below, we can infer that the sale will include a wide assortment of products. From iPods to Macs, the sale will be well worth taking a look at.

The 39.8 MB update to 10.5.1 is the first update to Apple’s recently released Leopard. “The 10.5.1 Update is recommended for all users running Mac OS X Leopard and includes general operating system fixes that enhance the stability, compatibility and security of your Mac.” A restart is required.

There’s no doubt that there is some pressure in the stock market. Apple (AAPL) shares have been some of the most volatile, losing about $25 per share over two trading days. Thankfully, on some positive data about England’s iPhone sales, shares shot up over $14 per share. For future reference, Apple is still going to crush earnings estimates. Investing in the $150 to $160 per share spectrum should be heavily considered.