iPhones

Apple will release one of the most highly touted cell phones in history this week. And by next year, those first iPhones will likely be woefully outdated.

As iPhone Week dawns, one thing is clear marketing is a lot easier--and cheaper--if you let other people do it for you.

Kristy Miller will line up at the AT&T store in the Phoenix suburb of Surprise, Ariz., on Friday in an attempt to be one of the first iPhone owners, but that will mean ditching the wireless service she already has with Verizon Wireless.

Few people standing in line to buy an iPhone Friday will be focusing on the security of Apple's new phone. But some influential security researchers already have given the matter lots of thought.

With a day to go before Apple's iPhone makes its debut, there are still plenty of questions about the device.