Top 10 articles, 12 June 09

The major stories for vnunet.com readers this week all centred around Apple's upgrade to the iPhone. O2 has outlined its plans for the iPhone 3G S handset in the UK, while T-Mobile Netherlands seems to have mistakenly published the hardware specs for the new smartphone.

The forthcoming Windows 7 generated a lot of interest after analysts offered a generally positive view of the new Microsoft operating system, and readers in London were keen to read about the IT implications of the tube strike.

Also popular was the apparent data breach at T-Mobile, and the subsequent ransom demand, and many readers were outraged at the imminent launch of a mobile number directory enquiries service.

T-Mobile posts specs for iPhone 3G S hardware
New handset will use a 600MHz ARM processor and 256MB of RAM

O2 details iPhone 3GS rollout plans
Customers express anger over punitive contract announcement

Apple gears up for battle royal on handsets
Palm, RIM and others seek a slice of the smartphone pie

Mobile phone directory service faces consumer uproar
118800 service claims to have millions of UK mobile numbers

Analysts give early thumbs up to Windows 7
Microsoft has learned from Vista mistakes, say pundits

Tech firms capitalise on planned London tube strike
Businesses urged to update continuity efforts for 9 to 11 June

Analysts positive on Apple's iPhone news
Company right to seek wider, poorer market

Best Buy memo hints at Windows 7 upgrade prices
Retailer to start preselling licences for under $50

Apple rolls out iPhone 3G S at WWDC
New handset, and updated OS X Snow Leopard and Safari on show

T-Mobile denies servers were hacked
More likely scenario is a stolen document, says mobile firm