If the calendar is about to flip over to summer, it must be time for Apple to roll out another smartphone. Just as summer 2007 saw the release of the original iPhone and last summer brought us the iPhone 3G, this year, weve got a new model to obsess overthe iPhone 3G S.

PC World editors Tim Moynihan and Robert Strohmeyer sit down with Macworld editorial director Jason Snell for a breakdown of all this week's Apple news from WWDC. In the mix: What to expect from the iPhone 3G S, long-awaited features on the new MacBook Pro laptops, and how Snow Leopard will improve the Mac experience. Yes, it's all Apple stuff this week, and our editors don't pull their punches.

Here's Macworld's FAQ file for the iPhone 3G S: What you need to know about Apple's new smartphone.

Apple argues that it's trying to market the "black box" iPhone 3G S as a snappier new it-just-works upgrade. But its futile attempt to exclude certain details of the gadget may be an attempt to avoid a brewing conflict over the App Store and performance.

The new iPhone 3G S boasts remote data wipe, hardware-based encryption, and tethering of the device to a laptop that would seem to please business users interested in protecting data and enhancing productivity.

The line starts here: Both Apple and AT&T; have announced details on where, when, and how to get a shiny new iPhone 3G S, when the device starts shipping on June 19. AT&T; stores will open at 7am on June 19, and the carrier is already taking pre-orders...

File this one under weird: shortly after Mondays WWDC keynote endedconcluding of course with the announcement of the iPhone 3G Swe spotted a group of broadcast journalists huddled around the new device. As we approached from the side, as to not ruin the interview, we were told that there would be no photography, video opportunities, or hands on time for anyone other than broadcast ...

The line starts here: Both Apple and AT&T; have announced details on where, when, and how to get a shiny new iPhone 3G S, when the device starts shipping on June 19.

Griffin Technology has introduced several new cases for the iPhone 3G, iPhone 3G S, and second-generation iPod touch. Griffin claims its new Reveal case for the iPhone 3G, 3G S, and iPod touch 2G is its thinnest case yet, adding just over a millimeter to the thickness of the device. Made from low-profile polycarbonate, it features a one-piece design, slim rubber accents for added cushioning, ...

Agent18 has announced its new lineup of cases for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G S. The SlimShield is a back-only case featuring chrome accents, a ten-layer hardcoat spray for added protection, openings for all ports and controls, and an included screen film and table stand. It will sell for $35. The ShockShield is a full body rubbery case featuring open access to all ports and controls, side ribs ...