A piece on APC Magazine’s website that I referenced on July 9th has been gutted by Apple’s lawyers.

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One industry observer has run the iPhone numbers and thinks they point to a doubling of Apple’s market cap by 2008.

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The June 29th launch of Apple’s song-playing, web-browsing, call-making iPhone both met demand and the expectations of the Apple fanbase.

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Tech pundit Robert X. Cringely claimed Apple and AT&T would rollout full 3G iPhone service sometime this fall.

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It’s not just choosing the dreadful EDGE network AT&T operates over an alternative like Verizon that is a harbinger of discontent. Apple’s well-hyped and eagerly-sought iPhone will be missing a number of features that may be desired by those who buy the new gadget.

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The iPhone’s on its way, and Sprint is preparing for battle. Actually, that’s a bad analogy – preparing for the SATs is more like it, as the company has provided its employees with more talking points than I care to count.

MAC.BLORGE.com‘s Triston McIntyre lists those points, then adds, “Though this plan might sound sad in sections, this is the strongest visible defense against the iPhone layed [sic] out by any competing service yet. The truth of the matter is that all providers will lose users to the iPhone . . .”