New iPhone in town, well, almost in town—July 11 it will be released. Here are a number of quick details we know so far from the WWDC keynote today:

New 3G iPhone Hardware

Memory Capacity: 8GB & 16 GB

Colors: Black and White (White = 16GB option only, unclear if 16GB comes in black as well)

Frequencies: UMTS/HSDPA (850, 1900, 2100 MHz); GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz); WiFi 802.11b/g; Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR.

Screen Size: 3.5 inches (diagonal), 480 by 320 pixels (163 ppi).

Dimensions: 4.5 by 2.4 by 0.48 inches (115.5 by 62.1 by 12.3 mm)

Nova Media today announced introduction of a new version of their FoneLink app, version 2.0, which gives Mac users a really nice tool to keep their mobile phone in sync with contacts, calendar, and media—in ways that iSync can’t. If you know how iTunes lets you sync with your iPhone or iPod, this is the closest thing to it.

MacnCell reader Guy sent an email asking for help with his Motorola i560:

I have a usb cable to connect the i560 to my G4 but it will not recognize the phone after plugging in. I suppose a driver is needed but have not located the proper one that will run with OX Tiger. Can you help?

Sumit came across MacnCell, trying to figure out how to tether his Sprint phone with his Mac to use as a wireless modem:

Hey there. I did a google search and ran across your very awesome article on connecting to the Internet via a Bluetooth phone. I’ve noticed this option in the Bluetooth setup and decided to give it a try with my new Sprint phone since I have an unlimited data plan.

A MacnCell reader, Maria, wrote in about syncing her Virgin Mobile Flare with her two Macs:

Forgive if this is a newbie question. I would like to be able to syn my virgin mobile flare (LG) phone with my Macbook pro (10.5) and my Imac (10.4). Could you point me in the tight direction and I would be glad to donate . Thanks

Divine Robot has developed a new tool that allows Sony Ericsson mobile users copy and synchronize songs from their iTunes library to their phone.

And another email about LGs on a Mac…Bill wrote asking about the LG 10000 Voyager:

A MacnCell reader sent me a question about sync support for the LG Rumor:

I was recently referred to CallWave by ReviewMe.com. Although I always give my personal views on everything I review, this is a Sponsored Post.

I've written about Callwave on MacnCell before. Then it was about their Virtual Voicemail Widget, but today Callwave has reached out to me to let you know about their Mac OS X native Visual Voicemail client for its call answering hub service. Visual Voicemail is like having an answering machine in the Dock of your Mac, but all the calls are being stored on the Internet, much like your email is stored on a mail server.

I recently received an email from a reader who inquired about the new Verizon touch screen competitor to the iPhone, the LG VX-10000 Voyager. Here's the email: