Apple sued ... again: This time over iPhone 4 breaking glass

I love the United States. I mean, you caould sue over anything. I mean anything! You could sue just because the Sun shines, if you so please. The latest news in this regard is that Donald LeBuhn is sueing Apple over the iPhone 4′s glass housing.

LeBuhn has filed a class action suit in L.A. County, claiming that the company is aware of the problem and refuses to warn customers that ‘normal’ use of the phone could actually lead to a broken glass panel.

The report says that LeBuhn bought an iPhone 4 in September and that the glass broke on him three weeks later when his daughter dropped it to the ground, from a height of three feet. We would assume she did so accidentally.

Verizon Blackberry glitch hits iPhone launch?

Though Verizon's executives have emphatically asserted that execution of the upcoming iPhone launch will be flawless, a recent glitch in BlackBerry data traffic on the network could be cause for concern, a new report claims.

Customers on the Verizon Wireless network had reported having trouble connecting to the Internet on a BlackBerry support forum since last Tuesday, Reuters reports.

Verizon downplayed the issue saying, "There is no outage, and there hasn't been one," spokesman Jeffrey Nelson said. "Our engineers discovered that a small number of customers in a limited geographic area had technical glitches that resulted in their email being delayed up to an hour".