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When Apple fans across the country flock to their neighborhood Apple Store to pick up their shiny new iPhone next Friday, they’ll also have the opportunity to buy a Jawbone Bluetooth headset to go along with it. That’s right; the Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth headset will be sold alongside the iPhone at all Apple Stores (plus Apple’s online store) starting June 29, 2007. Designed by Yves Behar and decked out with military-grade noise-canceling technology, the Jawbone is certainly no slouch in the design and performance department, but we can’t help but wonder whatever happened to Apple’s own Bluetooth headset that Steve Jobs showed at MacWorld earlier this year. Will that be available in stores as well? Or will it be bundled with the phone? Considering the Jawbone sells for around $119.99, it might be wise for Apple to offer its own headset at a lower and more affordable price. That said, the Jawbone is a quality device (it’s one of CNET’s highest rated Bluetooth headsets), so if you have the cash to spare and the wherewithal to wait in line for the iPhone, it’ll be there waiting for your Bluetooth-hungry hands.

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Microsoft will soon stop shipping the OEM version of Office 2003. As of June 30, 2007 Microsoft will no longer be shipping OEM Office 2003 to any distributors. Any current inventory the distributors have on hand can still be sold, but future OEM Office purchases will be Office 2007.

Nearly 1 in 10 cell phone users in the U.S. has “a strong interest” in buying an Apple iPhone, according to a study released Friday by M:Metrics.

Poll results show about 9 percent of the 11,064 mobile phone users surveyed were inclined to purchase the highly touted iPhone, set for release June 29. That translates to about 19 million people when projected out, based on the U.S. Census, according to M:Metrics, a research company that tracks mobile phone use.

That’s “an impressive figure, when you consider that the installed base of most high-end devices rarely approaches 1 million and respondents were informed of the price point as well as of the AT&T exclusive,” M:Metrics senior analyst Mark Donovan said in a statement.

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