Did you recently buy an iPhone only to discover a new version was about to be released? Fear not, AT&T's got you covered. Gizmodo and Crunchgear confirmed a few things that weren't mentioned at Monday's keynote.

Lost in the iPhone 3G shuffle yesterday was the confirmation of a new Mac OS update: "Snow Leopard," which is set to arrive in 2009—and, as expected, it's more of a core-services update than a cavalcade of new features.

Apple has posted this page about OS X 10.6, where it ticks off some of the key improvements coming in the update—and most of them are, indeed, under the hood.

What do you with all that loose change in your pocket? Besides feeding it to parking meters or soda machines, you could soon be accessing a Wi-Fi signal thanks to Handlink's Wi-Fi Kiosk machine. The coin-operated Wi-Fi station works like this: drop a few coins into the machine, wait for it to print a ticket with an access code, and log in to your temporary account. After your time has elapsed, you'll be asked to deposit more coins or you'll be disconnected and your account deleted.

Anyone with a Wi-Fi enabled laptop or PDA can access the 802.11b/g connection. Strangely, this kiosk is really stuck in time and only accepts

One thing I've noticed is that when a new Apple product comes out, accessories tend to be a bit scarce for the first couple of months. That may not be the case when the

iPhone 3G rolls out next month.