Just Mobile has released a new iPhone stand for the true Apple fanboy. It's the Xtand, and this shiny anodized aluminum stand turns your iPhone into a teeny tiny multitouch iMac. It has a hole in the stand for the cable to go through, and the holding rest rotates 360 degrees. You they will be available in June for $44.90.
[via iPodObserver]

Intel Germany CEO Hannes Schwadrer confirmed rumors today that a future "version of the iPhone" would be sporting one of their recent Atom processors. The CEO commented that the new model would have a larger display. The CEO also noted that the new device would be 3G.

Intelliborn has released a beta version of IntelliScreen, their native notification software for the iPhone. Intellascreen takes the information from native applications and places them on the iPhone's locked screen, letting you quickly find out what's going on on your iPhone, like Growl for desktop machines. It displays all of the info right on your "Slide To Unlock" screen for fast access.

AT&T sent out another one of their internal memos today informing their employees that from now on, all iPhone sales will be limited to one per customer, and all customers will be required to pay with a credit or debit card. Previous to the announcement, customers were limited to three iPhones per customer. Their reasoning for enforcing the new limitation is unknown. Copy of the memo after the break.

If you were hoping to attend this year's WWDC conference and haven't already registered, I'm afraid you're out of luck. Apple has officially sold of WWDC 2008 passes. The news is not very surprising considering the immense demand for the passes, possibly due to the many developers wanting to write software for the iPhone, and the rumors that the next generation of iPhone will be either announced or launched at that time.