As reported by several users and a post at the Apple Core by Jason O’Grady, some iPhone AC adapters are apparently suddenly failing to deliver a charge, forcing users to connect their iPhones via USB to their computers in order to properly charge.

O’Grady wrote:

“Both me and my wife’s iPhone AC adapters died within 24 hours [...]

Several users are reporting an issue where the iPhone inexplicably does not actively receive phone calls while in sleep/locked mode (invoked by pressing the sleep button on top of the unit, or the Auto-Lock function in Settings > General). When this problem occurs, users are sometimes notified that they have missed calls when the phone [...]

The iPhone includes a dedicated YouTube application with access to some of the site’s video content. Unfortunately, much of the vast library still has not been converted by YouTube to play properly on the iPhone. That’s where TubeTV comes in. Available as freeware, TubeTV can convert any YouTube video from its default Flash format to [...]

In an attempt to gauge average, normal battery life for the iPhone across a broad swath of units and discern any differences in battery quality between different iPhone builds, we are conducting a brief, informal survey. In the interest of getting somewhat accurate results that don’t require every user to perform a full charge-to-empty test, [...]

Some users are reporting an issue where the newly shipping Apple iPhone Bluetooth headset generates a “stuttering” sound — audio going in and out, perhaps caused by interference. Users noting the issue report that it only occurs when using the Apple Bluetooth headset, not the built-in iPhone earpiece or other headsets.

In some cases, the issue [...]

The iPhone’s mail client/contact scheme lacks an important feature: the ability to store groups of contacts that can be sent an email in one fell swoop. Mac OS X’s Address Book and most Windows contact management solutions offer this functionality, but it is for some reason missing from the iPhone. (Groups from desktop applications synchronized [...]

We continue to report on an issue where the iPhone generates echoes that can be heard on the receiving end of phone calls made from the device. To be clear, the issue being described is not a network issue; it’s endemic to the iPhone. Though echoes can occur due to AT&T connectivity lapses, they usually [...]

Apple has posted a Knowledge base article (#306048) detailing troubleshooting procedures for an issue where the blue screen of death appears under Windows XP or Vista when attempting to synchronize the iPhone.

Apparently, this problem can happen when photos that were taken on the iPhone camera are being synced backed to the host computer and is [...]

During its third quarter conference earnings call, Apple revealed that it plans to bring the iPhone to a “few major countries in Europe next quarter,” other European countries in early 2008, and into Asia sometime in 2008.

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UPDATE: In the earnings conference call, CFO Peter Oppenheimer repeatedly referred to “270,000 iPhones.” As such, it appears Apple may have sold 270,000 actual iPhones, not accessories and iPhones lumped. Still, the wording on the actual financial statement is very unclear.

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In the one and a half days that it was on sale before Apple’s fiscal [...]