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Verizon? Who needs Verizon? T-Mobile USA “is very close” to getting the iPhone in the fall, ending Apple’s exclusive relationship with AT&T, according to “Cult of Mac” (http://macosg.me/2/kn), quoting a “highly placed source at the wireless company.”

Talks between Apple and T-Mobile are at an advanced stage, the source says. “Cult of Mac” says its “80% likely” that the iPhone will be coming to T-Mobile in the third quarter of 2010.

Another day, another lawsuit. The Lanier Law Firm is announcing a patent infringement lawsuit filed on behalf of Longview, Texas-based InNova Patent Licensing LLC against a group of 36 corporate defendants — including Apple — accused of infringing an InNova patent that represents one of the cornerstones of email communications.

Media measurement technology firm, General Sentiment, has released its quarterly Top 20 report highlighting the brands that made the biggest media impact for the quarter. Apple topped General Sentiment’s Impact Value rankings this quarter on the strength of its iPad and iPhone 4 product releases.

Egnyte, a provider of cloud file server solutions, has announced Egnyte Everywhere, a new mobile suite that allows business users to access and share their business files from leading smartphones, including iPhone, Android and Blackberry, as well as the new iPad. And research by the company shows the popularity of the Apple idevices.