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iPhone 3G Parts Already Available

This information might not be useful to you for another few days, but a small Chinese company says it already has iPhone 3G back covers for sell. The company said the part is currently on back order and the price couldn’t be confirmed, but this unavailability shouldn’t be a problem until at least next Monday, [...]

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Hilarious New iPhone Game: Bit-Kaput

By: Laboratoon/Steinbranding

Bit Kaput is a funny cartoon character who lives in your phone and will try by all means (and in all kind of crazy ways) to get out of it. The question is, will you allow him to be free? Check out the video, it's hilarious!

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Will the 3G iPhone be able to hit 42mbps?

Well, the answer for users in the US would be a resounding no, however other areas in the world have currently have faster mobile broadband options in place. We here in the US are limited by the HSDPA coverage that AT&T offers which currently tops out at 3.6mbps with an increase to 7.2mbps in the [...]

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iPhone Roadmap Builds Optimism in iPhone Platform

Today’s press event at Apple’s HQ was more thorough than expected on on the ins and outs of the forthcoming Software Development Kit (SDK) for the iPhone. Apple announced a bevy of tools and methods for quickly developing and testing applications to run native to iPhone, including an application distribution method both through iTunes [...]

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Jailbroken Phones and the Games I Can’t Live Without

Yesterday saw the release of the newest Apple firmware. 1.1.4.  Like many of us, this is one of those "hold your breath" moments where you have to carefully take stock of what you have, what you stand to lose and what you might gain.  The 1.1.3 upgrade "balance sheet" was definitely in Apple’s favor.  Give [...]

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Apple Releases 1.1.4 Firmware, Jailbreaks Work, Hackers Rejoice

Apple released firmware update 1.1.4 for the iPhone today, addressing, in typical Apple prose, "bug fixes." It seems that souls braver than I have tried battle-tested 1.1.3 jailbreaks and found they indeed work.  I have yet to see a definitive list of address "bugs", but welcome reader input.

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Novel Accounting Methods May be the iPhone’s Silver Lining

Throughout 2007, AAPL was the darling of Wall Street. Shares more than doubled between January and December, from a respectable $84 in January to a record $202 on December 27, 2007.  Since then, the story has been dramatically different, with Apple shares shedding $83, or 41%, since their post-Christmas high. After reporting their best quarter [...]

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I Still Love Signal: Alloysoft Updates web-based iPhone Remote

The iPhone community has rightly been abuzz about Apple’s forthcoming SDK, which is now thought be delayed by at least a few weeks into March. In the meantime, enterprising software authors have been hard at work developing a raft of interesting and albeit sometimes curious applications delivered via Installer.app or other means onto jailbroken iPhones. [...]

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Marware SportGrip Backwinder

Product Description This a Review about the Marware SportGrip Backwinder, which I actually won. Marware has been doing business with Apple products for a long time. They make stuff for Macbooks, iPods, and now digging into the iPhone cases genre. Marware cases are known for having a sporty look and being used for outdoor activities. [...]

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iPhone Accesory: Short But Sweet Monster iSplitter 200 Mini Headphone Y-Adapter

Product Description I recently purchased myself the Monster iSplitter 200 Mini Headphone Y-Adapter for the iPhone for myself, but before I start the review Apple I’d love to know why you imbedded your 3.5m headset hole into your iPhone? With that off my chest let’s take a look at the iSplitter 200. The company Monster cable [...]

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