iPhone 3G

Newsight 3-d photo frame guarantees to allow you to 'see around' photographs while not glasses

2010-06-01T03:08:00.001-07:00

A 3D digital photo frame could appear a little touch over the top for also the the majority up of all-compassing technology bandwagon, less than the folks up of Newsight suffer from managed to position a somewhat distinctive spin though to the assumption allowing for about that frame recently on display at SID 2010. Prefer a number of the company's alternative presentations, this 3D LCD could

Terahertz radiation plus metamaterials combine to shape super X-Ray specs

2010-05-08T19:56:00.001-07:00

The apple iphone Video files Video files is a pleasant movie encoder which supports converting AVI recordsdata to apple iphone. The avi to iphone may put M4a, Video files, H.264, MPG, Realmedia (RM, RMVB), AVI (H.264, XviD), ASF, Avc on your iPhone. It appearance though if somebody essentially coughed up the additional greenback for the De Luxe model X-Ray specs during the keep up of Mad Magazine

Canon EOS 7D firmware kills the legal magenta phenomenon

2010-04-18T22:26:00.001-07:00

The iPhone Video Video files is a pleasant film encoder which supports converting AVI files to iPhone. The avi to psp can also put Wmv, Dat, Gif, MPG, Realmedia (RM, RMVB), AVI (Wav, XviD), ASF, Gif in your apple iphone.We consideration the legal overwhelming majority up of our EOS 7D's symbol problems were over, fastened in November's firmware, less than simply to nip any or every one ultimate

Three flavors from iPhone OS Four.x showing up in developer's analytics?

2010-04-06T09:17:00.001-07:00

Speaking from iPhone OS 4, take a look at about which out: PixelCUBE Studios, which currently holds the legal number 1 spot though to iTunes' listing of for free iPhone app downloads allowing for The No longer potential Check, noticed something rather curious in its usage stats. Learn, PixelCUBE uses Pinch Media to dredge up analytics, plus a snappy check of the OS versions its users tend to be

Nexian He or she NX-G788 Preview

2010-03-27T21:04:00.001-07:00

Nexian NX-G788 or Nexian She could be the QWERTY keyboard phone allowing for sliding artwork. Nexian NX-G788 is provided with features favor 2.0 Megapixel camera, MP3 plus MP4 player, FM radio, a sequence up of on-line facilities (Nexian Messenger, Facebook and chat applications). Support EDGE or GPRS network, plus a WAP browserOpera Mini and Bluetooth.With swarovski crystal studded and contours

Casio's solar-powered Pathfinder keep the legal look plays the legal golf inexperienced card twice

2010-03-19T12:47:00.001-07:00

Plotting his or her or him contemporary spread up of watches about that spring, Casio executives decided it had been previous point to "go inexperienced." A bunch of poor schmuck in R&D took them at their word. Fortunately for mother nature, the legal Casio Pathfinder PRG110C-3 is added in comparison to only meets the eye; the keep a look -- suited for argonauts desiring an altimeter, barometer,

PrimeSense talks full-body motion management at GDC, offers united states the video demonstration

2010-03-11T10:05:00.001-08:00

PrimeSense was once formed in 2005, plus unless you have a tendency to be a sickly obsessed silicon junkie, you've got probably never heard from them. All which adjustments nowadays. We have a tendency to sat down allowing for the legal corporate at GDC to find out added concerning the chip that it produces, and that we left with an imagination sore up of ending up as stretched therefore

Android Two.[*fr1] shopping speedy, furious though to Motorola Droid

2010-03-05T03:35:00.001-08:00

Alright, Droid householders, decent multitouch performance could be now not the a good amount from effective factor you've were given got to gloat concerning. Because you probably be familiar allowing for by currently, 2.1's during the works for you -- plus up of the hottest video we're seeing of an official check build running in the wild, we're cautiously optimistic which it is traveling to be

ARM plus Globalfoundries other half up for 28nm Cortex-A9 SOCs, invitation great expectations

2010-02-24T10:28:00.001-08:00

About that one slipped the online throughout the excitement which was once MWC this year, less than it has such a promising development that we've got to provides it its due a spotlight. ARM plus Globalfoundries be afflicted by announced plans to get started building new systems-on-chip employing the latter's ultramodern 28nm high-k metal gate production process, allowing for the resultant

Buffalo Kokuyo reveals 4-port USB Three.Zero hub, leaves you little option less than to upgrade

2010-02-17T18:58:00.001-08:00

Oh c'mon, which 80-port USB 2.0 hub served you smartly, plus admittedly, it owes younada. Allowing for USBThree.0 upon us, it could be simply a matter up of your previous point prior to each and every persistexternal HDD, scanner and printer you own is cruising together theSuperSpeed highway, and whereas that is obviously a grossexaggeration, we've got necessarily been one for proactiveness. If

Armatix pistol / wristwatch combo tells previous point... to keep put

2010-02-09T18:36:00.001-08:00

Armatix has got reputedly been functioning though to its so-called "smartgun"concept for kind up of a very long time, less than it has currently eventually shown up at the legalShooting Hunting plus Outdoor Industry Display (SHOT, naturally) allowing for itsfirst precise product: a .22-caliber pistol which depends on awristwatch as a security. Because you may most likely figure out, the gunis

Microsoft busts out SideWinder X4 anti-ghosting keyboard

2010-02-05T00:57:00.001-08:00

Microsoft's simply outed a recent gamingkeyboard -- the SideWinder X4 --which guarantees to carry up in athe the the majority of intense situations.Boastithewhat the corporthe says could be the "most advanced" anti-ghostingtecthelogy arothe, the X4 permits the pressing of up the26 keys atonce for the last word gaming moves. alternative features come allowing for macrorecording plus auto macro

FujiFilm FinePix S2500HD, S1730, S1600, plus JX530 leak out

2010-01-31T07:10:00.001-08:00

We're guessing FujiFilm planned toget official allowing for these at or slightly prior to PMA next month, less than anew batch from its cameras suffer from somehow managed to leak out neatlybeforehand, which included the FinePix S2500HD, S1730, S1600 (picturedabove), plus JX530. Allthesehese fall keepthe the mid-level or "bridgecamera" numballowing thewith the S2500HD theling out the high-fromd

Apple's App Store approves first explicit content, Anita Bryant races to Cincinnati

2009-06-28T08:31:00.001-07:00

After all the cases of benign apps being rejected on grounds of " objectionable content," the first outright application featuring jiggly bits has made it to the App Store. How could this happen? Easy, Apple's shift in policy is made possible by the parental controls included in the iPhone os 3.0 -- you know, so you can parent instead of Apple. Hopefully this brings an end to arbitrary App Store

iPhone 3G S review

2009-06-18T10:57:00.001-07:00

As we know from its WWDC unveiling, the iPhone 3g S is basically a 3G with some faster bits, more memory, and a better camera -- but is it worth the price of admission? Head on over to our full review for the answers you seek (and maybe some you don't)!BlackBerry Curve 8520 with T-Mobile branding walks in front of a cameraT-Mobile myTouch 3G spotted in the wild, G1 starting to feel unloved

Unicom confirmed as Chinese iPhone / G1 provider?

2009-03-29T09:35:00.001-07:00

It's been a long, arduous road to Shanghai for the iPhone, but its trip may finally be at an end. Sure, there are already thousands of the things in the pockets and purses of trendy Chinese right now, but an official launch there has taken ages. Last summer it was looking like China Mobile had scored the deal with Apple, but word is now that China Unicom may have completed the upset, posting up a

Card counting iPhone app frowned upon in Vegas

2009-02-22T11:58:00.001-08:00

Usually, it's Apple who has the problem with a potential app. Now, it's The Man taking issue with one that Cupertino deemed fit for distribution. Nevada gaming officials have been tipped off a card counting application that can be installed on the iPhone and iPod touch, which would obviously give Blackjack gamers an upper-hand over the system. According to control board member Randy Sayre, using

Is this a matte black iPhone? (answer: probably not) Update: more pics

2009-02-13T07:40:00.001-08:00

So, this is sort of fun. The leaked photo above appears to be of a new iphone back -- in matte black. Sure, we have to be highly suspicious of all kinds of purported evidence of new products in general, and we've heard enough crazy Apple rumors over the years to fill an issue of US Weekly. Regardless, this one's worth at least considering: it's got a model number, A1303, that's previously unseen,

Mysterious DirecTV iPhone app appears, imaginations run wild

2009-02-12T11:20:00.001-08:00

You can already control your VUDU queue, home automation system and Netflix account with your iPhone, so really, why not your DirecTV set-top-box? As recent commercials have shown, the satcaster is pretty big on remote scheduling, and while this mysterious DirecTV iPhone app doesn't yet have a public purpose, it doesn't take much thought to conjure up a good guess. Word on the street is that this

Microsoft readies smartphone assault on Apple

2009-02-10T10:44:00.001-08:00

Microsoft is gearing up to take on rival Apple in the smartphone market. The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that Microsoft is getting ready to launch an online marketplace akin to Apple's App Store. Microsoft is also readying a more sophisticated version of its mobile operating system called Windows Mobile 6.5, the Journal reported. Smartphones are sophisticated mobile phones that offer

Microsoft readies smartphone assault on Apple

2009-02-10T09:04:00.001-08:00

iPhone Carrier Update hints at AT&T MicroCell coming soon

2009-02-08T06:01:00.001-08:00

iPhone users in the US have recently been hit with a "carrier update" when they sync with their machines, and a little digging reveals that the package contains two "AT&T M-Cell" carrier logos -- suggesting that Ma Bell's upcoming MicroCell femtocell is close to launch. Still no word on how much the Cisco-sourced hardware will cost when it does arrive and we're still not super-stoked on the idea

iPhone earrings will get great reception at your next party

2009-02-05T08:25:00.001-08:00

In many ways modern cellphones are little more than high-tech pieces of jewelry that keep you connected to the world while looking great pressed to your ear. Barb at Etsy's "iPhone G3" earrings eschew all that unnecessary functionality and focus on the aesthetics, shrinking a pair of handsets the same way she miniaturized two Wiimotes, turning them into tiny charms to dangle from your earlobes --

New iPhone in June? Somebody seems to think so

2009-02-03T18:10:00.001-08:00

Apple has a habit of refreshing its iPod and iPhone-type products on a pretty regular schedule, so a new iphone in June really wouldn't be the surprise of the century, but now we've got word to that effect from the United Arab Emirates. Etisalat is picking up the iPhone 3G over there, along with providing support for existing iPhones sold on the gray market, but the writeup in Business 24/7 makes

Crackulous released, promises to bust iPhone app protection scheme

2009-02-02T05:37:00.001-08:00

If Apple's sat back and let the iphone hacking community do its thing in peace (well, relative peace) so far, this little gem just might be what the doctor ordered to stir up the crap. Crackulous -- available now in beta form through Cydia -- claims to be able to strip the protection off most apps downloaded from the App Store, meaning that just a single user needs to take the plunge and buy a

Flash on iPhone not so easy

2009-02-01T18:04:00.003-08:00

The work at Adobe Systems toward getting its nearly ubiquitous Flash technology onto the Apple iPhone goes on...and on, and on. Speaking with the Bloomberg news service on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen acknowledged that even after months of striving, a workable version of Flash for the iPhone remains a tough nut to crack. No Flash for

The MacBook and Blackberry Storm are a pair

2009-02-01T18:04:00.001-08:00

Though Apple has yet to offer built-in 3G on MacBooks, pairing them up with phones like the blackberry Storm provides a decent wireless workaround. The MacBook Air can use the blackberry Storm as a Bluetooth 3G modem(Credit: Brooke Crothers) In December, I took the MacBook Air (i.e., the designers of the Air) to task for what I thought was a serious technological gaffe: not building 3G into the

Apple crosses the magical 1% mark in global phone market share

2009-01-30T10:38:00.001-08:00

Look out, world -- Apple's on the hunt for that number one spot in worldwide mobile market share! Of course, it's got like a bazillion miles to go before it gets there, but achieving that magical 1 percent is always a day worth tearing up about. According to data in a recent ABI Research study, iPhones now make up 1.1 percent of all cellphones, which is a pretty nice bump from the 0.3 percent

SOLiCharger Powers iPhones Through Every Means Under the Sun [IPhone]

2009-01-30T10:12:00.001-08:00

The SOLiCharger is solar-chargeable lithium ion pack for your iphone that can fill to capacity in four hours of sunlight. Priced at $40 and available now, the SOLiCharger battery pack (left) is compatible with all of your standard iPhone charging options (AC, USB and car), but its big claim to fame is the ability to recharge itself via bundled solar panel (right). The only catch is that the

iPod / iPhone CES pavilion sells out in record time, quadruples to include Mac products -- goodbye, Macworld?

2009-01-30T09:57:00.001-08:00

Damn, it hasn't even been a month since Apple's final Macworld Expo appearance, and it already looks like the show's in trouble -- the CEA just announced that its iPod / iPhone-centric iLounge Pavilion sold out just a week after being announced, and that it's quadrupling in size to include Mac-specific products and retailers as well. That means there's going to be 18,000 square feet of CES solely

OnPar's touchscreen GPS rangefinder could almost be a phone

2009-01-29T08:21:00.001-08:00

If uPlay's uPro was the "iPhone of golf GPS technology," what then would you call this? Savant GPS has just come clean with what's likely to be the most sophisticated GPS rangefinder to date. The simply-titled OnPar measures in at 4.17- x 2.8- x 0.63-inches and features full touchscreen (3.5-inch) operation. It's also claiming to be the planet's first "GPS rangefinder with a dynamic hole layout

New iPhone software improves Safari stability

2009-01-28T07:45:00.001-08:00

The latest iPhone firmware update should be available Tuesday in iTunes.(Credit: Tom Krazit/CNET News) Apple has released a minor iPhone firmware update that is supposed to help improve the stability of its Safari browser. The update should be popping up Tuesday if you connect your iPhone to iTunes. Update 2.2.1 is the first tweak released since Apple added Google's Street View to the iPhone's

Six must-have iPhone freebies

2009-01-21T09:23:00.001-08:00

Stream unlimited music to your iPhone or iPod Touch with the free Slacker Radio app.(Credit: Slacker)How do I love thee, iPhone (and iPod Touch)? Let me count the ways. Hmmm. Well, space doesn't permit me to list all 12,503, so I'll settle for six. As in, six free apps you absolutely positively gotta get. (Note: As with my previous batch of iPhone freebies, all links go straight to iTunes.)

App Store hits 500 million downloads: thanks, iFart

2009-01-19T09:22:00.001-08:00

Wowsers, that little App store side project apple has going on sure doesn't seem to be settling down. After launching in July of '08 and hitting 100 million downloads in September, the App Store has just crossed the 500 million download mark -- a mere six months after opening. Compare that to the iTunes Music Store, which took two whole years to cross the 500 million mark, though to be fair we

New browsing apps available for the iPhone

2009-01-14T08:16:00.001-08:00

We're guessing that they won't surpass iBeer in popularity any time soon, but this is big news for the app Store: Apple has quietly started allowing Web browser applications in. According to MacRumors, a small bunch of browser apps were recently let into the App Store. They include the free Edge Browser, the historyless Incognito ($1.99), the tabbed WebMate (

Piracy prompts iPhone developer to put ads in game

2009-01-14T08:12:00.001-08:00

When James Bossert saw he that his Whack 'em All iPhone game had 400 new users in one day last week he initially got excited. But that sentiment quickly changed when he saw that only 12 people had paid 99 cents for the game on Apple's iPhone App Store. Bossert e-mailed the person who claimed to have cracked and distributed it and posted the response on his blog. "As many iPhone and iPod touch

Windows Mobile sales tally reaches 20 million for 2008

2009-01-11T07:09:00.001-08:00

The numbers are in for Microsoft's Windows mobile sales in 2008 and according to Steve Balmer's keynote at CES, they sold some 20 million sets running Windows last year. It will be interesting to see how they fare this year as the competition keeps growing with Android, WebOS, Palm's Pre, and of course iPhone. We have to tell ya though, with HTC leading the charge with a never ending flow of

Refreshingly, iPhone apes HTC with AniWeather app

2009-01-09T05:37:00.001-08:00

All kidding aside, buying an iPhone and saying "gee, I wish this worked a little more like my Touch Diamond" really isn't a totally ridiculous thing to say. The topmost layer of TouchFLO 3D's one of the most refined UIs you can find on any mobile platform, and while we don't really see Apple ganking UI elements from it directly, independent devs are more than happy to do as they please. On that

Monsoon brings HAVA Player for Apple's iPhone

2009-01-09T05:27:00.001-08:00

Early last year, Monsoon Multimedia announced that the HAVA Mobile Player would be coming to S60 handsets; here at CES, we've learned that the same software is headed to Apple's iPhone. For those unaware, HAVA Player for iPhone allows HAVA customers to view and control their home television and services, including satellite and TiVo, from anywhere in the world. An on-screen remote enables users

iHome showcases iP29 / iP49 / iHMP5 iPod speaker systems

2009-01-08T22:46:00.001-08:00

iLuv already dropped a bundle of iPod alarm clock / speaker systems here at CES, so it follows logic for yet another "i" company to dole out a helping of its own. Kicking things off is the iP29 portable speaker case, and stepping up the excitement level from zilch to one is the iP49 rechargeable audio system with alarm clock / FM radio for iPod and iPhone. Lastly, the iHMP5 two-in-one stereo

Easy Writer makes email on an iPhone slightly less painful

2009-01-06T06:50:00.001-08:00

After hearing stories about Apple rejecting email clients from the iTunes store because they duplicate the functionality of Apple's own Mail app, I've started to get a little nitpicky about Mail. For example, it's annoying that Mail won't let you compose in landscape mode. A free app called Easy Writer cleverly works around that, though, making your mobile email experience a little bit more

SlingPlayer Mobile for iPhone, SlingPlayer for Mac HD make debuts

2009-01-06T00:22:00.001-08:00

Remember that proof-of-concept you saw way back in June of last year? You know, that one involving SlingPlayer Mobile for iPhone? Here at Macworld, Sling Media is doing its darnedest to take the spotlight away from the looming Apple keynote by announcing that said app is almost ready for consumption. It'll be demonstrating a functional version in San Francisco, and it's planning to submit the

Eye-Fi functionality comes to iPhone via new application

2009-01-05T10:21:00.001-08:00

We'd be fibbing just a wee bit if we said that Eye-Fi functionality for the iPhone has always been imminent, but now that it's real, we suppose we aren't too surprised. Announced today at Macworld, the Eye-Fi application will enable iPhone owners (that just so happen to also own an Eye-Fi card) to upload images taken on their handset to their computer and the web. Reportedly, the app will allow

Keepin' it real fake, part CLXXVI: iPhone Air jockeys for "best ripoff ever" award

2009-01-05T06:13:00.001-08:00

For those with a whiteboard full of Apple rumors, you'll been keenly aware of the fact that the whole iPhone Air terminology has been tossed around before in a joking manner. This, however, is not a joke. In fact, it's a very real KIRF, and it's possibly one of the most awesome we've ever seen. We mean, who'd ever want an iPhone nano when one could have -- wait for it -- the iPhone Air. Aside

Serv O'Beer pours when iPhone accelerometer tells it to

2009-01-05T05:29:00.001-08:00

Now that the holiday season is officially over (CES notwithstanding), there's officially no better time to get inebriated and wash away the sorrows of not having another government-recognized holiday for like, ever. After you've drug that dead tree out to the roadside and filled a few buckets with tears, why not try constructing your very Serv O'Beer in order to bring just a sliver of that joy

Red iPhone 3G is real like unicorns and world peace

2009-01-05T05:23:00.001-08:00

Apple's corporate font isn't Arial, if you catch our drift.

Softbank's iPhone 1seg tuner / battery charger gets unboxed

2009-01-04T03:17:00.001-08:00

If you're American, don't even pretend you care about this. 'Cause you don't care about mobile TV at all, and we've got the facts to prove it. For those parked in Japan, though, you have every right to get jazzed. Softbank's 1seg TV tuner / battery charger has finally been loosed on the carrier's home turf, and the lucky cats over at DVICE were able to acquire one and give it a whirl. Setup was

iPhone 3G unlock revised, now with less beta

2009-01-02T20:48:00.001-08:00

The iPhone Dev-Team works in mysterious ways, but it also works in quick ways. Granted, the iPhone 3G's initial unlock took way longer than anyone would've liked, but when reports started surfacing that it wasn't working particularly well after the first beta release earlier in the week, they appear to have worked doubletime to get a better version into circulation. The release is now up to

Apple patent reveals 'iPhone gloves' for warmer hands-on experience

2009-01-02T12:02:00.001-08:00

A new Apple patent has been found that will assuredly warms the hearts (and hands) of many iPhone users currently enduring a cold winter. Originally filed a day before the iPhone's June 28, 2007 launch, it details a glove with a thin, electrically conductive, "anti-sticky" inner layer that is able to function with a capacitive touchscreen. It also suggests the glove could have apertures on the

Find the hidden menu in Google Mobile for iPhone

2009-01-02T11:44:00.001-08:00

Google's iPhone app, Google Mobile, was already pretty handy with the addition of voice search, but it turns out that it's got more features than anybody realized. The Google Mobile team just blogged about an easter egg, a hidden menu in the app that enables some extra goodies. To find it, go to the settings tab in Google Mobile, and keep trying to scroll down below the "About" option at the

iPhone 3G unlock arrives at last, time to eat some yellowsn0w

2009-01-02T05:59:00.001-08:00

So, it didn't quite land before midnight as some had hoped, but we're sure you were partying too hard to notice. The Dev-Team just launched its long-awaited iPhone 3G unlock, dubbed "yellowsn0w," and while they're still working out a few kinks (terming this release a 0.9 beta release), reports are already pouring in of successful unlocks. It's also been confirmed that this release will work with

Mysterious pink iPhone 3G hits eBay, cue onslaught of rumors

2009-01-02T05:55:00.001-08:00

Say wha'?! An iPhone in a hue other than black, white, or silver? While a red model has been rumored since before the 3G even launched, we've never thought about a pink one -- let alone one hitting eBay. The text on the back of the device convinces us that this isn't a simple ColorWare job, but there aren't any photos of the back of the packaging either. Our take? Some OEM in Asia whipping up

What is the deal with the iPhone nano?

2008-12-30T10:24:00.001-08:00

Adding to a small stack of rumors about a supposed iPhone nano, case-maker Vaja today quietly added the category to its website (pictured after the break). Frankly, we're not sure what to think. There are a number of ways in which Apple could produce a cheaper phone or alter its subsidy deals, so the idea of an iPhone that's simply smaller makes very little sense. Yet, here we are showing off the

iPhone 3G reception just fine say curious Swedes with engineering degrees

2008-12-30T09:55:00.001-08:00

There's been a lot of discussion lately about iPhone 3G reception issues. Whether they exist or not is largely irrelevant in a world dominated by sound-bite driven perceptions. Nevertheless, some industrious Swedes decided to apply a little scientific method to the argument and found something interesting: the iPhone 3G performed just as well (or just as poorly, depending upon your mood) as a

Meet the iPhone Dev Team [Hackers]

2008-12-29T07:47:00.001-08:00

The international team of code-monkeying playboys known as the iPhone Dev Team gave a talk at the Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin recently, where they presented a comprehensive history of iPhone hacking to date. Yes, all we have here is an annotated hour-long PowerPoint, and yes, almost all of the content is of interest only to the actual haxxors that gathered at 25C3 to watch, but for

Wooden iPhone 3G Gives Us Exactly What You Expect [IPhone]

2008-12-29T06:56:00.001-08:00

We like wood. We like the iPhone. We like deep-fried hot dogs with rooster sauce. This is completely unrelated. But we really like them, as much as this wooden replacement case for the iPhone 3G.

TimeXchange: Simple web-based timesheet management

2008-12-29T06:52:00.003-08:00

Keeping track of billable hours is a crucial task for companies and individuals alike. And although there are literally hundreds of time tracking and time card applications, most are designed to be used in a very specific ecosystem. This can get tricky if you are working on a proejct with both employees and contract workers, and your tracking system is only designated to work based with regular

iPhone 2.2 firmware is out, with Street View and podcasts

2008-12-29T06:52:00.001-08:00

iPhone and iPod Touch users can upgrade their software to version 2.2 today. The update, which weighs in at around 250 megs, adds some highly-anticipated features. The two biggest for me are Street View in the Maps app and the ability to download podcasts from the iTunes Store. There are some smaller tweaks that you might appreciate, as well: that bug that sometimes kept messages from downloading

Weightbot: simple weight tracker for iPhone and iTouch

2008-12-29T06:48:00.001-08:00

I love apps that make a very specific task as easy as it ought to be. That's why I love Weightbot, an iPhone/iPod Touch weight tracking app developed by Tapbots. I confess that I used to keep track of my weight in a Numbers document. It wasn't too much trouble, but I didn't look forward to it. With Weightbot, it's so easy that it's almost -- dare I say it? -- fun.I snatched up Weightbot right

The Best iPhone Apps of 2008 [Bestmodo 2008]

2008-12-29T06:42:00.003-08:00

Only five months since Apple launched the App Store, and there are now tens of thousands of apps. Don't worry, we did the hard part, trying them out and picking the year's best: We already selected our 20 essential iPhone apps not too long ago—November 14, to be exact. That's recent enough to still be fresh, but to those 20, we're adding 10 more, several of which have debuted between then and now

AT&T Giving Out Free Car Charger For the iPhone...Too Bad It Doesn't Work [Get What You Pay For]

2008-12-29T06:42:00.001-08:00

According to a tipster at Consumerist, somewhere AT&T has been giving away free car chargers with an iPhone 3G purchase. No big deal, but free is free right? Well, not so much. The tipster claims that the cord is incompatible with the 3G, leading us to believe that AT&T was simply clearing out inventory from the original iPhone and packaging it as a deal. And, as you know, many of the

Clear iPhone 3G Replacement Case Shows Its Fugly Guts [IPhone 3G]

2008-12-29T06:39:00.003-08:00

Not everything is pretty in Apple land. This custom clear replacement case bares your iPhone 3G's naughty bits completely naked. Some people hate it, some people love it, we just ogle. Obviously, it's is missing some of those naughty bits, like the camera and other parts, but the case is being manufactured by a company in Russia. Reminds me of the old transparent iMacs from the beginning of the

Yes, the iPhone went on sale at Walmart today

2008-12-29T06:39:00.001-08:00

From the looks of our tip jar, the iPhone went on sale at Walmart today for $197 / $297, just as we expected. The plan is to attract consumers who don't shop at Best Buy, Apple, or AT&T stores, so basically Wally doesn't care about anyone reading this. We love you too, Wally. No crazy $99 4GB model or iPhone nano in sight, but maybe Phil's gonna blow us all away next week. (We doubt it.)

AT&T letting go of 8GB refurb iPhone 3Gs for $99 on contract

2008-12-29T06:34:00.003-08:00

Ha, you or someone you love just paid full retail for an iPhone 3G a few days ago, didn't you? We've always heard that the best deals come after Christmas, but people just never learn. All smack talk aside, those who didn't get a new cellie under the tree, but did acquire a Benjamin or so courtesy of cash-stuffed holiday cards, can certainly score a big deal today. AT&T is now offering the 8GB

iPhone 3G unlock demoed on video

2008-12-29T06:34:00.001-08:00

We can't unlock ours for a few days yet, so why don't we sit back, relax, and watch the boys and girls at the Dev-Team shoehorn their iPhone 3G onto T-Mobile while we wait? Follow the break for all the nail-biting action!

Walmart iPhone probably happening, probably not for $99

2008-12-29T06:28:00.001-08:00

We've been hearing rumors of an iPhone at Walmart for a while now, and the only thing that was even mildly interesting about the unlikely pairing was that there was supposedly going to be a $99 4GB model. Well, now we hear that they'll indeed be selling the phone, but (as the ad above would seem to indicate) it's going to be a $197 8GB model -- about 2 bucks cheaper than you can get them for at