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The mobile phone seems to capture all the features on to its tiny brain.
Our friends from iPhone Cake have released a training program to learn you to write chinese characters.
The app gives your training lessons as well as dictionaries with handwriting input.
The eyes of the world will be on the lips of Steve Jobs on June 9th as his keynote speech at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is expected to herald the dawn of the iPhone’s 3G era.
Not really, but this chuckle-inducing desktop image came just in time to ease the stress of a very long week.
I have been playing around with iPhysics on my iPhone. What a fantastic little program it is. You need to unlock your iPhone however to play this but it is well worth it.
Evolution Robotics Inc., a leading robotics technology company, in partnership with Bandai Networks Co. Ltd, Japan's leading mobile content provider, announced today that KDDI Corporation is including the "ER Search" visual search engine on its new Spring 2008 "au™" line of camera phones, and has made it available for download for any KDDI customer with a prior "au" camera phone.
Our buddies at Consumerist have discovered that all AT&T phones other than the iPhone (of course) are selling for a single red cent on Amazon today (with a two-year service plan, duh).
There are a few things that can be done in times of grave emergencies. Your mobile phone can actually be a life saver or an emergency tool for survival. Check out the things that you can do with it:
This is the news we have all been waiting for, the iPhone will be released in Canada later this year.
In what is surely the least surprising news of the decade, 02 have apparently sold out of iPhones since they slashed £100 off the price.
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