The long awaited eWallet application finally hit the AppStore over the weekend.  Anyone from the Palm or Windows Mobile world should recognize this brand by Ilium Software --- unless you've been living under a rock somewhere. [caption id="attachment_3134" align="alignright" width="150" caption="eWallet by Ilium Software for iPhone 2.0"][/caption] eWallet has a clean interface, easy and intuitive to use, while you can rest assured ... continued »

Talk about frustrating: when you're in an area with decent coverage, the iPhone 3G can notch up some impressive data speeds.  AT&T, though, won't let you take advantage of all that speedy data by tethering the handset to your laptop; you're only meant to use the unlimited plan on the iPhone 3G itself.  Of course, we know that being told ... continued »

When a new technology comes out, people like to pounce on it. And that's a good thing. After all, who doesn't like being on the cutting edge? But the aforementioned "pouncing" includes those looking to run a scam. Since the iPhone 3G came out, scammers and fraudsters are jumping at the chance to take advantage of giddy technology buffs by ... continued »

After a successful launch, Apple has not stopped wooing carriers. The latest mills is iPhone 3G might land in South Korea. Apple’s own website revealed a job opening for “Korean iPhone Account Manager” – located in Seoul, South Korea’s capital city. The country is the home of two mobile phone powerhouses, Samsung and LG. Korean seems to be very loyal ... continued »

iSuppli released some information regarding how much the new iPhone 3G really cost Apple. Based on their calculation, Apple seems to be making roughly fifty fuve percent profit margin. While iSuppli did not count into research and development cost, the number is quite interesting. continued »

A recent interview with Apple's VP or Worldwide iPod and iPhone Product Marketing Greg Joswiak cleared up a few lingering questions about the iPhone 3G. First, the lack of cut-and-paste functionality is simply due to the fact that it wasn't very high on their list of features to get into the phone. Hopefully this means we'll see this implemented via ... continued »

If you're looking to dismantle your iPhone 3G but you'd rather have some pieces slightly larger than dust left over at the end of the process, than iFixit should be your first port of call.  The famed strippers - by which I mean they strip down gadgets to their constituent parts - have already taken out their screwdrivers and splayed out ... continued »

Cast aside all doubts: the iPhone Dev Team have released a video demonstrating them unlocking and Jailbreaking the iPhone 2.0 firmware with their new PwnageTool 2.0.  "We’ve added lots of new features, including 2.0 support, spotlight file indexing of .ipsws, canned websearches, installer custom configuration, custom root partitions and various other things that you’ll see on the release" iPhone Dev Team continued »

Asking "but will it blend" may be an internet cliché by now, but there's still a shiver of half-glee, half-disgust to see a perfectly happy gadget turned to dust in one of Blendtec's industrial-strength tech-chompers.  And on iPhone 3G launch day, what better toy to get the blender treatment than Apple's new cellphone.  Check the video after the cut, and ... continued »

Apple may have learned from the first iPhone launch, but today's release of the iPhone 3G still didn't quite go smoothly.  Demand once again exceeded supply; I stopped by the Apple store in San Francisco this morning, where staff were surprised by the 300+ queue that had stretched around the block before the 8am opening.  Even before the doors opened, supervising ... continued »