Adobe releases free Photoshop app for iPhone. continued »

Remember all those reports and rumors a few week ago that had China Unicom buying millions of iPhones from Apple sans Wi-Fi. Well, it seems that rumors were exaggerated. That said another rumor is circulating today about the deal. According to the new rumblings, China Unicom is signing up for a three-year exclusive agreement on the iPhone. Shipments of the device ... continued »

I have lamented the fact that AT&T lacks MMS support for the iPhone here in America on a few occasions. The lack of MMS isn't Apple's fault, it has offered the capability for a while now, and AT&T is simply blocking the feature as it is blocking tethering. Some iPhone users are tired of waiting for MMS support on their iPhones ... continued »

Well if this app doesn't prove that the entire Apple app approval process is arbitrary and stupid, I'm not sure what does. This week Apple caught criticism for censoring a dictionary over certain words that were in the dictionary, and all other dictionaries for that matter. Today we find out that Apple has approved a new app called Shake That Booty. ... continued »

Apple have announced they have sold over one million iPhone 3GS through Sunday, June 21st --the third day after its launch. Meanwhile six million users have downloaded iPhone OS 3.0 in the five days since it was released on Wednesday last week. continued »

It's here.  The iPhone 3G S, the latest smartphone to carry the Apple crown, has arrived, and while the queues outside stores may not be quite as impressive as last year, that doesn't mean the handset itself disappoints.  We joined Apple at their flagship store in New York City this morning to pick up the new iPhone 3G S; read ... continued »

June 19th can only mean one thing: it's iPhone 3G S day. We've been in New York City this morning to check out the queues and crowds outside Apple's 5th Avenue flagship store.  The lines may be less impressive than in previous years, but we've a feeling that's down to many people pre-ordering for home delivery.  Apple changed their tactics for ... continued »

Full video of Phil Schiller keynote speech from Apple's WWDC 2009 is now available online --as usual. So if you’re curious about the new iPhone 3G S, the new MacBook Pro family, and Mac OS X Snow Leopard, head over to watch the full 2hr video. continued »

On the WWDC 2009 event, Apple has officially unveiled an upgrade model for its iPhone 3G with iPhone 3Gs. Although there isn't major changes on the hardware design, the iPhone 3Gs has a faster processing speed now and a better camera that supports macro shot, 30fps VGA video recording, auto focus and touch focus. The new iPhone 3G S also ... continued »

Walt Mossberg --the world's oldest Apple fanboy," wrote an Engadget reader-- gives us another clue on his article about Palm Pre about a new, improved iPhone Video that is expected to be announced on June 8. continued »

Vodafone retail staff have been alerted that the iPhone 3G 16GB has apparently been classified as End Of Life (EOL), with stock accordingly limited.  The news comes courtesy of supplier Brighthand, who warn that there is only "a few weeks stock available" of the Apple smartphone. Recently there has been much made of ongoing rumors that Apple is preparing to announce a ... continued »

Apple have again inflamed the App Store censorship debate, by rejecting an ebook reader application through which it was possible to search for - and view - classic text The Kama Sutra.  The app, Eucalyptus, shows text-only versions of out-of-copyright books from the Project Gutenberg archive. The App Store reviewer, finding that The Kama Sutra was accessible, then rejected the software ... continued »