Case-mate has announced that its new wireless charging system called the Hug for the iPhone 3G and 3GS is now shipping. The system is available for $100 and includes the charge base, case, and screen protector. continued »

The number of remote control dongles coming for the iPhone is growing all the time. The latest offering is the FLPR from New Potato Technologies that turns the iPhone or iPod touch into a universal remote. The device will sell for about $80 at Best Buy later this month. continued »

I like playing games on my iPhone. I probably spend more time gaming on the thing than talking on it. If you like to game on yours, but you want a real controller the iControlPad is in production and said to be launching soon. The device gives real buttons for gaming. continued »

Apple is defending the removal of some adult apps from the App Store. In a nutshell, Apple is saying that a few devs spoiled it for everyone with more and more apps containing very objectionable content. continued »

I remember when I was in college people were always making flash cards to study. I was always too lazy to write stuff out. A new app for the iPhone lets you make digital flash cards to study with. continued »

A man in Haiti has reportedly used an app on his iPhone to help treat wounds received in the massive quake that ravaged the island. The man is named Dan Woolley and he used a first aid app to treat his wounds and the alarm to keep him awake to prevent shock. continued »

A new report is out from Gartner that claims Apple captured a whopping 99.4% of all app sales in 2009. That makes sense when you think of the 3 billion downloads form the store so far. continued »

Apple has scrapped 1,000 apps in the App Store from a company called Molinker. The removal of the apps was following complaints that the developer was posting fame reviews of the apps. The apps were mostly travel guides for various cities. continued »

After a long wait regulators in South Korea have finally approved the iPhone and cleared the way for it to head into the country. KT Corp, the second largest carrier in Korea, plans to start taking orders for the iPhone on November 28. continued »

Apple is nearing the approval of over 100,000 apps for the App Store marking a significant milestone. That number makes the App Store by far and large the biggest of the app offerings on the market. By comparison, the much younger Android market has only 10,000 apps and the Blackberry App World has only 3,040. Disney is getting ready to launch ... continued »

The ability to edit Google Calendar on iPhones is now possible. The new version is best used through a shortcut on the homepage. continued »

While Skype is loving the fact that their app is spreading faster than girl germs in the toddlers playground, the FCC has been called to step in. The Free Press has expressed concern that wireless carriers were not abiding by the FCC's Internet Policy Statement. continued »