iPhone owning fans of the Mass Effect 2 video game will get a glimpse of the Dark Horse Mass Effect Redemption comic as a free download on February 3. After the free into the app will be 99 cents. continued »

Mophie has announced that it will be launching a contactless credit card processing device in Japan using Sony FeliCa tech. Availability and pricing are unknown. continued »

Most iPhone users have had their share of ire and angst with AT&T over poor service at one time or another. The NYT is now blaming the iPhone for the woes on the AT&T network. The story is even more suspect when you find that the main source of the info is a paid AT&T consultant. continued »

New Blu-ray films from Universal will feature iPhone interactivity. The first of the films to offer such interactivity will be the animated film "9". The feature is called Pocket Blu and will let users enter text with the iPhone rather than the remote. continued »

Bloomberg reports that AT&T profits topped estimates on Wall Street mostly on the backs of iPhone customers and TV. I hope the booming profits mean that AT&T is set to fix its shoddy network and make iPhone users happy they use AT&T. continued »

Nokia has lost its overall market share leadership in the worldwide smartphone segment to Apple in mobile ads share, BNET Technology reports. According to statistics from AdMob, Apple's iPhone received 49 percent of ad traffic in May, compared with 32 percent for Nokia. continued »

On Thursday night a panel discussion about the business of mobile applications came to one conclusion. Those at Smule, Pandora, Nokia and BlueRun Ventures admitted - it is all about the iPhone. continued »

While the iPhone's EDGE capabilities appear to be slow, it's rendering of web pages makes up for difference in speed between EDGE and 3G. Here is a video of the iPhone on EDGE, and a Nokia E61i on 3G. You can clearly see that both of their loading bars end at around the same time, with the iPhone finishing before ... continued »

A London-based analyst is predicting tension between the Apple and Nokia camps come 2008, as the Finnish company develops the latest, touchscreen-focused upgrade to its S60 cellphone OS.  Already seen in promotional films, the Nokia Touch appears to use a capacitative touch-sensitive panel called Haptikos that adds haptic feedback to an OS that appears - in pre-release videos at least - ... continued »

A few hours ago a video showing what appears to be a Nokia concept phone running an interface decidedly iPhone-like showed up on YouTube; people are already either salivating over it or branding the Finns dreadful copycats.  Since I know nothing more than what I can see in the clip I won't pass judgement - it could be a new ... continued »

Looking more than a little like a crap fanart concept mockup of what the iPhone could've looked like, this beautiful Chinese homage to the iPod and Nokia's 8800 will no doubt single you out in Beijing as an individual of wealth and taste.  Not only do you get a pretty standard dual-band cellphone with jaunty iPod-esque music controls, but a ... continued »

There is no doubt in my mind that Apple is leading the biggest change in sensor touch screen technology with the introduction of the iPhone! You may have read my previous report of the Synaptics Onyx Concept phone, which features many of the forthcoming touch screen technology. The LG Prada phone is the direct result of the Onyx concept phone. continued »