T-Mobile doesn't officially sell the iPhone on its network, but has more than 1 million unlocked iPhones operating on its networks despite the fact. The catch is that the unlocked iPhones operating on the T-Mobile network don't work that well according to most users. The reason is that the iPhones operating on the network only have access to T-Mobile's old ... continued »

A new and awesome new iPhone dock has shown up on Kickstarter and just blown up. The dock is called the Elevation Dock and it scored its $75,000 in funding in the first 8 hours and continues to get money. The dock is made to stay in place and be east to put your iPhone in and out of. continued »

If you need a new speaker dock that can make your music louder and let you charge your iPhone the strange looking Gramo might be perfect. It has a horn on the side to amplify your tunes or audio. continued »

Apple has started to sell the iPhone 4 in the US as an unlocked device. The phone is very far from cheap though at $649 and it will only run with supported GSM carriers. continued »

When iFixit tore down the iPhone 4, they noticed that one of the chips on the board near the processor couldn't be identified. That chip was for the noise cancellation tech and it has been fingered as a chip from Audience. continued »

Apple filed a suit this week against Samsung for stealing the look and feel among other things from the iPhone for some of its Galaxy smartphones. Samsung has vowed to counter sue alleging that Apple is suspected of infringing on Samsung wireless technology patents. continued »

Monster has pulled the wraps off a cool new adapter to hook your iPhone to your car stereo via an aux input. The adapter lets you skip forward and backwards in your music playlist using gestures. continued »

Rumors are seemingly never ending when it comes to new iPhones. The latest rumor has the fourth generation handset landing on June 22. continued »

Kodak has announced that it has filed two suits against Apple. One of the suits is alleged patent infringement on tech used for digital image previews and the second is for computer related tech. RIM is also in the digital imaging suit. 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 »

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 »