With 2 more days left, Sean Heber from iApp-a-Day continues his objective to make an iPhone application everyday for the month of November. Today we have a cool application that allows you to view random wallpapers that other people are using, save them on your phone, and use them as your wallpaper. You can also share your wallpaper amongst the ... continued »

iRadio is basically the "JesusApp" of the iPhone. It is an app we had all been looking forward to and when it was finally released, our jaws dropped in amazement. Well, iRadio still isn't the application it could be. Though there is a small team of developers, they seem to be hitting the right spot for the users, and ... continued »

One week after T-Mobile Germany unveiled their plans to sell an unlocked version of the iPhone for €999, in doing so satisfying an anti-competition ruling engineered by Vodafone and prompting a flurry of interest in what could prove to be an alternative unlock method, comes news regarding France Telecom's intention to offer more flexibility as to which SIM can be ... continued »

Apple and O2 have been taking hits recently for poor sales performance of the iPhone in the UK, with would-be users complaining that the price is too high and those who have taken the plunge having problems with coverage.  Nevertheless, O2 have been calling it the "fastest selling device [we've] ever seen" and the company estimated 100,000 handsets would be ... continued »

Decidedly silly, but we love a bit of crazy domino fun here at MY iTablet, and it's even better when the dominoes themselves are actually tiny totems of Apple heritage.  It seems that on an unstressed day back in 1996 part of the Apple Newton team decided to put around 4,000 "surplus" modems for the prematurely-PDA into action, only rather ... continued »

As the long-awaited iPhone and iPod Touch SDK launch gets closer, it turns out that some people have had an early Christmas present thanks to Apple prematurely releasing "rough versions" of the development kit necessary to code officially-sanctioned third-party applications.  According to Electronista's sources, a handful of companies have had access to the kit for the past two weeks, and ... continued »

We're yet to see full Exchange support for the iPhone - remember, that means calendar and contacts synchronisation as well as push-email - but if your schedule is managed by Google's online Calendar service then you're finally in luck.  GooSync, whose eponymous product keeps your cellphone and calendar wirelessly synchronised, have seemingly released their iPhone client early (it's down as ... continued »

As predicted, the launch of Apple's iPhone in the UK hasn't been as smooth as its US counterpart.  Although preliminary research indicates awareness of the slick handset is high - with three-quarters of British customers stating that they were aware of the iPhone and more than a quarter expressing some degree of desire for it - a mere two-percent have ... continued »

The first hands-on reports are coming in from buyers of the iPhone in Germany who have splashed out the full €999 asking-price for an unlocked handset.  It turns out to be a typically Apple-streamlined process [translated], although if you were hoping to buy the phone and then flaunt it with an alternative SIM straight away you'll be disappointed.   continued »

After a few days of slightly less interesting apps from iApp-a-Day, they released a nice social networking type application for the iPhone. World is an application that allows you to chose your position in the world, snap a photo, and upload it to their server. The application will browse random positions on the globe and show random pictures people have ... continued »

We're big fans of MultiTouch here at MY iTablet, and it looks like Apple feels the same way.  Three patents first filed shortly after the iPhone's US launch indicate that the technology is developing from the small-scale screens of their cellphone and its iPod Touch cousin into something more suitable for larger displays.  Unlike the current touchscreen, which can recognise ... continued »

Continuing with updates from gpsPhone, tonight was indeed another night filled with fun and joy for all of us playing endless hours of pokemon our favorite old time Game Boy Advanced games on our iPhone and iPod touches. Tonights release is 0.1.0 with what appears to be one or so new features added to the Emulator. The new feature(s) can be ... continued »