Apple has pulled the WikiLeaks unofficial app from the App Sore after a short stint there. The app was added last Friday and pulled sometime today and was intended to let users follow the WikiLeaks Twitter account. continued »

Nielson has offered up some new numbers that show that the top three devices are the iPhone, Android, and Blackberry smartphones. Interestingly the three are in a virtual tie for October 2010 in the rankings of most desirable, I mentioned this a bit yesterday. The numbers also show that 30% of upgraders are likely to go with the iPhone, which ... continued »

Yanko Design is showing off an interesting phone kickstand for the iPhone called the Mobile Tail. The thing looks like a puppy tail and can prop the iPhone up for video or FaceTime calls. continued »

If you are the type of gamer that likes a little more feel and feedback when you play, the new Tactile+Plus stickers for iPhone might be perfect. The stickers can be placed over the on-screen controls on the iPhone to give more feel when playing. continued »

Apple has announced that the App Store has now hit the 300,000 active apps milestone. The average number of new apps released each month since April is 12,218 on the iPhone and 5,452 on the iPad. continued »

If you are a business user that collect lots of business cards from contacts during a normal day and you don’t want to keep up with those cards you may be familiar with the Square business card reader. That reader has been redesigned for the iPhone four without the metal band that caused some issues with the iPhone antenna before. continued »

Wrapsol has unveiled a new protective film for the iPhone and other smartphones and gadgets called Clean. The new film promises to protect from scratches like previous offerings and adds a non-glare capability and smudge prevention properties. continued »

Western Digital has unveiled a new app for the iPhone 4 and other Apple devices that allows the user to view photos stored on certain WD external HDDs from anywhere with a web connection. The app is called WD Photo and can be downloaded for free. continued »

Yesterday was the big Apple event and out of it came iTunes 10. The new software adds features like a music social network and naturally supports the iPhone. continued »

We heard about the Scosche line of reVIVE II dual chargers a while back and they are just now shipping. The charger comes in a DC car version and an AC home version both sporting dual USB ports with one for the iPad and another for the iPhone. continued »

The latest version of the Kindle app for the iPhone adds some new and interesting features for fans. The new version has iPad search, a dictionary, and fast switching. The dictionary has 250,000 words in it. continued »

The lack of support for Flash on Apple devices is infamous. YouTube has now launched a new mobile site for the iPhone and iPad that is made with HTML5. continued »