Video walls are very cool with multiple screens that show chunks of the same image. Mongoose Studio has used 12 iPods to make its own video wall, presumably the same could be done with the iPhone. continued »

InformationWeek reports that the number of users trading their old iPhone for the new iPhone 4 handset is booming. The number of users using trade-in services to get cash for their old handsets is up 1000% this year over last year. continued »

Reports are coming in that AT&T originally had the iPhone exclusive deal tied up until 2012. The deal was allegedly confirmed when a response from Apple to a lawsuit alleging monopoly was filed with courts. continued »

New features of the iPhone OS 4.0 have surfaced. The iPhone will get new media controls and file sharing capabilities among other things. continued »

I am really digging the way some iPad games are using the iPhone as controllers. The latest such game is called PadRacer and each player uses the iPhone to control the car on the iPad screen. continued »

BBC has announced that it has put all of its iPhone app development on hold. This was done after other news organizations complained about the possible effects on the market the apps could have. continued »

A new report from AdMob has been issued that shows the iPhone and Android are dominating the mobile web. The iPhone now serves 50% of all requests to the mobile web. continued »

New stats from analytics firm Flurry have been released and the stats show that the iPhone is rising quickly as a mobile gaming platform. I can believe this, I never played mobile games until I got my iPhone and now I have gobs of them on the thing. continued »

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 »