Apple have announced a special event on March 17th, where the company will launch the iPhone OS 3.0 Software. One of speculations about what might be coming in the new release is copy/paste ability. Yeah, Digg founder Kevin Rose just confirmed it ! continued »

iPhone users already had several softwares or solutions in doing copy and paste, but seems most of them have a few drawbacks: all the text you copy and paste get sent over the Internet (iCopy), works only within the app - so there is no cross-app copy and pasting (MagicPad) or it works only with the jailbroken iPhones (Clippy). continued »

It's another application which helps us to have copy/paste function on the iPhone. The similar app called MagicPad, which has hit the App Store August last year, can only copy and paste text from within the app. But now, an app called Clippy, which has no problem with cross-app copy and pasting, but unfortunately it works only with the jailbroken ... continued »

Wow. A new patent application for iPhone during Christmas holiday! The new patent called Swipe Gestures for Touch Screen Keyboards and creditted to Wayne Westerman. Seems it's very useful additions to the iPhone's on screen keyboard. But MacRumors says that Westerman multi-touch patent applications "always seem to be more ambitious than practical". [caption id="attachment_5515" align="alignnone" width="424" caption="Swipe down = return"][/caption] continued »

A lot of iPhone news this week, folks, so let's jump right in. First up, the App Store was repeatedly in focus as various apps were pulled. Box Office, the app that let you check movies times from your iPhone was pulled, then the ridiculous I Am Rich app was yanked. The beloved PhoneSaber was also pulled, but only in ... continued »

We talked about it last week, but now it's finally arrived. MagicPad has hit the App Store! You can get out all of your copy and paste needs with this $3.99 app. But wait, there are a few drawbacks. While you can, indeed, copy and paste with MagicPad, you can only copy and paste text from within the app. There's ... continued »

As you know, one of the biggest complaints about the iPhone--both first-gen and 3g--is that you cannot copy and paste. It's such a basic function, after all. Would it really be that difficult to include? And while Apple is still keeping mum about whether they will be incorporating the ability anytime soon, another company is stepping up to the plate. ... continued »