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 »

If you have wanted to get your iPhone onto a different network and the lack of an additional SIM spot on your iPhone 4 prevented you from doing that a solution has surfaced. A new case debuted last week that has dual-SIM card slots allowing the iPhone 4 to work on two networks. continued »

AT&T catches most of the blame for poor performance of the iPhone. Apparently, some of the issues are Apple's fault too with engineers from both firms reportedly working on tweaks for the device and seeing improved performance. 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 »

With the iPad being unveiled last week iPhone owners may be wondering how much worse the AT&T network will get. AT&T has announced that it is updating its network to handle the new load and improve service. continued »

I remember when I was in college people were always making flash cards to study. I was always too lazy to write stuff out. A new app for the iPhone lets you make digital flash cards to study with. continued »

A man in Haiti has reportedly used an app on his iPhone to help treat wounds received in the massive quake that ravaged the island. The man is named Dan Woolley and he used a first aid app to treat his wounds and the alarm to keep him awake to prevent shock. continued »

We don’t know yet if Verizon is going to land the iPhone once AT&T's chokehold on the device ends. Verizon is ready if the handset does come its way though and has announced that it has made upgrades to its network to handle the new data use if it gets the iPhone. continued »

Apple has scrapped 1,000 apps in the App Store from a company called Molinker. The removal of the apps was following complaints that the developer was posting fame reviews of the apps. The apps were mostly travel guides for various cities. continued »

UK supermarket chain Tesco has announced that it will be selling the iPhone 3G and 3GS in its stores. The move is sort of like Walmart Supercenters in the US selling the device. continued »

TomTom has issued a new update to its navigation app that allows the original iPhone and the iPod touch to work with the application and the TomTom car kit. It really made no sense not to since the car kit has an external GPS receiver. continued »