The board game Scrabble has been around decades before I was even born.  It brings me a lot of joy that EA has ported this word building game over to the iPhone.  In case you haven't heard of Scrabble, it's a game where you get seven letters that you use to build words on the game board.  Certain letters have ... continued »

Gameloft's Platinum Sudoku gives you 20 million Sudoku and Kakuro grids in your pocket. If you play one puzzle a day, you will have over 54 years of playtime. Platinum Sudoku has 5 levels of difficulty for players of all skill levels, as well as three hint options to help you along in case you find yourself stuck. ... continued »

Let me start off by saying that I'm not much of a case user, but after handling Griffin's three cases for the iPhone 3G even I'm impressed with how nice they feel! Think of the elan Form case as a hybrid between hard plastic and leather, while the Nu Form uses hard plastic and rubberized plastic and the Wave case ... continued »

I'm a first-time iPhone buyer, which may seem a bit strange for someone like me. Honestly the lack of 3G capabilities and 3rd party applications were a deal breaker for me. I loved the idea that was the iPhone, which is why I ended up purchasing an iPod touch and sticking with my current 3G phone. With those two major ... continued »

I'm not sure if iPhone Buzz has a lot of readers from Hong Kong, but this article is for you.  ePrice posted oodles and oodles of pictures and a number of videos of the iPhone 3G for your viewing pleasure.  Enjoy! Feel free to submit your iPhone 3G unboxing pics/videos to iPhone Buzz --- we're doing a special feature on iPhone ... continued »

If the unboxing photos weren't enough for you, the usual trio of pre-release reviews for the iPhone 3G are finally out.  Walt Mossberg, Ed Baig and David Pogue have all been playing with Apple's much-anticipated cellphone update, and while there are still areas which fall short of rivals - notably video recording and MMS messaging - the consensus is that ... continued »