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 »

Despite the hype around Google's Reader RSS client, I've been sticking with my original choice of NewsGator.  Now, when we finally get the iPhone in the UK, I know that I'll be able to monitor my feeds on the move, since they've introduced an iPhone-friendly interface.  MY iTablet took a look to see how well the desktop experience translates to ... continued »

There've been a few big-scale reviews of the iPhone over the past week or so, and I wanted to take some time to flag a few up that I enjoyed reading.  Ars Technica have posted up their magna-opus and are sending some pretty serious love Apple's way with an 8 out of 10 rating.  Don't get me wrong, they're not ... continued »

We've got our first look at the retail packaging for the Apple iPhone. It was shown in USA Today's video review of the phone, which you'll see after the jump. continued »

The 'net is abuzz with comments, critiques and general bawling feedback after the iPhone reviews hit newstands, so rather than let you wade through them on your own MYiTablet is going to hold your hand and pick out some of the more interesting facts. First off, a summary of the four main reviews.  Walt Mossberg called the iPhone "the most beautiful and ... continued »

Are you tired of hearing what other people think of the iPhone yet? Well like it or not, we're bringing you Steven Levy's take on Apple's revolutionary phone. Just from reading the first couple of paragraphs you can really appreciate how simple the iPhone is. He tells us a story about the day after he gets his iPhone. He is stranded ... continued »

So by now, we know where Ed Baig of USAToday stands on the iPhone, “iPhone isn’t perfect, but is worthy of the hype.”  According to Ed, you need to remember, “no stylus is provided, and your fingers control everything; you ‘tap,’ ‘flick’ and ‘pinch.’” “Finger-tapping takes getting used to,” he writes. “Best advice: Start typing with one finger before graduating to ... continued »

David Pogue was one of the lucky few to get his hands on Apple's iPhone before the rest of the world. He does a pretty good job of poking fun at the media's attention to the phone. But how well does the phone live up to the hype? Starting with the exterior, the screen does smudge easily, but cleaning it just ... continued »

To sum up Baig’s review of the iPhone for USAToday, I’ll cover the top five things he likes about the iPhone and like to see on it. 5 things Baig like: 1 - Terrific widescreen iPod and clever Cover Flow feature. [Vincent] Yes, that we already knew. 2 - Smart sensors that change the orientation of the screen from landscape to portrait mode [Vincent] Yes, ... continued »

With everyone concerned about the iPhone’s super sleek glass touch screen and virtual keyboard, rest assure, Mossberg has given both features thumbs up. He did however say this in regards to the keyboard; “I wanted to throw it out the windows after 3 days.” But then went on to say that 5 days in he found that he could type ... continued »