Following the benchmark of 3D capabilities test where the iPhone 3GS is "close to four times faster than the 3G"; in JavaScript performance, the new iPhone 3GS also blows away its predecessors as well as rivals, even approaching MacBook speed! continued »

Rumors that AT&T’s iPhone tethering plans have stated that they will cost anywhere from $30-$50, but now rumors are stating that it may cost as little as just $10 per month.  Data plans for the iPhone alone cost $30. We managed to get a good hands-on with the new Wilson Electronics' iBooster for the iPhone. His system charges your iPhone ... continued »

It appears that Apple has finally caved in a bit to their treatment, and will be allowing a handful of 3rd party ‘browsers’,  to set sail in the App Store starting this week.  The fab four include: Squeaky - a browser that leaves behind no trace of your presence.  It’s history, cache, and bookmark free. WebMate - Let’s you view sites on ... continued »

Since Apple said no to Opera Mini browser because it copies a feature that the iPhone already has in place, it's a really big surprise to get noticed that Apple suddenly allows third party browsers put into the App Store. These new 'lucky' applications include: Edge Browser (free), Incognito ($1.99),  WebMate:Tabbed Browser ($0.99) and Shaking Web ($1.99). continued »

It appears that much of the online world is accepting and adapting to Apple’s iPhone. Walmart is the latest to adapt their online store specifically for the iPhone. Just navigate to Walmart.com and you will be directed to an iPhone specific portal. The site is very much like the regular HTML version, just adapted for the much smaller touchscreen. From the ... continued »

Today, the Google mobile ads team announced a new option that allows AdWord advertisers to show your desktop text and image ads on the iPhone and many other mobile devices with full HTML browsers. These ads can point to desktop landing pages so there is no need to create mobile landing pages at all. These ads will have many of the ... continued »

Flickr has had their hands in many applications for the iPhone allowing users to upload photos directly to the site. They have just announced that they have decided to bring it to the next level and offer video among other things on their m.flickr.com mobile site for iPhone and iPod Touch users. With the iPhone and iPod Touch being the only ... continued »

Microsoft is going to launch a web-based version of their office Suite sometime in 2009. This web-based version will include full versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote. Users will be able to access this service from anywhere with a web browser. All the popular web browsers will be compatible with this web service including Mozilla’s Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Apple’s ... continued »

Now that the iPhone 3G has been out for awhile, things are slowing down a bit here on iPhone Buzz, but that's not to say we haven't been bringing the latest news stories to you. At the beginning of the week, we found out that the home activation available for the first-generation iPhone would be reinstated, at least in part, ... continued »

Remember yesterday when we reported that the latest iPhone firmware 2.2 beta was released for developers? We didn't know much about it then but as more details become available, we have now learned the MobileSafari interface will be getting an upgrade. In fact, it looks quite similar but just has a few tweaks to it. The magnifying glass and refresh ... continued »

A recent article by Time magazine gained popularity by talking about the newest in technology, aka the iPhone, and porn sites being integrated easier into Safari on the iPhone. Currently Pornography websites have been integrating downloadable files into there database making it easy to copy onto your iPhone and watch on the go. "It's by far the porn-friendliest phone," says Devan ... continued »

Google Reader is a hot ticket for iPhone and iPod Touch users lately. We saw a native attempt at Google Reader, which worked quite well actually. There is just nothing like the real thing though right? So here it is, Google has finally brought full support of its RSS reader, Google Reader, to the mobile Safari browser. The service says ... continued »