Everyone's favorite way to share mixtapes online has just become iPhone friendly. Muxtape, is now fully compatible with the the iPhone's browser. To use the service on the iPhone, just navigate along, and when you select a track to play, Safari will play it just as if it was a normal MP3 file. continued »

While poking around the the iPhone 2.0 firmware Vincent got a hold of, he noticed not only can you save images directly from Safari, but you can save images from email attachments. The saving of images from an email attachment works much like it does when you save an image from Safari. Video of it in action after the jump. continued »

Radware, who produce enterprise security software, are claiming to have identified a Denial of Service (DoS) flaw in the iPhone's mobile Safari browser.  While not yet seen in the wild, the bug is triggered by a Javascript command on a webpage - which Radware suggest would be linked to via a spam email or SMS message - and could result in Safari crashing ... continued »

When I came across this I could not help but be excited. How often are you browsing on your iPhone and you see an image you would really like to save for later? For most, that happens often. Apple has realized the desire for this feature, and in the latest release of the 1.2.0 firmware, this ability was discovered. continued »

The iPhone's dominance as a mobile internet device continues to grow, with StatCounter stating that 0.23-percent of US web traffic is via the cellphone, and with it grows fears from some quarters that the relatively open development phase of the internet has passed on to a more closed, manufacturer-controlled experience.  According to Jonathan Zittrain, a professor at Oxford University, the ... continued »

Playback of embedded videos in mobile Safari has been a long-demanded feature, and while Apple's moves toward that as spotted in the latest firmware beta might be little more than a gesture - not full Flash compatibility, just avoiding having to leave Safari and view media in the standalone YouTube app - it's a start at least.  iPhone Atlas have shown ... continued »

After Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen declared that the Flash development team were looking at the iPhone SDK with creating an Apple-specific version of the software, many assumed the launch of iPhone Firmware 2.0 would coincide with a Flash client appearing for download in the AppStore.  Sadly that may be further off than was thought: the company has had to release ... continued »

Google has done its bit in celebrating Macworld by upgrading the customised 'iGoogle' interface designed especially for the iPhone.  The first version, launched at the beginning of December, brought mobile Safari-friendly access of search, Gmail, Calendar and Reader to the handset, while this upgrade boosts speed, increases the flexibility in arranging tabs and options, adds automatic refresh to the Gmail ... continued »

Back when I regularly used an HP iPAQ one of the most useful upgrades was ditching the awful PocketIE browser and using one of the third-party alternatives - primarily because it added tabbed browsing.  Safari on the iPhone and iPod Touch has multiple pages, but the team over at Inventive Labs Gadgets obviously prefer tabs since they've put together a ... continued »

The iPhone is a capable little chap in its own right, but it also makes for a decent way to control another PC or Mac remotely.  As for how to do that, you've got two options: either a full remote setup using something like VNC, or function specific such as this uTorrent BitTorrent client interface specially fettled for the iPhone.   continued »

If you've been waiting for a VOIP client for your iPhone - up until recently made extra-difficult by the fact that third-party software was blocked - then while you wait for the newly-unlocked, hacked & cracked handset to be fully exploited you might want to try Jajah.  A web-based VOIP offering, it offers cut-price calls not only through your iPhone ... continued »

Somewhere, hidden inside the iPhone, a tiny Michael Winner is desperate to get out.  No, I don't mean it produces name-dropping restaurant reviews, I'm talking about it being a wannabe-director; how else could you explain the random appearance of "Action" when browsing with mobileSafari?  Hold and press near the margin of a webpage and you'll see a small button pop ... continued »