If you are fan of Foursquare, the app for iPhone users has now been updated to version 5.5. The updated at improves the Export feature on the iPhone allowing users to explore nearby places with ease. continued »

With each new iPhone launch we know that there will be at least a couple tear downs to show us all of the parts inside the gadget. iFixit as offered up the first tear down of the iPhone 5 we've seen so far. continued »

Yesterday marked the official launch of the iPhone 5. Sister site SlashGear was at the event and spent some hands-on time with the new iPhone 5. continued »

Some iPhone 4S users are complaining that they are seeing a yellowish discoloration on the screen of black iPhone 4S models. Apple has had issues with a yellow tint caused by glue that wasn’t cured completely in the past. continued »

Our beloved iPhone turned four years old yesterday. I bet most of us will never forget the huge delays to get one of the first iPhones and the way it changed the smartphone market overnight. continued »

Video walls are very cool with multiple screens that show chunks of the same image. Mongoose Studio has used 12 iPods to make its own video wall, presumably the same could be done with the iPhone. continued »

A company called New Kinetix has announced an accessory for the iPhone that turns it into a universal remote called the Re Remote. The accessory will ship in March for right under $70. continued »

Smartvue today announced that Smartvue for iPhone is now available on the Apple App Store, allowing users to enjoy cost effective video surveillance using almost any network camera (here are a list of some supported cameras and settings). continued »

Finally, online movie ticketing service Fandango is out for the iPhone as a free download, allowing users to preview trailers, find local theaters, and even buy up to 10 tickets at a time. "If you're into movies, however, the Fandango app is literally, the ticket," TUAW wrote. continued »

Of all the upcoming iPhone and iPod touch games, one of the most eagerly anticipated has been Metal Gear Solid Touch.  Now video of the actual gameplay has prompted some to wonder whether the UI is entirely satisfactory, given that much of the time the player's thumbs are covering up the action. Announced last December, even the news that it was ... continued »

Vic Gundotra, VP of engineering at Google, demonstrated an offline-capable webapp for the iPhone 3G this morning that allows full access to a user's GMail even while the handset is in airplane mode.  The app - which Gundotra described as a "technical concept" - relies on HTML5's AppCache and Database standards, keeping an on-device store of not only the user-data ... continued »