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 »

Sounds impressive. Cisco just brought its Business Collaboration solution to the AppStore, extending its web conferencing and collaboration capabilities to the iPhone 3G users. The free application allows users to simply click to join and actively collaborate in Cisco WebEx meetings. continued »

This is a great news! Skype is developing its own native iPhone app, following the release of similar services (Truphone, fring and Nimbuzz, and IM+ for Skype) which also have brought Skype to the iPhone. continued »

Since I think it's part of the iPhone revolution, it's interesting to post here about the role of a "citizen journalist" who are using the iPhone on the scene of the US Airways Hudson River crash. continued »

Slacker Radio for the iPhone has officially been released into the App Store. For those of you who have not heard of Slacker before, it is very similar to Pandora, but has its own strengths, offering free music libraries featuring millions of songs. Slacker Radio offers its users high quality stereo music playback from any wireless connection weather your at home ... 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 »

Good news for holidaymakers. Coolgorilla has launched a new talking phrasebook for iPhone and iPod Touch. This application is available in French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish. continued »

In the technology world there will never be a shortage of rumors, even when one is debunked more start to surface. This may be wishful thinking or just someone’s opinion based on a photoshoped photo that is stated as a fact. Whatever the case the iPhone Nano rumors are back. According to a Chinese version o the Economic Daily News a ... continued »

Looking for a unique To Do List app for the iPhone? Chilli X has released "Done" (is priced at .99 cents for a limited time) for iPhone and iPod Touch, which offers features include: continued »

The Facebook and MySpace game phenomenon finally lands on your iPhone! I-play launches its Bubble Town puzzler for iPhone and iPod touch. The game, which uses the iPhone's accelerometer and touchscreen, was one of I-play's most successful mobile games last year. continued »

Are you looking to jump start your career in iPhone app development? Attending one of these classes seem quite interesting and exciting: continued »

Whether it's the carrier, the hardware or the environment you're in, there are plenty of reasons why using your iPhone can be an exercise in frustration. Poor signal strength impacts everything from making and receiving calls to your data connection; that's why Wilson Electronics' iBooster is so tempting. Promised to reduce dropped calls, increase data rates and open up what ... continued »