TomTom’s turn-by-turn navigation app is one of the most interesting capabilities of Apple iPhone OS 3.0. Both Tomtom's software app and accompanying car kit were announced, complete with Points Of Interest (POIs) and both 2D and 3D mapping. continued »

On the WWDC 2009 event, Apple has officially unveiled an upgrade model for its iPhone 3G with iPhone 3Gs. Although there isn't major changes on the hardware design, the iPhone 3Gs has a faster processing speed now and a better camera that supports macro shot, 30fps VGA video recording, auto focus and touch focus. The new iPhone 3G S also ... continued »

Will Apple launching a series of new iPhone 2009 with iPhone Video / iPhone 3GS in 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB? Check out our live blogging now at http://live.slashgear.com! continued »

We’re just days away from Apple’s 2009 WWDC, which is expected to announce the new iPhone, but commenting the rumors about what Phil Schiller might be bringing on stage was unavoidable. This time from Nowhere Else's site, that already posted some interesting pictures. continued »

Apple CEO Steve Jobs is set to return to Apple on schedule within a few weeks, according to the Wall Street Journal. The survivor of pancreatic cancer went on medical leave in January. "We look forward to Steve returning to Apple at the end of June," an Apple spokesman told the Journal. continued »

The UK's leading independent mobile phone retailer, Carphone Warehouse, added four placeholders to their inventory list for new iPhone Video models today. It makes sense the official iPhone reseller like Carphone Warehouse had such information. continued »

Apple patented a new system for inserting media into an ongoing phonecall, enabling iPhone owners to share music, video, image, voicemail or podcasts during conversation. So, by using the application, you don't need to end your conversation and then email a multimedia file as an attachment. continued »

Quickoffice recently added important capabilities for its iPhone applications -- which include Quickoffice Mobile Office Suite, Quicksheet, Quickword and Quickoffice Files. The updates to the separate applications are expected to be available on the App Store soon. continued »

Walt Mossberg --the world's oldest Apple fanboy," wrote an Engadget reader-- gives us another clue on his article about Palm Pre about a new, improved iPhone Video that is expected to be announced on June 8. continued »

Mobile ad network AdMob will launch new ad formats for the iPhone, optimizing social networking, search and rich media display advertising on the Apple's device. Hitting the market July 1, the new capability will be available for both the iPhone's Safari browser and within iPhone applications. continued »

If it's true, the 4GB iPhone is a bit of a surprise, since users need more storage space to accommodate many tempting apps for the iPhone. We are certainly expecting 32GB model right now (and we have had 8GB and 16GB  for a long time), but 4GB? continued »

Apple started pushing out their official iTunes 8.2 for mobile devices with firmware 3.0 recently. But the Dev-Team recommended you --jailbreakers and yellowsn0w-users-- to ignore the "Update now?" button. Why? continued »