Wired has unveiled the identity of the person who found that iPhone HD prototype device in the California bar. The man's name is Brian Hogan and according to Hogan's attorney, "He regrets his mistake in not doing more to return the phone." continued »

I am really digging the way some iPad games are using the iPhone as controllers. The latest such game is called PadRacer and each player uses the iPhone to control the car on the iPad screen. continued »

Apple has announced the dates for WWDC and it is set to kick off on June 7. The conference will be the first ever to hold iPad developer sessions along with session for iPhone OS 4 development. continued »

Gizmodo purchased the lost iPhone HD prototype from the person who found it in a local bar for $5000. The Gizmodo editor, who wrote the story, Jason Chen, has had his home raided by police looking for evidence in a possible criminal prosecution of the case and reports are claiming that the probe is set to expand. continued »

The world knows that Gizmodo and parent Gawker Media paid $5,000 for the iPhone HD or 4G prototype that was lost in a bar in California. Gawker head Nick Denton figures the whole thing cost him about $20,000 for the handset, bonuses, and bandwidth. The money made from the exclusive is estimated to be $200,000. continued »

Google has stated that it plans to roll its free Google Maps Navigation feature out to other platforms. Those other platforms include the iPhone. continued »

A new battery case has debuted from MiLi called the Power Skin that has a 1200mAh battery inside. Along with the case is a new PocketPal charger with both items claiming to be the world's smallest or thinnest. continued »

A new health care monitor that can watch a user's heart rate, activity, and body position has cleared the FDA called the Raisin. The device connects via Bluetooth to apps on the iPhone and other smartphones. continued »

Those images of the iPhone HD that have been turning up have a bit more of a story to go with them now. After a tear down, the device found in a bar in California is apparently the real deal lost by an employee out for a night on the town. Someone needs to dust off their resume. continued »

Over the weekend, some images of what is claimed to be the iPhone HD or 4th generation iPhone hit the web. The camera was supposedly found in a bar in San Jose California, probably left there after a clandestine meeting between Jobs and Gates on how to rule the world. continued »

Pictures of what is claimed to be the back plate for the iPhone HD or 4th generation iPhone have been posted online. The picture looks a lot like the iPad to me. continued »

Opera mini for iPhone was just approved recently and already the new browser has had a million downloads. iPhone and iPad users are flocking to the only other browser offering available right now. continued »