A new medical gadget for the iPhone will be on display at CES. It appears to be some sort of case and app combo that can read the electrical signals of the heart to help caregivers know when there is a problem that needs medical attention. continued »

Skype has updated its iPhone app to support video calls made over WiFi and 3G networks. The new app with the video call feature can be downloaded right now on the App Store. continued »

If you like to look at celestial bodies using a telescope a new app and cable has surfaced that will work on the iPhone 4 called SkyWire. The adapter is $79 and lets you connect to various telescopes that use a serial port for connectivity. continued »

Working your iPhone with gloves on is impossible unless you have gloves specifically made for working touchscreens. If your favorite gloves are not made for touchscreens you can turn them into touchscreen gloves with some cool new pins from Quirky called Digits for $14. continued »

DigiTimes reports according to sources in Taiwan, Apple is upping the shipment estimates for Q1 2011 for the iPhone. The rumor includes 5-6 million CDMA iPhones to ship that quarter. continued »

Sister site SlashGear had posted up a review of the cool mophie juice pack plus. The device performance well and adds little bulk making it a good choice if you need more runtime. continued »

I have seen some really weird cases in my day for the iPhone, but this denim jacket case is one of the weirdest. The case is more like a sleeve and is sized to fit the iPhone and other smartphones. continued »

If you live where gloves are required when you go outside you have undoubtedly had a hard time using your iPhone at some point. A new app called NoseDial has surfaced that lets you dial your phone and navigate contacts using your nose. continued »

Apple has pulled the WikiLeaks unofficial app from the App Sore after a short stint there. The app was added last Friday and pulled sometime today and was intended to let users follow the WikiLeaks Twitter account. continued »

The WSJ investigated 101 apps for the iPhone and Android smartphones and found that many of them share personal details with ad firms without asking the user's permission. The study found that Pandora was one of the apps that shared many details on the user. continued »

Any child of the 80's will recognize the Speak & Spell. If you want to remember your childhood or help ET call home with a bit more modern style blakemedia has a cool sticker for the back of your iPhone that makes it look like the Speak & Spell. continued »

If you want a simply stand for your iPhone that will hold the smartphone in portrait or landscape modes without breaking your budget the Smartphone Coaster may be perfect. The little stand is made from stainless steel and is only about $4 each. continued »