If you go into any hospital or medical practice today, you will probably find that many of the heath care personnel are using the iPhone. There is a wealth of applications for the device that help doctors and other professionals get the information they need to stay ahead. continued »

My mom and dad both wear glasses for reading and neither of them ever brings their glasses with them. That means that if they end up needing to read anything with smallish print they can’t do it. If you are the same way a new iPhone app called iMagnify is now available that will make print and other images larger ... continued »

OtterBox makes some of the most protective cases there are for the iPhone. The Defender series is one of the best cases around and will protect your iPhone from drops, water, and more. OtterBox announced a new case line for the iPhone 3G and 3G S this week. continued »

One of the ways that the popularity of online devices is measured is by looking at browser usage and the percent of the ad market that they hold. The iPhone is now sitting on 40% of the mobile ad market according to AdMob. continued »

Dropbox is a cloud based online storage solution that has been available for computers for a while. The service launched an iPhone app this week that allows the iPhone user to store content on the cloud. continued »

I know several people who use an iPhone and their spouse does as well. That means that you need two spots on your alarm clock to dock iPhones or you have to decide whose phone gets charged first. iHome has unveiled a new alarm clock called the iP88 that has dual docks. continued »

If you need any more proof that everyone is trying to offer an app for the iPhone here it is. Tommy Hilfiger has announced a new iPhone app called surprisingly enough, Tommy Hilfiger for iPhone. The app is a downloadable catalog. continued »

Orange has announced that it will be selling the iPhone 3G and 3GS smartphones in Europe soon. The exact launch date for the devices to come from the carrier is unknown. The announcement means that the exclusive period for O2, the current provider of the iPhone is nearing its end. continued »

Most of us know already that Apple and China Unicom have been in talks to provide the iPhone 3G to the 400 million mobile phone customers in China. Key bits of info were lacking on the initial reports including how much and exactly when the devices would launch. continued »

There were reports filtering out that iPhone apps may not be legal for business use. Those stories are untrue according to PC World at least for users of the App Store in the US. Those original reports were from language in the terms for Sweden and the UK that said apps are for personal, non-commercial use only. continued »

The game app called Battle Bears has proven to be very popular. The game has you as a bear in a sandbag hideout shooting teddy bears that come stumbling towards you in an attempt to hug you to death. continued »

There are plenty of iPhone applications available that give you maps and direction to get to places you want to go like convention centers and malls. Once you get there, there isn’t really an app to help you get around. continued »