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By Ross Rubin When Apple introduced the iPod in 2001 -- some 250 million units ago, as Steve Jobs noted -- it began with a laser-like focus on digital music. Swap out a hard drive and FireWire port for a cassette collection, and the product was clearly the reinvention of the Walkman. The first Switched On in...

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By Brian Google is taking its search engine act to the Android and iPhone with the announcement of the Google Popular Image Search. With this new feature from Google, users can see images on top of their search queries, returning the top searched images and then sorted according to category. Read

By jacqui@arstechnica.com (Jacqui Cheng) Do we even need to summarize what this week's top Apple news was all about? Aside from iPad mania, Apple also announced a record fiscal quarter and the Ars staff opined on what we want out of iPhone OS 4.0 and more. Read on for the good stuff.

By Rene Ritchie Redmond Pie has a nifty tutorial up for those who want to give their Jailbroken iPhone and/or iPod touch an iPad look-and-feel (or just a hint of iPhone 3.2!). Here’s what you need: This is a story by the iPhone Blog. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store.

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By Joe Hewitt Given my concerns about the way Apple runs the App Store, you might expect me to jump on the bandwagon screaming about how Apple is evil and iPad is the death of open computing. Nonsense. My only problem with Apple is the fact that they insist on pre-approving every app on the App Store. The store...

By Matt Burns The iPad’s fate isn’t in the hands of Apple. Jobs & Co. has done their part and made the device. The iPad’s success lies solely in the hands of developers. Because unlike the iPhone or iPod touch, the iPad doesn’t really have a core function. The iPhone is nothing more than a glorified telepho...

By Georgia Qik Video Camera for the iPhone, from Qik [$0.99 - iTunes Link] finally brings 15 frames per second video recording to the iPhone 3G. It also supports zoom, has some fun filters, and adds an easy system for sending your videos via e mail.

VoIP providers fring and iCall announced this week that their apps for the iPhone 3G are ready to run in 3G mode on AT&T's network. Moreover, Skype recently indicated that it will soon offer a 3G-capable version of its software for Apple's iPhone 3G. Previously, all three iPhone apps we...

By Matt Blum I leaped at the chance to play the iPhone game, because I’d played the original Flash game and its sequel online, and thoroughly enjoyed both. The iPhone game has many very different castles from the online versions, and at least one new projectile type as well (I have yet to finish the iPhon...

By Greg Kumparak Desktop file syncing for third party apps: With iPhone OS 3.2, Apple has introduced a new key called “UIFileSharingEnabled”. As Apple puts it, this means: It’s not clear yet whether or not you can override defaults, allowing third party applications to launch files the iPad already suppo...

Trio already there Apple is now allowing VoIP-over-3G apps, after a change to the new beta version 3.2 of its iPhone SDK, released yesterday in concert with the announcement of Cupertino's long-awaited iPad.… The power of collaboration within unified communications

All the news surrounds the iPad. Will it succeed? Probably. It's still a giant iPhone. Oracle laid out plans for Sun and nobody noticed. China joining with philosopher Bill Gates. In science news: running barefoot is better. Dinosaurs were colorful. Space Shuttle ready to go. Mouse cells can be t...

By Samuel Axon Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the iPad as a device to fill the gap between smartphones like the iPhone and high-end laptops like the MacBook and MacBook Pro. He said there needs to be a middle device, but it needs to be better than the alternatives at what it does. Netbooks currently fill the...

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By Mark Wilson Typing in portrait is better than anticipated but still quite a stretch for our average-sized hands, which means that letters like F G and H will take a moderate conditioning for some. What about in landscape mode, sitting flat on the table? Well this is problematic too, as the iPad sort of w...

By Flip Phillips This pricey but well done app delivers the same information you'd get for free from the Wolfram Alpha computational knowledge engine. But it does so in a format that's ideal for the iPhone and iPod touch. And the mobile app has the potential to be even more as the underlying technology of Alph...

Apple tablet details leaked.  It will be a giant iPhone. Google Voice moved to the iPhone. Google may also be back in China sooner than later. Texting banned in KY. Rover still stuck on Mars. Bill Gates dancing? So what? FCC cracking down on early termination fees. Google fixing 3G problems. Win 7 ne...

By Beau Colburn If you don't mind a unitasker, this app handles its sole function -- making sure you've got a level shot when you take a photo with the iPhone's camera -- rather well.

By Brian Crecente I had this idea late last year while preparing for a month-long trip to Australia. I wanted to see if I could turn my iPhone into a satisfying, gaming device. The thing is, I love gaming on the iPhone, but more often than not I find myself playing an iPhone game for a day or two and then never touchi...

By (author unknown) An unintended update to the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement went live Tuesday with a placeholder referencing a Jan. 27 launch, suggesting an updated iPhone OS could be presented at Apple

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This article outlines how to troubleshoot issues with sending and receiving SMS or text messages using the Messages application on the iPhone. If you are having difficulty sending or receiving MMS messages, see this article. Release date:

When you sync your iPhone or iPod touch using iTunes, some of your content is backed up on your computer. You cannot edit this backup or sync it with other applications or services, or with non–iPhone OS devices. This article outlines how to enable syncing in iTunes to transfer content betwe...

By Mark The image is apparently genuine but as usual you never know what is real and what is fake, this could be a simple modified iPhone. Now current iPhones are GSM and not CDMA so is this a modification iPhone or the real deal? We will get back to you on this one.

By Richard MacManus According to an independent analysis performed by investment-watching blog 24/7 Wall St., Apple's iTunes App Store has lost $450 million due to iPhone app piracy since it opened for business back in July of 2008. Although that number sounds high, they note it is small in comparison to the o...

Casual game publisher Sandlot Games has released an iPhone/iPod touch version of The Legend of Crystal Valley: Chapter 1 to the iTunes App Store. More info on this adventure game:When Eve receives a mysterious and disturbing letter from her ...

By Frederic Lardinois Nexus One and Android 2.1 vs. the iPhone Verdict Overall, we were very impressed with the phone's hardware and software. Android 2.1 could still benefit from some design work, but in terms of features and functionality, Android can now easily compete with the iPhone.

By jacqui@arstechnica.com (Jacqui Cheng) CDMA iPhone may finally ship on Verizon in summer 2010: Verizon might launch a CDMA-equipped iPhone this summer if it can agree on pricing with Apple. While consumers would benefit from a choice of carriers, a CDMA iPhone still seems like a pipe dream.

By snoopy6541 So many people have an iPod or Zune or iPhone as their portable digital devices, but problem is they can't find a way to enjoy their favorite DVD Collections on their portable device. Now this artilce will show you how to put DVD on your iPod/Zune/iPhone. This includes three parts: read more

By news@ilounge.com (Charles Starrett) Social networking site Facebook has released version 3.1 of its official application for the iPhone and iPod touch. The updated application offers optional Push Notifications for friend requests, wall posts, comments, and more, the ability to sync Facebook friends with your Address B...

By Greg Kumparak Does Steve Jobs make New Years Resolutions? If only Apple allowed people to add whatever they wanted by way of sideloading, everyone would be happy. Power users get whatever apps they please, and Apple keeps the App Store clean to their specifications.

By Michael W. Jones Apple, which encountered some problems with the screens on its new 27-inch iMacs when first shipped, has issued a firmware update to deal with part of the problems being seen on those units. Updated: iPhone 1.1.2 firmware officially available; jailbreak brokenUpdated: iPod Touch and iPh...

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By Dan Moren A couple of vulnerabilities pray on jailbroken iPhones that use the same default password. Here's how to change that password to avoid getting bitten.

By John Herrman Each month, the best new iPhone apps—and some older ones—are considered for admission into Gizmodo's Essential iPhone Apps Directory. Who will join? Who will live? Who will die? • Backgrounder, a jailbreak app, for giving everyone a taste of what a multitasking iPhone is like. (Hint: pre...

By John Herrman • Nokia Suing Apple for 10-Patent iPhone Infringement • Graphs and Charts Prove iPhone to Be the Most Successful Gadget Ever (Sort of) • Ballmer: "The Internet Is Not Designed For The iPhone" • Apple: "People Are Still Just Trying to Catch Up With the First iPhone"

By Barb Dybwad This rumor simply has to be taken with a grain of salt, but word has it that Verizon and Apple are testing a version of the iPhone on Verizon’s upcoming 4G LTE network. This rumor simply has to be taken with a grain of salt, but word has it that Verizon and Apple are testing a version of the iPhone o...

By James Apparently iPhone users can now jailbreak the iPhone 3.1.2 firmware with the aid of the blackra1n software which has now gone live reports an article over on daily mobile. To boot it all you need to do is rerun blackra1n and as usual if you jailbreak your iPhone do not update the iPhone firmware...

By Phil Dotree Here's a look at how to choose and use an external microphone with your iPod Touch or an iPhone. Contributor: Phil Dotree Published: Oct 08, 2009

By Sharon We’ve waited for it and now it is here, AT&T’s iPhone now has the capability to send multimedia messages to another phone number. The update has only just gone live, and already we have news of a successfully sent MMS on CNET’s iPhone 3G. And also we’ve had confirmation that photo’s have b...

By Casey Johnston A call to Apple's tech support revealed they had no previous knowledge of this issue. They directed me to do a hard reset (holding down the Home button + the Sleep button for ten seconds) but the sound remained. The representative speculated it was a hardware issue, and recommended I take the...

By Sharon Apart from the awaited security updates, the iPhone 3.0 includes lots of new features. The iPhone review explains how the 3.0 update will totally transform your iPhone with a new cut-and-paste function, MMS, Autofill login a fantastic clear widescreen keyboard. And in the near future deve...

By rss@youtube.com (JKTouchApps) My tutorial on how to put your iPod Touch or iPhone into DFU mode. My website - www.jktouchapps.webs.com/ Author: JKTouchApps Keywords: webs JKTouchApps website visit How to put your ipod touch or iphone into DFU mode apple appstore tutorial capdase ooh ahh grits Added: February 17, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (iPhoneHacker05) Quickpwn2.2(windows): http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UUSVVZ7A Quickpwn2.2(mac): http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GS0J1U5I iPod 2.2: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=68AQZIJZ iPhone2g 2.2: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UWA1AA6I iPhone3g 2.2: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8D7DGIJZ

Secondly, it has a glorious touch-screen interface with tactile feedback. You can use the device in portrait mode as a phone or landscape mode when reading mail or sending text. I was a confirmed user of a real QWERTY keyboard on my Motorola Q and my Blackberry before that, and I wondered if a t...

By Dieter Bohn Part two will focus on iPhone 2.0 software, where a lot of the real magic this week is happening and it’s available on both versions of the iPhone.  That review is coming soon, for now, let’s take a look at the iPhone 3G hardware with (much) more depth than we gave you in our iPhone 3G unboxing vid...