Source: www.gizmodo.com — Tuesday, July 03, 2007Vincent Nguyen from myitablet.com has test-driven a whole bunch of Iphone cases—and overall, he\’s not too impressed. Apparently, the proximity sensor gets blocked in some of them. …Read full story

David Pogue is the well known gadget review guy from the NY Times. He is also writing books. His new one is iPhone: The Missing Manual. The book is supposed to show you how to get the most out of your new Apple iPhone. The book is apparently full of… [...]

David Pogue is the well known gadget review guy from the NY Times. He is also writing books. His new one is iPhone: The Missing Manual. The book is supposed to show you how to get the most out of your new Apple iPhone.Read full story

Representing one of the most significant milestones in the race to completely unlock the iPhone, a user has been able to successfully register the device with and make calls on Australia\’s Telstra network. He\’s posted a YouTube video demonstration of the semi-unlocked phone in action. The hack was accomplished by modifying the iPhone\’s default SIM [...]

This week all eyes were following the gyrating stock market, clues to the iPhone?s popularity were revealed, Barclays pursued ABN Amro, and the United States and China cracked down on software piracy.Read full story

Apple convinces us to wait for Gen 2 Review We\’ve replaced your regular coffee with an iPhone and dumped you in the backwoods of Mississippi.… Read full story

Long before he took charge of the wireless network used to launch the widely anticipated iPhone, Richard Burns loved to tinker in the backyard of his family\’s modest two-bedroom home just south of Churchill Downs. The youngest of four children, Burns created toy cars from bits of scrap lumber and built temporary boxing rings to [...]

CmputrAce writes \”Well, it\’s here now. The #iphone-dev team has compiled the first third-party application for the iPhone. Of course, it is the standard \”Hello, world.\” application, but it\’s native to the iPhone and uses the iPhone\’s GUI. This opens up the iPhone for development by anyone who can forge through the process of cracking [...]

Source: www.gizmodo.com — Tuesday, July 03, 2007Vincent Nguyen from myitablet.com has test-driven a whole bunch of Iphone cases—and overall, he\’s not too impressed. Apparently, the proximity sensor gets blocked in some of them. …Read full story

Without a doubt, Apple\’s iPhone is one of the most compelling new electronic devices in years. I\’d love to have one–but am I willing to pay $500 or $600 for a first-generation device? Would I shell out $150 to exit my current Sprint Nextel contract to switch to AT&T, the iPhone\’s exclusive carrier?… [...]