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

I return to prediction mode once again for major tech trends in 2008. I\’ve had a little help in gauging the buzz on these topics by entering them as search terms on Google Trends, www.google.com/trends , which shows charts on how many searches the topic generated in 2007. Look up the iPhone or Wii and [...]

If the writers\’ strike defined 2007 in the \”world of moving image,\” the appearance of the iPhone changed its nature while the public thirst for cheesy pop scandal cannot be slaked. These are among AFI\’s significant moments of the year. [...]

Apple\’s iPhone and Nintendo\’s Wii were among the year\’s high points; delays in Boeing\’s 787 and Jones Soda\’s stock performance weren\’t.Read full story

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Hollywood writers strike, the introduction of the iPhone and the \”hyper-tabloidization\” of TV news are among the American Film Institute\’s \”Moments of Significance\” for 2007. Read full story

The gPhone and iPhone dominated this month but Asus and Panasonic also won some column inches with new launchesRead full story

Microsoft chairman Bill Gates has a tough job ahead of him when he kicks off the keynote speeches at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2008 in Las Vegas next week.Read full story

Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs promised a revolution when he unveiled the iPhone in January - and he delivered.Read full story

An anonymous reader writes \”Gizmodo has gathered conclusive evidence which confirms that the iPhone Firmware 1.1.3 update is 100% real. It installs only from iTunes using the obligatory Apple private encryption key, which nobody has. The list of new features, like GPS-like triangulation positioning in Google Maps, has been confirmed too. Apparently it will be [...]

Microsoft chair Bill Gates has a tough job ahead of him at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week.Read full story