The iPhone is a cultural icon of the digital age. Apple’s “There’s an app for that” slogan in commercials is even repeated both as a punch line and a nod to the ubiquity of new applications on the so-called “Jesus phone” platform.more

Tweetie 2.1, the latest version of the popular iPhone Twitter client, went live in the app store today. As we mentioned in our preview earlier this week , new features include support for Twitter Lists, the new Twitter retweets feature and geolocation. The new version is free to existing Tweetie 2 users. As we wrote [...]

A new Xbox Live iPhone app is now available on the Apple Store that allows you to manage your Live account in just about every way you would possibly want to on the go — from accepting friend requests to seeing which friends are online and sending them messages. Called 360 Live , the app [...]

Apple this weekend has tipped its hand early and provided clues as to its future iPhone upgrades. Pandav, the developer of the iPhone train tracker app iBART, reports seeing the previously leaked iPhone 3,1 hardware ID showing up in logs identifying those using the software. The previously unreleased device has been seen as early as [...]

A security firm has expressed incredulity at the news that the Australian prank hacker who wrote a program targeting Apple iPhone users has been given a job by an application developer.more

A designer has produced the world’s most expensive mobile telephone, featuring almost 200 diamonds and costing £1.92 million. The casing of the iPhone 3GS Supreme is made from 22-carat solid gold.more

BOSTON — Hackers have built a virus that attacks Apple Inc’s iPhone by secretly taking control of the devices via their Internet connections, security experts said. The virus has been detected in th…more

Apple has apparently begun testing its next smartphone, even though this is not expected to be released for many months. A third-party software developer reports that one of its apps has been loaded onto what’s apparently the next iPhone model.more

SEOUL - Apple’s top selling iPhone made its debut in South Korea Saturday with experts saying the iconic smartphone is likely to serve as a wake-up call for an IT industry basking in an isolated market.more

Hundreds of Koreans are lining up as much as 26 hours in advance to buy the iPhone. The greeting is in stark contrast to Apple’s reception in China, and must be a troublesome sign for Korean handset makers like LG and Samsung, which have battling Apple in other countries, but not in its home town.more