Not content decorating your Christmas tree with miniature games console ornaments, the iPhone lovers among you might like to try these gingerbread iPhone icon magnets.
Unfortunately for the hungry, they’re not edible, but instead are made from polymer clay and miniature candles. They represent the standard icon set on the front page of the iPhone, as [...]

Is it just me or is everyone using “my” and “i” in front of words to name products and services these days? The reason for my asking this is that I was just looking at a new product from Duracell, dubbed myGrid. Not that I am complaining – I think the name’s actually [...]

Are you crushing on someone who cannot be seen without his (or her) iPhone? Are you looking for ways to get his (or her) attention? Maybe capture his (or her) heart? Well, trust Retrevo to get you where you want to be. They conducted a “Gadgetology study,” where they were able [...]

Introducing Notepod, the notepad that looks like an iPhone or an iPod Touch.

I guess it will appeal to those who still use paper and pen for some things, or perhaps for those who want to design some funky new app backdrops while on the move and without their Mac laptop and iPhone SDK.

This must be the cheapest iPhone case available — you can pick up a pack of ten recession cases for just $7.99.

If you’ve maxed out buying the iPhone 3G S and a heap of other gadgets, and have barely any money left to protect them, then the recession case claims to be the answer.

Staff at new British tech site Recombu have obviously had some time on their hands recently, because they’ve been making “robots” out of cardboard boxes, baking foil and an iPhone running the MouthOff application.
In fact, that’s the most technological part of the whole effect. If you’re comfortable gaffer taping your beloved Apple phone to the [...]

When Apple opened up the dock connector to third party hardware developers with its latest iPhone OS 3.0, I’m not sure it had this kind of application in mind.

We don’t bother with mainstream gadgets much on the blog now (you can discuss that on the forums to your heart’s content) but this little add-on for all iPhone models, which promises to make audio recording a lot better, caught my eye.

I can see why it’s aimed at 3G S users, because when you’re video [...]

I still remember the first dictionary that my parents gave to me – a big thick green book with the words MERRIAM WEBSTER splashed all over it. I was in third grade, and I thought that it was the coolest book I’ve ever hard. We were required to have it in school, but [...]

Here’s a pretty cool app for anyone designing pixel art while on the move.
The title gives a clue: this is a 32×32 pixel editor with a pretty intuitive interface that lets you map out thoughts in grayscale pretty quickly.

The idea is that you sketch out ideas on the move, then sync up and use more [...]

The C64 was an awesome gaming device back in the days, especially considered the limited hardware capabilities. Manomio went ahead and brought the C64 back in the form of an emulator for the iPhone. C64iPhone is completely licensed by Commodore, but got rejected by the AppStore because the emulator breaks the iPhone SDK API, running [...]

Tomorrow, June 17th 2009, Apple servers will probably crumble under the huge amount of downloads when the iPhone 3.0 OS release is published. The hype around the new operating system for Apple’s Jesus phone is big. For the first time since the iPhone was released the phone will offer more standard features, features as we [...]

Now the iPhone 3.0 Operating system has been released for developers, we can provide you with screenshots from the new OS.

Note the new Voice recorder app.

More pics after the jump.

If you thought we had had it with the useless iPhone apps, you are wrong. Apple long has promoted ‘There’s an app for that’ and the fun site App for That can someone bring the occasionall laugh, but sometimes things just go to far.
We all know the Lightsaber now, the Cylon Detector and the different [...]

Today I received an interesting email from Alex Winston whose company has been developing a virtual joystick application for the iPhone and iPod touch.
It’s a prototype that allows Wolfenstein 3D to be controlled from a second device connected up using a crossover audio cable.

My favorite iPhone apps are the ones that use your location and share something about you with the rest of the world. Privacy concerns aside, geo-friendly applications are definitely the way to go.
iWallFlower is a free download that lets you draw on the iPhone screen and then share your creations with the rest of the [...]