Rugged cases maker OtterBox announced that the iPhone case is coming soon. According to their release, it will consist of 3 layers of protection, ensuring that all surfaces are covered at all times. Naturally, you will be able to use the touchscreen thanks to OtterBox’ touch-screen membrane, as well as the buttons via pass through…
TVersity adds iPhone support
TVersity, the service which allows users to access their media on virtually all their devices, just added support for the iPhone. According to the company’s release, owners of the Apple’s handset will be able to play video files in formats not natively supported by the iPhone, and access audio and video podcasts and media RSS…
Free iPhone wallpapers from IconFactory
In case you don’t like the current wallpaper or you want to add some personal touch on your brand new iPhone, you can change it with another one. Good place to look for cool iPhone wallpapers is IconFactory, which just recently added support for Apple’s handset. Simply browse through the catalog and click on the…
Apple iPhone hacked – in the bad way!
The iPhone has finally succumbed to the hacking efforts of Independent Security Evaluators – but not in the good way that would leave us with an unlocked iPhone. We wish we could kick off the new week with news that the iPhone’s GSM radio has finally been cracked to work on non-AT&T networks. Instead we’re…
Heart Imaging Technologies announces medical images delivered to Apple iPhone
The Apple iPhone has a place close to our hearts. In fact, with Heart Imaging Technologies’ (HeartIT) latest announcement, the iPhone has a place for our hearts – medical images of our hearts, that is. Until now, “viewing medical images traditionally requires dedicated workstations costing tens of thousands of dollars, which in turn are connected…
Customize your iPhone’s background image!
The iPhone’s beautifully glass-encased bright LCD screen is perfectly suited for displaying your favorite pictures and videos. It’s a bit disappointing that you can’t take advantage of said screen with a wallpaper that does more than just show itself while the device is locked – behind the homescreen icons, to be specific. Alas, Apple hasn’t…
Duke University: Cisco wireless access points crashed our network, not Apple iPhones; iPhones cleared of all charges
So, it turns out that Duke University’s network woes were not caused by aggressive iPhone MAC address requests. Apparently, the insistent network requests were caused by a Cisco access point bug. Cisco released a statement saying that they had “worked closely with Duke and Apple to identify the source of this problem, which was caused…
iPhone’s calculator is inspired by Braun ET44?
iPhone users, have you noticed how cool and simple is the built-in calculator? It seems Apple has borrowed an idea from the old 1970’s Braun ET44 calculator. I wouldn’t call it a steal, as I’m not quite sure these sort of things are possible to protect with a patent. Apple simply used the best practices…
Say Hello to the sand iPhone
It’s a summer, hot and people are on the beach. Instead of joining them, I’m stuck in my room typing these words for you folks. 🙂 Anyway, Apple is one lucky company to have fans like Chris, who along with his kids made this iPhone in the sand. You guessed that right, it attracted quite…
Apple patent application reveals iPod and iPhone as wireless remote controls with metadata communications!
Apple innovates like none other. We love getting the latest details on what they’ve got cookin’ up in Cupertino. The latest dirt on the iPhone maker is the company’s 2005 patent filing that reveals the possibility of using your iPod and iPhone as a media remote control with wireless metadata communications. In addition to Apple’s…