A lot of people post videos about funny things you can do with the iPhone. One of those things could be shooting your iPhone, scratching it with a nail or throwing it of a building to see how the iPhone reacts. Well if you think a real iPhone is too expansive to do such things with, then maybe the iPhone Dummy is something for you.
» iPhone Dummy For Fun
In just a few days the Motorola Droid will hit the market. Verizon has been marketing the phone for a few weeks now and launched several ads attacking the iPhone. The Droid is supposed to be the iPhone killer. But we’ve heard that before. So Engadget made a video showing the browser speeds of both phones.
Apple contacted The New York Times to discuss getting the newspaper content on the upcoming Apple Tablet. Other rumors suggest Apple wants to bring interactive comics to the tablet computer. They also contacted Australian media companies about the same proposal. And before that, rumors leaked about Foxconn being the most likely manufacturer of the device. New rumors seem to confirm that rumor.
Featuring a compact design, this convenient USB-based power adapter offers fast, efficient charging at home, in the office, or on the go. It works with iPhone 3GS and all iPod models with a dock connector. » Apple USB Power Adapter
If you look at the style of the MacBooks and iMacs over the past couple of years, then you can see they’ve changed significantly. We now have the third iPhone already and next year there will ofcourse be fourth one. Isamu Sanada didn’t want to wait and started creating his own vision of the next iPhone. And what a beauty it is. » New iPhone Concept Design Looks Gorgeous
During ARM’s Q3 financial results, 9to5mac noticed something. It includes a license for ARM’s 2GHz implementation of a dual core Cortex-A9 processor. » Cortex A9 Processor In The Next iPhone?
Forbes claims Google is developing a navigation system for mobile phones, and that includes the iPhone. It will work with Google Maps, an app present on the iPhone since its launch. The system will offer routes and turn-by-turn navigation. The latter is a frequently asked feature says Carolyn Penner, spokesperson of Google. » Google Planning To Come With Free Turn-By-Turn Application?
