There are many iPhone stands from various brands, but what about the LEGO brand? You can build a lot of things with Lego and it is also possible to build a stand for the iPhone. The picture shown above shows the iStand and is created by the 11 years old kid Ted Jarvis Ang. He wanted to build a stand that is either simple and elegant as well as useful and functional. The iStand tilts, swivels, has shock-absorbers and is easily reconfigurable. » “iStand”: How To Build A LEGO iPhone Stand

Orange decided to make the iPhone launch in Israel a spectacular one. They contacted Ogmento, developer of augmented reality-applications, and asked them if they wanted to develop an iPhone app. With this application you see an iPhone on your screen when you point your iPhone to a specific object. After that, you can interact with the iPhone on the screen. » Augmented Reality Application During iPhone Launch In Israel

According to new rumors it is very likely the next generation, released next year, will have a 5 megapixel camera. OmniVision Technologies is said to produce around 20 million 5-megapixel sensors for the iPhone and next year it will be be even more: 40 to 45 million pieces. » “Next iPhone Has 5 Megapixel Camera”

The last day of the AppventCalendar is today. Like yesterday, today there won’t be a new free game. Instead BlackSmithGames offers another contest. They also thank everybody for their cooperation and  comments. The Appvent Calendar was a huge success and it will be back in April next year. Below are the details of the contest.

» Last Day AppventCalendar: Big Contest And “See You Next Year”

The first Nintendo 64 emulator, ‘N64iphone’, is now available in the Cydia Store. The first version (o.6.1) is pretty complete. It doesn’t support save states and landscape mode, but the emulator can be controlled with the touchscreen and the accelerometer as well as the Nintendo Wii Controller via Bluetooth.

» “N64iphone”: First Version Nintendo 64 Emulator Now Available [Jailbreak]

The Re Remote Control is a universal remote control for the iPhone and it works via infrared. The device must be attached to the underside of the iPhone. The iPhone then transforms into a remote control. You don’t need Wi-Fi. The necessary application can be downloaded via the App Store for free.

» “Re Remote Control” Transforms iPhone In Remote Control

Synaptics is the company behind the development of technologies like trackpads, touchscreens and other similar touch technology for Apple. Thanks to the iPhone, the touchscreen performance have become really good. Synaptics is already working on the next step in the touchscreen business. » New Touchscreen Technology: 10 Fingers At The Same Time