0Jeff Matthews surveyed his readers (customers of Verizon, Cingular, T-Mobile, Sprint and Alltell – in that order) to find out whether the iPhone is truly a threat to the BlackBerry. (…)
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5 Questions to Consider Before Buying an iPad»
Apple begins accepting preorders for the iPad today. I know you are jittery with anticipation, but before you go place your order, please consider these 5 questions that will help you make an informed purchasing decision: Can the iPad replace my personal computer? In ...![Sign the Petition for an Open App Store on iPhone [Video]](http://www.appleiphonereview.com/images/featured/open-app-store.jpg)
Sign the Petition for an Open App Store on iPhone [Video]»
Apple has removed countless apps from the App Store. Satire, sensuality and simplicity have all been purged from the listings at one time or another. The App Store is a walled garden that is becoming increasingly difficult to penetrate. But it doesn't have ...
7 Simple, Yet Sweet Games in the App Store»
I don't care much for complicated role playing games that require you to complete missions and figure stuff out. Some of the best iPhone games are the single-purpose, mindless games that are challenging yet don't require much thought. I have too many things ...![How to Find an iPhone App Developer [iPhone Q & A]](http://www.appleiphonereview.com/images/featured/iphone-developer.jpg)
How to Find an iPhone App Developer [iPhone Q & A]»
This post is part of the iPhone Q & A series. If you have a question, send it over. Catherine writes: Are there app program developers that you would recommend? I have heard from a couple of them (one who wrote in on your blog) ...
iPhone Jailbreak: The Ultimate Guide»
Update (Jan 2, 2010) This iPhone Jailbreak guide has been completely renovated to reflect better, and more current information on how to Jailbreak iPhone. What is iPhone Jailbreak? In short, Jailbreak is the process of hacking an iPhone to free it from Apple restrictions. Because ...I reported on Monday about a survey of high school students who said they’d be willing to spend $500 on the iPhone. (…)
John, a Macenstein reader, stumbled upon this “Scenario Poker” widget on the Apple site, which suggests in its description that it may be iPhone’s first third party application:
Before you gambling addicts get excited, though, the description may have been written by a hopeful developer who wants to get his software on the iPhone, so this is not set in stone yet. (…)
A Malaysian software developer named Youmolo caused a stir when he posted a video on YouTube demonstrating some iPhone emulator software he had built for his Pocket PC. (…)
Apparently it’s an “open secret in the industry” that German cell phone parts manufacturer Balda is producing iPhone’s touch screens, said BusinessWeek in the future (don’t ask me why the article is dated April 16, 2007). (…)
In a Piper Jaffray survey of about 500 high school students in 11 schools around the U.S., 85 percent of teens said they were already aware of the iPhone. (…)
Dear Canadian iPhone enthusiasts,
I know I’ve been juggling your emotions around with this whole Rogers Wireless deal.
First I said Rogers would be the exclusive iPhone carrier in Canada. (…)
