122Update: The SMS Preview privacy issue is now resolved as of the iPhone 3.0 software update. (…)
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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 ...iPhone’s web dialing feature — that is, the ability to tap a phone number from within the Safari browser in order to call it — poses a potential security problem, warned research firm SPI Labs. (…)
Christian Science Monitor commentator Peter S. Magnusson makes a good point about Steve Jobs failing to grasp Web 2.0 and social networking. (…)
[Update: This article was written when the original iPhone was first released. (...)
It took me a while to get this iPhone review up, since I was busy driving back to the Apple Store and exchanging my new, slightly-defective iPhone for another. (…)
Steve Jobs announced yesterday at the Worldwide Developers Conference that software developers will be able to create web applications that run on the iPhone’s Safari browser. (…)
A source who tested the Apple iPhone supposedly told MacScoop “as a sole negative point, that the material used on the device’s case makes it feel even more slippery than the iPod and will probably require the purchase of a protective skin or case so as to avoid unintentionally dropping it.”
That’s one point about the iPhone that never crossed my mind. (…)
