The iPhone that Apple will likely be releasing in June has been popping up all around the southern San Francisco area.

Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Hardware, iMac, Developer, iPhone, iPod touch Put on your buzzword protectors, because here comes a whole hive: Vitrue, a company that “helps organizations leverage consumer-generated content” has released a list of the top 100 “social brands” for 2008, according to their “Social Media Index,” which… meh, we give up. Basically, [...]

Filed under: Odds and ends, iPhone A lot of days the iPhone is a big help in getting us through our lives, but it’s not everyday an iPhone saves one of our readers from a world of County Sheriff hurt. TUAW reader Paul tells us he was driving on a Midwestern road covered with blowing [...]

Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed I’m a fan of racing games on any platform, including on my iPhone . Freeverse has released SlotZ.

…think ahead a couple years to when mobile devices at least as advanced as the current iPhone are as ubiquitous as cell phones.This makes physical environments potentially dense with information, whether through particular …

Adobe’s CEO, Shantanu Narayen, has suggested that his company is now working with Apple to develop a version of Flash that runs on the iPhone , according to an interview with Bloomberg. Narayen in March of 2008 explained the need to work …

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Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Just about every mobile device has a camera on it these days. But how do you get your pictures to.

Filed under: iTunes, iPhone I finally updated my iPhone to 2.2.1 today, and after a reboot I got the screen that says it needs to verify or authenticate the SIM card. Unfortunately, that failed because, while I do have a SIM card in there, I do not have AT&T service — and I had the [...]

Just when we thought it was safe to forget about Flash on the iPhone , after Adobe said they were making it, after Steve Jobs said Flash Lite was too little.