Google has recently released an iPhone and iPod touch version of Google Earth. The newly released app is available for free and offers functionality similar to the desktop version. Initially I was a little skeptical on just how well this would perform on the iPhone, but after playing for a little while I can say [...]

In what I can only hope does not become a trend, David Cook of America Idol fame has released his newest single “Light On” as part of an iPhone application. The app takes the form of a virtual lighter that when launched will play the complete track, it even uses the regular iTunes controls which [...]

Despite the availability of a few apps such as the now pulled NetShare and PdaNet which is available in Cydia users are not supposed to be tethering their iPhone to their laptops. From the beginning, AT&T made it clear that tethering was not permitted and followed up stating that an official plan was not something [...]

While still unreleased, the recently announced eBook reader Classics seems like it may rise to the top. The Classics app was developed by Phil Ryu and Andrew Kaz who seem to have taken great care in designing the UI. Immediately many will notice the Delicious Library look of the bookshelf, which comes courtesy of Ryu. [...]

Apple is reported to have begun seeding iPhone 2.2 beta 2 to developers, and as a nice addition it is coming along with the updated NDA. Developers are reported to have until 9 PM PST on November 6th to read and accept the new terms. If you remember back just a few weeks, we saw iPhone [...]