Rivals: LG-KC910 versus iPhone 3G

Last week LG showed off its new LG-KC910, claiming it as the world’s first eight megapixel camera phone with a full touchscreen. How does it shape up against the iPhone 3G? Read on to find out…

Google’s $199 phone to compete with the iPhone

The price of the new Google smart phone would put the device head-to-head with Apple’s $199 iPhone. The Google phone, which features a touchscreen and is made by Taiwanese manufacturer HTC, faces some stiff competition. The iPhone 3G has generated significant interest among consumers for redefining touch-screen technology,popularizing mobile apps

Apple’s iPhone 2.1: The Bug-Fix You’ve Been Waiting For

Apple rolled out version 2.1 of its iPhone software on Friday, and widespread reports suggest that it successfully fixes numerous problems, including 3G data reception. Here’s a rundown of iPhone 2.1′s enhancements. Fewer dropped calls. In a survey conducted by Wired.com, 40 percent of readers report that they’re getting fewer dropped calls than

iPod 2.1 Offers Promise For Friday’s ‘big’ iPhone Update

Apple on Friday will unleash iPhone Software v2.1, a major bug fix release for all iPhone owners that will include a number of other improvements that iPod touch users are discovering as part of yesterday’s similarly number iPod touch update.

Official: iPod nano reaches 4G, looks tall for its age

Well well. Can’t say we’re surprised to be telling you about the new 4th generation iPod nano. As we heard, 9 colors, bigger 8GB and 16GB capacity, and wider display under the control of an accelerometer for automatic switching between portrait and landscape modes like those early Canon PowerShots and uh, oh right, the iPod touch and iPhone. Looks

AT&T Won’t Sell Me an iPhone at Any Price

I finally convinced my wife to buy an iPhone. She went to the local AT&T store today, and was actually turned down. She is, apparently, “upgrade ineligible.” She asked if there was any price at which should could buy it, and they said no. We pay more than $4,000 per year for AT&T wireless service, but we’ve been blacklisted for an iPhone.

iPhone developers beat Apple’s NDA with $1 bills

iPhone developers still bound by an Apple gag order are paying each other $1 to share coding tips. That way, if challenged by Apple’s legal department, they can argue that they are subcontractors and therefore free to discuss the software.