If your a lover of one app one programme like me, you would probably have been disappointed over the past few months with the broken upload photo option in Facebook for iPhone. Not all of us have been sufferers, but I have been one of them.  Read More »

Hello Magazine introduces ‘The Royal Wedding by Hello’. The application for iPhone/iPod Touch and the iPad brings you in-depth information about the forthcoming Royal Wedding between Prince William and Katherine Middleton.

The app includes information about the budding romance, its heartaches and its eventual Happy Ever After.  Read More »

If you think you have better things to do than to read the 68 page Terms and Conditions, that usually accompanies Apple’s T&C updates, may I suggest you read the following for the Game Center very carefully. Read More »

Fans of Harry Potter and Lego unite, Harry Potter the game, has arrived on the iPhone.  The game covers years 1-4. The game graphics are gorgeous and picturesque and the game play has an interesting story mode as one of the play options.

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With Apple making some new announcements yesterday, I thought we would take a look back at some of Apple’s products produced in premium materials.

The iPhone 3GS SUPREME consisted of a Diamond bezel, with the additional materials of Granite, Diamonds, Kashmir Gold and Nubuck leather, priced at GBP1.92 million and weighing a massive 7kg.  Read on for more information.

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Is it possible the iPhone 4 will have a landscape homescreen or is this some sort of error.  I hope it is the former.

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Izabo, due to release their next album, previews their ‘On My Way’ video.  The video is partly constructed using shots on the iPhone.  On average 17 iPhones made up of 2G, 3G and 3GS star in the video.   The band’s iPhone app will be released to coincide with the release of their new album.

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A report recently issued claims that the iPhone and iPod touch are gaining market share by punching a hole into traditional gaming devices such as the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP.  Flurry’s research shows a correlation between the iPhones growth and the decline in the DS and PSP’s.

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