iPhone OS 3.0, Design and UI

So the long awaited iPhone OS version 3.0 has finally arrived. If you’re like me and downloaded it as soon as it was available you are by now well aware of all it’s new features and maybe even still discovering them (when you get the time).
Apple has published a well documented list of some of [...]

iiQuota iPhone app

Came across iiQuota iPhone app this week.  A handy little app if you’re casually interested in monitoring your Broadband and mobile usage on the go on your iPhone.
Does not support all ISP’s or mobile phone providers. iiNet, Telstra, OPTUS, Vodafone and Internode are only supported at this stage…

My Memova – Free iPhone contact sync and backup

Continuing on from the iPhone entries of late, Memova have release a handy contacts syncing and backup service – my.memova. It does not have as much packed into it as MobileMe but considering you may only want to back up your contacts on the Internet cloud and it is also free, I would say it’s [...]

PC to iPhone to Mac

A few weeks ago I put together a list of my favorite iPhone apps. Well since then, this list has developed and I have now settled into a complementing set of apps for the PC, Mac and iPhone. Working on both a Mac and PC is no big deal, everything is pretty much the same. [...]

Favorite iPhone apps

So after playing around with the new 3G iPhone now for a few months I thought I would put together a list of my favorite apps and some footnotes to my previous iPhone entry (how the iPhone changed the world).
Firstly, a few criticisms.
Not being a phone for everyone, there are a few things the iPhone [...]

How the iPhone changed the world

So let me firstly say, the iPhone has not (in my opinion) changed the world but rather the way in which we communicate within it. Lets not forget the bigger picture here, it’s not just about a phone, it’s about Apple extending it’s reach into every household over and above that which Microsoft has for [...]