I’ve been using ClockedIn for iPhone for roughly 3 months now and I’m finding it to be a very useful and easy to use app. For those of you who work freelance and are constantly tackling several projects at once, or bouncing from meeting to meeting, this app is a great way to keep track of the time you are spending on each project or specific task.

The interface is … Read More

UPDATE: Apparently there is a bug when using bluetooth keyboard/mouse in conjunction with AirLock, read below:

Regarding Airlock’s incompatibilities with Bluetooth keyboards and mice:
Rich Kubota at Apple updated us again today on our situation. He said that the wireless keyboard and mouse connection-loss issue is due to a bug in the Bluetooth firmware made by Broadcom, Apple’s current Bluetooth chipset manufacturer. He said that Broadcom is currently the holdup … Read More

A few days ago 9to5Mac posted a rumor that Apple is on the verge of releasing an FM Radio App for the iPhone. Apparently, the iPhone 3G/3GS currently have an FM transceiver inside which is used to communicate with the Nike+ accessory. All Apple has to do is flick a switch and TaDa! FM Radio on your iPhone.

The BCM4329’s FM transmit capabilities enable consumers to stream music directly from their … Read More

I came across a few posts today discussing a newly revised app called PhoneView, brought to us by a company called ECAMM. What i found interesting about this app is the impressive list of features that it boasts, without the need to Jailbreak your iPhone.

The main feature that caught my attention was the ability (in V2.3) to copy your voicemail messages to your computer and save them as … Read More

A 25-year old employee at Foxconn supposedly committed suicide last week. For those of you who don’t know, Foxconn is the manufacturer responsible for developing Apple iPhone concepts or next gen prototypes and this particular employee was the guy responsible for keeping 16 iPhone prototypes in a safe place, away from prying eyes.

Supposedly, when he realized that a 4th gen iPhone prototype he was responsible for had been … Read More

Yesterday Rory posted an article about an application to allow file transfer between your iPhone and Mac/PC via USB called DiskAid. For those of you using Windows machines, there is another software called Xilisoft iPhone, which several of my associates use regularly and swear by it.

The interesting thing about Xilisoft iPhone is that aside from … Read More

Universal Studios is gearing up to release the special edition Blu-Ray version of Fast & Furious at the end of the month and they’ve decided to make the bonus content iPhone friendly.

They will be releasing an app via the App Store which will allow customers who have the Blu-Ray disc … Read More

Apple issued a support article outlining methods to keep your iPhone 3G and/or iPhone 3GS operating within acceptable operating temperatures.

This document seemed to surface soon after a number of reports about the iPhone 3GS overheating and displaying the dreaded “Temperature!” warning.

For more info hit the link.

I would really love to get the data rate on my new iPhone 3GS to hit 7.2 mbit/s, like Rogers advertises. Unfortunately, the reality is that we’ll never be able to hit that speed as the network can’t handle it.

On my iPhone 3G I remember getting download speeds of about 4800 kbits/s. With the 3GS however, I can’t seem to break 4075 Kbits/s download and 261 Kbits/s upload.

From what I’ve … Read More

When I first purchased my iPhone 3G back in August 2008 I became obsessed with finding the best case possible. I’m a fan of the swivel clip, but I hate bulky cases, and cases that are made from cheap plastics, like a lot of the cases that are currently on the market.

In October, I stumbled upon Vaja Leather Products, a small company located … Read More