Review: iPhone stylus shoot out

Some of the more fun iPhone apps hitting the iTunes store these days are the ones like FlipBook and Scribble that let you actually draw on the iPhone’s screen using your finger. Unfortunately, even the thinnest fingers are often not the best tool for drawing on a tiny screen (and my big fat ones are [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Review: iPhone stylus shoot out", url: "http://macenstein.com/default/archives/1594" });

Repeat tests show iPhone 3G doesn't suffer from faulty hardware

After lab results demonstrated that the iPhone 3G's antenna actually functions normally, critics complained that the tests didn't represent their own experiences. So the tests were performed again on two phones that had been experiencing severe probl...

What to do with an old iPhone

You’ve upgraded to Apple’s iPhone 3G. But what to do with that original iPhone you bought a year ago? Christopher Breen outlines three options—give it away, sell it, or keep it.

IPhone software developers stifled under Apple's gag order

Programmers remain bound to not discuss how they create applications, potentially restraining innovation. By creating games and other programs for the iPhone, software developers hoped to find millions of new customers. But they didn't expect to feel muzzled.

If your iPhone 3G has lost all its data and your 3rd party apps crash on launch, clap your hands!

CLAP! CLAP! Yes, that’s right, I bought me a new 3G iPhone this Saturday, even after all my whining about how I was going to wait for a 32GB model to be released before updating my 1st gen. And honestly, I would have waited, if not for a series of somewhat odd circumstances which occurred over [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "If your iPhone 3G has lost all its data and your 3rd party apps crash on launch, clap your hands!", url: "http://macenstein.com/default/archives/1580" });

Inside the iPhone 3G dropped call complaints

Experts and analysts of all stripes are trying to explain what's wrong with the iPhone 3G, but their answers are frequently supported by bad science, outlandish claims, and pure speculation. Here's what's wrong in the reports, and why a simple firmwa...