iPhone Hacks

Is Motorola Droid's 5MP Camera Better Than iPhone's?

Verizon proudly flaunts Droid's 5 megapixel camera in the "Droid Does" ad campaign where it mocked iPhone's camera with the line "iDon't take 5-megapixel pictures". But is the Droid camera indeed better than iPhone 3GS's camera? 

Andy Ihnatko, a tech columnist at Chicago Sun has countered the argument with actual camera shots. A picture is worth a thousand words indeed. 

Study Reveals Impact of Increased RAM in iPhone 3GS

In our previous articles, we have covered the specifications of  Apple's new iPhone 3GS and it was no secret that Apple's new iPhone 3GS is a faster version of iPhone 3G.

The speed and performance of iPhone 3GS were attributed to faster CPU, more RAM, improved graphics etc. But a recent study carried out by iPhone app developer, Tap Tap Tap reveals that the increased RAM in iPhone 3GS was probably not given the importance it deserved.

Hero of Sparta for iPhone: An Entertaining, Graphic Rich Game [iPhone Game Review]

Hero of Sparta, a Gameloft creation ranks among the best  iPhone apps available on the App store and for all the right reasons. The game has some amazing graphics and concepts that are fairly new to the world of iPhone gaming.

This game has been around for some time but I just downloaded it and liked it so much that I wanted to share it with you folks. Worth mentioning is that this game is available at a discounted price of $.99, which is $9 less compared to its actual price and according to me is a steal.

iPhone 3GS Performance Comparison: iPhone 3GS beats Palm Pre, G1 and iPhone 3G

The disassembled iPhone 3GS showed us all the components and substantiated Apple's claim of Speed with iPhone 3GS.

Now we also have comparison results coming in, which almost cements the fact that iPhone 3GS is faster than some of the best smartphones in the market (in most areas).

iPhone 3G S Disassembled: Reveals 833MHz CPU, 256MB RAM & 720p HD Video

Most of us are possessive about the gadgets we own, and more so if it happens to be one of the best smartphones in the market a.k.a the iPhone 3G S.

But we do have folks who do not mind stripping and tearing down their iPhone 3G S and take that extra step to get to know the iPhone 3G S better. Folks at iFixit and RapidRepair have done exactly that and have disassembled their iPhone 3G S to the bone.

iPhone 3G S Features: Review Roundup

With the eagerly awaited iPhone 3G S finally on sale, we set our eyes on consolidating some of prominent reviews about Apple's iPhone 3G S.

It is obvious that the new iPhone 3G S brings more improvements to the existing iPhone 3G. However, it remains to be seen if the iPhone 3G S is as appealing to existing iPhone users as it is to a first time iPhone enthusiast. 

iPhone 3G Reviews by Walt Mossberg, Edward Baid & David Pogue

If you like to buy gadgets after doing a detailed analysis of its pros and cons (Apple fanboys like me are of course excluded) then you should read the reviews of Apple's iPhone 3G by the big three tech writers: Walt Mossberg of Wall Street Journal, Edward Baid of USA Today and David Pogue of New York Times and get their take on the iPhone 3G before you decide to buy it.

iPhone reviews

iPhone might be the most hyped gadget ever, but if you are like me who buys gadgets after doing a detailed analysis of its pros and cons, you are probably also not satisfied reading just a single review of the iPhone. So I thought it would be a good idea to do a roundup of iPhone reviews by choosing some of the best iPhone reviews from the experts themselves. The iPhone is still to be launched in Europe, so I am yet to get my hands on the iPhone to post my very own iPhone review, till then hear it from the experts. 

I hope this post helps you in making the decision and doesn't end up confusing you further.

iPhone could potentially be a boon for mobile phone advertising

The NewYork Times carried an interesting article this week on how Hollywood loves the small screen (read mobile phones) but Advertisers don't. I believe the iPhone will help change that perception quite dramatically. Steve Jobs gave us a peek on how the iPhone could change all that during his Keynote address. Mobile advertising is one huge potential of the iPhone which seems to have gone unnoticed.

iPhone: Not touchy feely

There’s an interesting trade-off presented by the iPhone. While the phone can do more, and it’s interface is fluid, in some ways it widens the gulf between human and computer. When you touch it it doesn’t touch you back. That may prove to be a good thing. It may prove that what we think we need we don’t really need. The trade-offs may pay-off.