Today at WWDC, Steve kicked off the keynote with iPhone 2.0 talk. 4,000 people in enterprise and higher education had the opportunity to participate in beta testing for the new firmware. 35% of Fortune 500 companies participated. Steve started off the day by showing a video of company heads talking about how useful iPhone 2.0 more »

The iPhone 2.0 firmware is looking even more promising, with the inclusion of photo geotagging. For those not familiar with Geotagging, it’s the process of giving a photo an accurate location on a global map — for some, it may sound like a pointless process — but it is in fact a very useful one. more »

Apple keeps finding new features to add to the iPhone interface. The latest feature suspected to be in iPhone Firmware 2.0 is search capability. The guys at blarkKABOOM managed to find a tiny search icon on top of the Contacts list. This is purely a screenshot, so no videos indicate how the search system would more »

Apple makes really great products–most of the time. The odd time, Apple makes a product that nobody wants, and then Steve Jobs quietly kills it. That was the fate of the iPod Hifi. The iPod Hifi was Apple’s iPod Boombox, priced heavily at $350. It was no surprise that the Hifi wasn’t selling well, and more »

If you are lucky enough to own an iPhone or any other digital media player, Movavi has introduced a service that allows anyone to convert their videos on-the-fly, and without taking up your computer’s valuable CPU resources. There are many services like this out there, but few provide the simplicity and ease of use that more »