If you want to take screen shots on the iPhone, it is now super easy if you have the iPhone 2.0 Software. How do you do it? Simply hold the home button down, then press the power button on top. The screen you are currently on will flash white, confirming that the picture has been more »

Milliamp LTD, a company that offers all sorts of iPod battery services, is ready to help you replace the battery in your iPhone, 1st gen or 3G. For only $20, Milliamp will swap out your old battery with a 1400 mAh lithium-ion polymer battery, which they say “…is the same strength as…” as the stock more »

A man by the name of Hiroyuki Sano has started a line at the Apple Softbank flagship store in Japan, and will be the first to have a legit Asian iPhone. Serkan Toto over at CrunchGear was lucky enough to interview him, and he found out some interesting details about just how much this man wants his iPhone. For example, he traveled 230 miles from his hometown and skipped four days of college to be able to get his key spot in line. Also, his travel fees cost him a total of $213, more than the 8GB iPhone itself. This man is dedicated.

Check him out in a video after the break.

If you’re looking for a game that makes the most of the iPhone’s touch screen and accelerometer, then you will want to check out Aqua Forest from Hudson Soft and Prometech Software. This awesome 2D game allows users to “…manipulate on-screen water and various other substances by touch.” With five modes in each of the ten stages, there are a total of fifty rounds for you to play in this game. However, for ultimate fun, there is also a free mode in which you can simply waste hours of time playing with this awesome physics engine game.

To see it in action, check out the video after the jump.

Those lucky guys over at Ars Technica got their hands on an iSlayer iPhone app that has yet to be released to the public. Although Ars points out that this app won’t be ready in time for the App Stores debut, it looks super geeky and awesome. Dubbed iStat Remote, this native application will allow more »

What good are media files on an iPhone if you can’t turn them into an awesome ringtone? None. Well at least that’s what Information Appliance Associates thinks. =That’s why they have announced their PocketMac RingtoneStudio for iPhone, “…a new tool that gives iPhone users the power to convert almost any media file on their Macs more »

In about one week, the iPhone 3G will officially be upon us and ready to be touched by our greasy hands. My big question is, what does this mean for your first generation iPhone? Are you going to keep it and use it as a Wi-Fi iPod? Will you hand it over to a family more »

Apple has given Intel the cold shoulder and has decided to not use their chips in the next generation iPhone 3G. Although Intel is working hard to produce smaller versions of their popular and powerful x86 chips, Apple “…chose not to take that road map at their next generation of platform,” according to Patrick Gelsinger, more »

Apple is at it again with their helpful guided tours. This time, that same familiar face in the black shirt is talking about updates with the iPhone 3G and its 2.0 software. You can head over to Apple’s website to watch it, and you can download it for your computer or iPod if your internet more »

Remember last week when we found out that the iPhone 3G won’t fit the dock that came with the original iPhone? Yeah, well that’s beginning to look even worse. According to the Sidney Herald, the iPhone 3G won’t even come with a dock of its own. This means you are going to have to fork more »