Seems that Apple’s iPhone 4 has really proven itself to be quite useful for more than just the every day consumer. The New York Times uses iPhone 4 for quickly and easily uploading video on the go, and Ann Derry, Editorial Director for Video and Television at NYT, considers it to be a “game changer” in terms of video news gathering. Yes, that means many of us already have everything we need to take decent video on the go, just like a New York Times reporter.

The NYTimes for iPad app has just been given an update, and it’s now running in full version. By full version, we mean the app now has more content coming in from the New York Times website. This includes news of course, plus videos and other multimedia content that the online news site is dishing out daily. The app will be available as a free download through the end of the year.

The popular Times Reader for PC is set to get its own Mac version sometime this month. The Mac beta version will get the same core set of features as its PC counterpart including, easy-to-read paginated format, offline access, seven-day archive, text search and font size adjustment. NYT is even throwing access to its Premium more »

Back in June when David Pogue received his review iPhone from Apple, he paid for the service himself so that he could go through the setup process just like everyone else. Now that a month has passed since he first activated the iPhone, he has received his first bill from AT&T. The first bill came more »

Back around the first of July you may remember when David Pogue released his iPhone Musical video. This video was a parody set to the tune of (I Did It) My Way originally a song sung in French. If you are interested in how the video came about and was created, Pogue has released a more »