Google Voice is a great service, but its functionality becomes even better if you can use it on a phone. Google has created a web app using HTML5 web browser on both the iPhone and WebOS phones. HTML5 allows powerful web apps to work with more efficiency. As long as you have an iPhone running more »

When Apple showed off it’s iPhone 3.0 software at WWDC, one of the more interesting presentations came from TomTom with their GPS app. It was finally a an iPhone app that actually replaced another expensive gadget. The TomTom app has yet to debut, and so far the GPS apps we have seen require a monthly more »

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that iPhone OS 3.0 landed the other day. Apple’s servers really faced a challenge leading to some trending topics on Twitter. Should Apple have been able to handle the load or are they just facing growing pains? Gadgetell visited with TechVi to talk to Randall Bennett and CNET’s John Falcone about this topic.

Now that leading edge users have downloaded and installed iPhone 3.0, many are wondering if it is enough to keep them in love with uber-phone or start casting longing glances at the new Palm Pre. We’ll take a quick look at some of the things iPhone users have been waiting for and then provide a reality check in comparison to Palm’s entry.

Wow, Apple let loose a barrage of improvements today at their iPhone 3.0 preview. With these improvements on the celebrated iPhone, is the Pre still looking like the champ it was back in January? If you caught my morning post on what the Pre didn’t want to see, you already know things just got a bit hot in here.

And a merry Friday the 13th to you! Can you believe the crap they pulled this week? I could have written this post on Monday with the mayhem that abounds the web this week. Here are my favorites: iPhone 3.0 – Apple is freaking!; Palm Pre Temple of Doom; Symbian believes it has a future; Sony Execs held over Walkman name; and Office Depot shows us why no one shops there.