One of the most exciting announcements at Wednesday’s Apple WWDC was the anticipated arrival of the iOS4, the new operating system built for iPhone. The brand spanking new operating system comes equipped with approximately 100 new features, both new and upgraded. All of these delightful extras will be deployed on the iPhone 4G when it’s released throughout the world in selected countries on June 28^th.

However, don’t worry if you are still under contract for your existing iPhone. Current owners of the iPad, iPhone 3G/3GS and iTouch 2G/3G will be able to update their existing operating system to the new software. ...

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Are you ready for an upgrade yet? If so, Apple has announced in San Francisco yesterday that the new iPhone 4G will be available throughout the U.S.A, the U.K, Germany, France and Japan on Thursday 24^th June. The device will then be released worldwide in an additional 88 countries by September 2010. At least now you know when you will be able to get your hands on one.

Steve Jobs announced Apple’s latest creation, previously dubbed the iPhone HD, at the Apple WWDC (Worldwide Developer Conference), the company’s annual bash for budding games and app developers.

The new iPhone 4G comes complete...

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Steve Jobs will today announce the details of the release of Apple’s latest version of the iPhone. Dubbed the iPhone 4G (the previous was called the 3GS, the ‘s’ standing for speed), the latest device is set to be the hottest new gadget this summer. Hitting UK stores later in June, the iPhone 4G signals a statement of intent from Apple and their willingness to create an all out assault on the global smart phone market.

Apple launched the very first iPhone in 2007 to a blizzard of hype and media attention. Having grabbed the headlines, Apple has subsequently attained a...

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As eager iPhone developers delve into the iPhone OS 4.0 beta, there are some interesting potential features being uncovered. Recent finds suggest that iPhone developers and development studios have discovered that the iPhone 4G/HD device will almost definitely contain 720p HD video recording functionality.

The new iPhone OS 4.0 SDK (software development kit) contains two presets for capturing video footage (640 x 480 and 1280 x 720). This represents a change when compared with previous iteration’s of the iPhone OS SDK. This comes as no genuine surprise following from reports of Gizmodo’s iPhone coup, as the iPhone 4G hardware contains a...

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Mashable has today reported on an open and astoundingly frank letter from Apple head honcho Steve Jobs. The letter explains the reasons why Apple has chosen not to support Flash on its iPhone, iTouch and iPad devices.

The letter clearly outlines the defects that Apple has identified regarding the use of Flash in parallel with these devices.  This letter will probably be dissected thoroughly in the coming days and weeks and Mashable has praised Steve Jobs for his earnest and public facing explanation of the drawbacks of using Flash on Apple devices.

At the top of the grumble list, Steve Jobs blames...

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Arm holdings are responsible for creating the processor chips that accompanies virtually every mobile device in the world, including the Apple iPhone and iPad. This week there have been rumors of an acquisition at ARM, with the potential buyer being none other than Apple. If successful with the acquisition, this could have big implications for the rest of the mobile industry, as Apple could potentially restrict the use of ARM technology to increase its competitive advantage in the market.

The London Evening Standard has responded to speculation that city traders are buzzing with news that an acquisition could be on the...

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A man walks into a bar in California carrying the latest iPhone 4G (or is that iPhone HD?). The brand new iPhone 4G is bigger, faster and more powerful. Its new features include a camera flash, a ceramic casing, front facing camera and a higher resolution screen, but this is no joke and there is no punch line. For the Apple employee who mistakenly (read drunkenly?) left the latest Apple iPhone 4G in the California bar, these are not tales of drunken hilarity.

The result of this public relations holocaust for Apple has been the centre of much speculation and delight...

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