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With the iPhone 3G recently being released there has been a massive rush not only for the iPhone 3G itself but also 3rd party software and tools for the years most hotly anticipated mobile device.

In this Article I will highlight and review my top 10 iPhone 3g applications that will give you unlimited communications and access to all your favorite activities no matter where you are, and the best part, Most of them are Free iPhone Applications!

So without further ado, here are my reviews on some of the best iPhone applications on the internet today!

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Apple captured the hearts of many phone users last year with the release of the iPhone, but many felt that the phone was lacking.

This week Apple anounced the release of the iPhone 2 (or the iPhone 3G). The iPhone 2 does at first glance seem to answer many prayers of its followers, with much faster downloading of music, GPS tracking and faster innards. It will also quite surprisingly allow third party applications, allowing you to customise your iPhone 2!

The downsides slowly seem to be piling up though, in a… Continue Reading»

It has just been announced that Apple have finally pulled it’s finger out with the iPod Touch, they will be equipping it with a masssive 32GB of flash memory, thats 7000 songs or 40 hours of video to the less geeky among you.

This a fantastic boost toa gadget that was already, and this is coming from someone who was against Apples products and their DRM on release, Shit Hot. With Crystal Clear sound quality, a sharp crisp screen, reflexive touch screen and a spot on intuitive directory… Continue Reading»

Apple today has posted a video of Apple TVs new user interface. It is not a full guide as you may expect, but it will definitely give you an idea of how the interface is and it is really cool. Now you don’t need to go outside to rent a movie, you can do it right from Apple TV. Continue Reading»

Google on Tuesday launched the Google Mac Developer Playground, a Web site that houses open source code and projects from Google’s Apple-oriented engineers.

“We’ve always had a place to showcase our consumer products,” said Amit Singh, a Google engineering manager, and Karen Grünberg, a Google product manager, in a blog post. “Today, we’re unveiling the Google Mac Developer Playground, a Web site where the Mac community can look for new and interesting open source projects and demos from our Mac team.”

The site includes a variety of works-in-progress to help Mac developers and general users. Statz, for… Continue Reading»

The best thing about Macs is their operating system. Since their launch, I have been greatly inspired by looks of Mac OS X and wanted to convert my Windows XP PC into Mac. The elegant look of Mac is what inspires me a lot. Elements such as the genie effect for minimizing windows, the animated dock at the bottom for shortcuts, and glass-like widgets for displaying mini information panels make it a dream operating system for every geek who wants clutter free user interface.