On iPhones and Newtons

by Dave Caolo (May 21st 2007 11:00AM)

Michael Simon at Mac | Life takes a cautionary look at the iPhone from the perspective of the failed Newton. In the months before its launch, the Newton generated a lot of buzz and excitement, and boasted similar functionality. As Mr. Simon notes, th...

Springlets for iPhone

by Dave Caolo (Feb 24th 2008 4:00PM)

While we wait for the iPhone SDK, web developers are busily creating iPhone-compatible web apps and pages. There are a few cool ones out there, like Leaflets and PocketTweets. Even FedEx has created an iPhone-friendly page. Recently we came across Sp...

Two years with the iPhone

by Tim Wasson (Jun 29th 2009 4:00PM)

On June 29, 2007, Apple and AT&T released the iPhone for $600 to crowded stores throughout the United States. A whole lot has changed in the iPhone-world in just 2 short years. The 1.0 software is just a distant memory, and looking back I'm a li...

Remember the Milk for iPhone

by Jason Clarke (Nov 11th 2008 8:00AM)

My search for the perfect software task management solution has been going on for a long time, and I think I've finally found the answer: Remember the Milk for iPhone (iTunes link). I've tried almost all of the big names in task managers: iGTD, Thing...

Gallery: Otterbox iPhone Case

Kindle + iPhone = Opportunities?

by Megan Lavey-Heaton (Feb 10th 2009 7:00AM)

Buried in the announcement of the Kindle 2, Amazon also released a small nugget of information that had been flying around the Web for the past few days - that Kindle content will eventually come to cell phones. So, how would that work? According ...

iPhone gets iGoogle

by Christina Warren (Jan 11th 2008 7:30PM)

An optimized version of iGoogle is now available for iPhone users. iGoogle, which can be customized to display RSS feeds, news on a variety of topics, crossword puzzles, weather maps, online tetris, etc. The iPhone optimized version lists all feeds a...

Mind mapping on the iPhone

by Brett Terpstra (Nov 6th 2008 7:00PM)

I'm a fairly rabid fan of mind mapping. I use it daily for everything from mundane tasks like writing packing lists to more energetic pursuits such as frenetic brainstorming sessions. Accordingly, I've taken an interest in the development of two iP...

iPhone UK: The Liveblog

by Nik Fletcher (Nov 8th 2007 12:30PM)

Greetings TUAW readers, from our temporary HQ located just outside London's Regent Street store. Yes, that's right: we're live from London until 6:02pm tomorrow, updated as and when yours truly isn't too busy consuming food (or caffeine for that matt...