Ever wonder how a 3D, high resolution, first person shooter would work on the iPhone? Well we will soon find out. iPhone users are buzzing with the latest juicy tidbit that has been floating around the cyber highway, BioShock is coming to the iPhone.

Is it true that Apple has bought software for that enables handwritten input for the iPhone? Rumors have been circulating about a handwritten code that was supposedly purchased by Apple for the iPhone OS 2.0.

A developer has uncovered a hidden option in the latest iPhone 2.0 beta firmware to disable or enable 3G. Current models hide the option for obvious reasons, but the 3G iPhone is likely to take advantage of the feature.

iPhone v2.0 was released to a select group of enterprise parters. What the beta users discovered got many of people buzzing about what this might mean for future versions of the iPhone. Will we see geotagging in iPhone 2.0? Perhaps we’ll see the rumored GPS?

We now know that Steve Jobs will be unveiling the new 3G iPhone at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco on June 9th, but details (okay, rumours and speculation) are continuing to be revealed by various sources. The latest concerns the high speed transfers which may be possible using the device, and it seems Australia may be set to be the world leader.

Wow, AT&T really messed up this customer’s order. After purchasing one of Apple’s popular handsets, he received three packages in the mail, and each held its own interesting surprise…

A few days ago, I wrote about iPhonebrowser which enables Windows users to retrieve music from their iPod Touch or iPhone since neither have a "disk use" mode like other iPods.  However, if you are using Windows Vista 64-bit, you are out of luck with this software.

For all those who have little would-be iPhone pirates lying dormant deep within themselves, you’re finally getting your opportunity to illegally share files directly from your iPhone.  Fans of jailbraking their iPhones can now use iSlsk to share files wherever and whenever they please. 

It’s a known fact: the iPhone hasn’t reached its potential, and it’s clear Apple doesn’t intend on unlocking the phone’s true abilities. As a result, iPhone wielders often come up with really cool ways to do things with their devices, and it looks like someone’s figured out how to use Apple’s mobile to replace certain wallet contents.

The iPod Touch and iPhone are not like other iPods; possessing no "disk use" mode. With other iPods it is possible to use that mode to access the flash memory or hard drive directly and pull music off the iPod, this is not possible with the iPod Touch or iPhone. But, there is a free and easy method of getting music from your iPod Touch or iPhone to you PC.