CyberSurge

I’m willing to (at least try to) answer any questions you have about the iPhone. Just ask it in the comments.
This will be where most of the iPhone stuff will be put instead of making a new post about it. That way all of you who don’t really care/want to hear about the iPhone don’t [...]

I plug my iPhone in this morning to sync some podcasts and this is what I find:

Very interesting, It is cool that Apple is trying to improve its product but I wonder what information was being sent?

Well I did it, I went ahead and got the iPhone. I probably shouldn’t have but I don’t care, especially since it is so beautiful and is just as fast as the commercials show.
It is currently sitting in its docking telling me that Sync is in progress and the battery is at about 75%.
Just a [...]

You still have one week to comment and try to win the Nintendo DS Browser. I loved it and you can see my review of the browser here.
For complete details on the contest check those out here. But, if you want the short version all you have to do is leave a comment on any [...]

I took a drive out to the two local AT&T stores in my area. There was not a single person there. This of course makes me want the iPhone more because I would be one of the extremely few people in my area that has an iPhone. I already use AT&T and have added a [...]

Apple has made an RSS reader for the iPhone. It’s Apples first Web app designed specifically for the iPhone. I guess that answers the question as to whether or not Safari on the iPhone has an RSS reader or not, it doesn’t but at reader.mac.com if you are using an iPhone you can use it.
If [...]

Pownce is a new way to share files with friends. It has been created by Leah Culver, Kevin Rose, Daniel Burka, and Shawn Allen. The team has created a new company called Megatechtronium.
The new app that is invitation only but available for Windows and Mac (Linux coming soon) will be a very interesting app once [...]

Truly an amazing feat. A QX6850 has been overclocked to an astonishing 5133MHz using a EVGA 680i motherboard.
This clock speed was accomplished using liquid nitrogen cooling and bumping the voltage to 1.65v.

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