CyberSurge

With iPhone firmware 2.0 coming this month and with that, the App Store, the question has started to come up about how much iPhone users would pay for applications.
I’ve done some thinking and I’ve realized that I’m not exactly the right person to ask, mostly because I think practically all of the for-pay applications on [...]

“A source at a software company that has been working on a native iPhone application tells us the company is getting ready to launch that application on Monday, which could also imply that Apple’s App Store will be up and running that day.” -Tom Krazit, Cnet
The App Store is (from all we know) the only [...]

With the release of Mac OS X 10.5.3 iPhone users (and anyone else) can now sync their Address Book contacts with Google Contacts. Within the Address Book Preferences, under General, you now have the option to Synchronize with Google.
Just check the box, it will ask you for your Google account and password and from now [...]

So everyone out there who was a little upset when they found out that background apps weren’t allowed may not have to complain for too much longer, The Unofficial Apple Weblog has revealed that the most recent build of the iPhone SDK supports the UIApplication delegate class, which includes methods that apply to gaining and [...]

Citi analysts Richard Gardner and Yeechang Lee are predicting that the 3G iPhone will be announced at the WWDC keynote in San Francisco. I do believe this to be true but I have to clarify something that no one has been able to get right. Steve Jobs has NEVER said that there would be a [...]

GameCyte has gotten a hold of the programmers of Quake 3 for iPhone/iPod Touch and have made it very clear that this is real (video here). But, unfortunately the team doesn’t have any plans to make the demo public.
The programmers spent between 8 and 12 hours getting the game running on the iPod Touches using [...]

Radioshift is a great program developed by Rogue Ameoba that lets you listen to and record streaming radio programs. I purchased it about a month ago and have been using it extensively to record many different radio programs.
Well Rogue Ameoba has been developing Radioshift for the iPhone and it is looking pretty good. TUAW had [...]

Arstechnica is reporting that the latest iPods and iPhone are actually capable of video resolutions up to 720×576, this is a much better resolution than 640×480 and is coincidentally the same maximum resolution as PAL DVDs.
I had actually noticed before that the rented iTunes movie files were at resolutions such as 853×366 (Fantastic Four has [...]