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iPhone iChat revealed in AT&T survey? No. The survey clearly is about current performance on EDGE, and whoever wrote the survey likely confused the SMS app’s iChat-looking bubbles with the real thing. Carry on. [Engadget]

Contest Reminder: Win an iPhone

You saw our gigantic review of the iPhone, but now it’s time to win one. And by now, we mean NOW, because the contest ends tomorrow, July 10. https://gizmodo.com/apple-iphone-review-276116 Contest [Gizmodo] https://gizmodo.com/were-giving-away-an-iphone-270738

World of Warcraft on the iPhone Kinda

Remember that remote control iPhone to Mac app we showed you last week? Someone’s used that to get World of freaking Warcraft working on the iPhone. It’s not exactly "desktop quality," but he does get the ability to chat and execute some basic commands. You won’t see another Jenkins episode reproduced on the iPhone though,…

Rumor: Next Gen iMacs to Get MacBook Style Keyboard

You know those redesigned iMacs that are rumored to be showing up in the next couple of weeks? Well it may be that Apple is going to introduce a new MacBook-style keyboard along with them, says Apple Insider. Personally, we love it, so we’re not worried, but we also know some people aren’t so cool…

Apple iPhone Review

Click to view[Updated 4:37PM 7/11/07] Greetings irrational fanboys and Apple haters! Ten days and 12,000 ~13,500 words later, our stone-cold look at what it means to own an iPhone is done. Before we get to the in depth hands-on, here’s the verdict I’d give any good friend: Wait to buy the iPhone. https://gizmodo.com/apple-iphone-review-276116 Wait for…

gOffice, iPhone’s First Word Processor

From the beginning, the iPhone could read Microsoft Word documents, but now you’ll be able to do basic word processing on it with gOffice for iPhone. Developer Kevin Warnock created this mini application, which he calls the world’s first working word processor for the Apple iPhone. What’s the catch? The iPhone’s lack of copy, cut…

6th Generation of iPods for January 2008

Analysts at Piper Jaffray peg Apple’s next iPod announcement in January 2008, and they bet we’ll see an iPod with an iPhonish touchscreen and running a version of OS X. What is it with these guys and obvious predictions? I mean, January is Macworld. From the looks of it, the iPhone will continue to be…

iPhone Lust, From a Female Perspective

Are you getting blank stares from members of the opposite sex when you gush about your iPhone? Believe it or not, there were some women who waited in line for an iPhone, too. So whether you’re male or female, is the iPhone worth lusting after? Either way, there’s something mildly titillating about this video by…

What the iPhone Needs

It’s funny because it’s true. [gearfuse]

Wireless WildCharger for RAZR and iPod Nano Coming This Month

WildCharge has finally announced their first production unit—the Motorola RAZR. For $89.99, you get the starter bundle including charging pad and phone adapter. The adapter is really a back plate replacement for the RAZR that has a “charging arm” that plugs into the phone. In other words, wires are involved, just not between the charging…

Contest Reminder: Win an iPhone

Even if you hate the iPhone, why not win one and smash it into a thousand pieces? Keep your submissions to our Made in Eureka contest coming, because we’re still giving away a free iPhone. And there’s nothing cheaper than free. Hit the link below to see how you can win one for yourself. Contest…

30 Years of Apple Evolution

For those who haven’t seen the project, designer Edwin Tofslie assembled nearly every Apple product from the company’s history into one giant picture. And studying the trends while they’re all laid out is like re-watching The Sixth Sense—pretty obvious in retrospect. My critical analysis: square, circle, square. And though there are a few abnormalities in…

IM on iPhone, Become Trillian Astra Tester

For iPhone owners still bummed out about the lack of messaging capabilities, there may be a glimmer of hope. Cerulean Studios is designing Trillian Astra specifically for iPhone application, and they need testers. For those who aren’t familiar with Trillian, it encompasses the gamut of instant messaging programs, including AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo Messenger, and…

Apple Hi-Fi Vs. Altec Lansing IMV712

Today, as our two most expensive units battle, marks the close of our first round of iPod Dock Battlemodo. First, we have the $349 Apple Hi-Fi. It’s the Chosen System, blessed by the hands of Steve Jobs himself. And while it’s late on the scene, that allowed Apple a chance to learn from the mistakes…

July Mac Chick of the Month

Yes readers—it’s that time of month again, when the blind can see, the hungry can eat and everyone becomes an Apple fanboy for one post. This is Justine Sane, Macenstein’s July Mac Chick of the Month. She’s on a podcast at EnterCourseTV and enjoys activities like stripping down around her Macs and…that’s pretty much what…

iPhree, For Handless iPhone Operation

If we’re going to miss one thing from the iPhone launch, it’s all the free love Apple chicks parodies that have been produced as a result. Take this iPhree video—reducing the dual-touch to no-touch, it has every element needed in good comedy—from a ludicrous product to a naked man with foliage-obscured genitalia. And we just…

More iPhone Destruction, Now With Pizza

Maybe it’s cathartic to destroy the iPhone after all of its hype, as we have another journalist’s entry in the iPhone destruction trend. This time, Mobility Today is testing the $24.95 invisibleSHIELD—a product that’s been around for mobile devices for some time—on the iPhone. Hit the jump for a video that includes pizza and water…

iPhone Popularity Forces Calamari on Menu

The iPhone Calamari commercial was tantalizing enough to tempt our own Brian Lam to write up a seafood craving post of his own. But apparently he wasn’t the only one jonesing for the stuff after seeing Apple’s ad, as the commercial’s featured restaurant, Pacific Catch, was forced to add the dish to their menu because…

Gearlive figured out how to get IRC working on the iPhone. Awesome news for time travelers who are planning a trip back to 1999. [Gearlive]

The iPhone Period Trick

Some of you iPhone users have been complaining about the period key being banished to the numbers and symbols keyboard layout. Well quit your whining, here’s a quick and easy way to get around that. All you have to do is press and hold the numbers key, and without lifting your finger slide it over…