World's First Jailbroken iPhone 3G

We can't say this is a surprise... but it is sweet to see. The iPhone Dev Team has added a video to their blog showing off the latest version of their upcoming PwnageTool 2.0, along with a video of what they claim is the "world's first" jailbroken iPhone 3G.

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Is the iPhone Killing Terrestrial Radio?

For years I’ve been saying that the days of radio are numbered. The portable, Internet-enabled entertainment portal is a thing of the present. Not only is radio in mortal danger from all sides, but so is TV.

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Must See: Best iPhone Web Apps (Pics)

Google "great iPhone apps," and you'll find many Top 10 lists of the coolest applications out there. But in selecting our top Web apps, we focused on design. How does the page look on the 3.5-in. screen? Were the buttons big enough that we could easily tap them with a finger? And does the content reflect the mobile context?

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The Second Coming: Ars goes in-depth with the iPhone 3G

The iPhone 3G has been hyped for almost as long as the original iPhone itself. But is it worth the upgrade cost and a whole new two-year agreement with AT&T in order to get one? Ars took an in-depth look at every detail of the newest iPhone—including extensive testing of Exchange and enterprise features—in order to find out.

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iPhone App Listens to Music and tells you the name of Song

Have you ever heard some music, be it in the background in a shop, or played on the radio and ever wished you knew the track's name? That's the dilemma Shazam sets out to solve.

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Apple Sells One Million 3G iPhones First Weekend

Despite a few hiccups and stores running out of inventory, Apple was able to sell one million 3G iPhones worldwide across 21 countries its first three days on sale. During that same time, owners of both the new and old iPhone were able to download 10 million apps from the newly launched App Store on iTunes, despite a few hiccups with the iPhone 2.0

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