We've repeatedly praised the iPhone SDK and its OS X frameworks for the paradigm shift in game quality they will bring to users of the iPhone, the smartest "smartphone" on the market.  There's simply no comparison between what's already been demonstrated on the iPhone and the kludgy, low resolution Java games that run on most cellphones and smartphones.  But hey, maybe it's a case of "the more, the merrier."  At least New Zeland firm Innaworks thinks so. They have announced AlcheMo, a technology built with the iPhone SDK that allows de ... Read more »

This high profile game has received a lot of attention ever since its original announcement back in July ... Read more »

For as long as Apple has maintained a black-box grip over the iPhone as a “closed platform” industrious hackers have been trying to find exploits to Jailbreak (break open the root jail) and Unlock (remove the locks that keep the iPhone tied to specific carriers such as AT&T, Rogers, O2, Orange, etc.)

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On the fence about downloading iPhone 3.1? Wondering what’s changed since iPhone 3.0? Need a handy link to send your friends who may have questions? TiPb’s got your back with our complete iPhone 3.1 Software Walkthrough.

Previously, we took you throu ... Read more »

iPhone 3GS, the third generation of Apple’s revolutionary phone, breakthrough internet communications device, and widescreen iPod, was introduced at WWDC 2009 and made its debut on June 19, selling over 1 million units ... Read more »

Palm rejected NaNplayer from their App Catalog. That’s the first time that’s happened for their new webOS platform, but it’s something those who follow the iTunes App Store have seen happen with much more frequency. ... Read more »

Chrome for your iPhone 3G! You can now wrap your phone in pure reflection. A bright mirrored surface may say to you “fabulous - I am looking good” or it may go another way entirely and conjure images of sweet chromed rims - either way, the Chrome gives you just what you want.

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It’s no secret that the Apple App Store is just flooded with games and entertainment titles – 21,178 to be exact.

As impressive as that number may sound, however, there is an old saying that says quality over quantity. Now don’t get us wrong, there are very impressive games that have hit the App Store but we think developers are just beginning to scratch the surface of the power of Apple devices. When the App Store was first introduced many developers just rushed to put apps together in a effort to simply cash in with some subpar apps. As time goes on we are seeing more and more impressivel ... Read more »