Chinese blog UMPCFever has posted what appear to be photographs of the new iPhone interface with features such as camera auto-focus, a magnetometer and voice recording. The blogger responsible for the shots says he was given the iPhone prototype from his American friend, who supposedly asked the blogger to only "take fuzzy snapshots" because it is not yet official. The blogger did not take ...

New screenshots have emerged that purport to show some of the new hardware features rumored to be coming in the third-generation iPhone hardware -- widely expected to be announced at WWDC on 8 June 2009. The first shots (below) show the difference between the 2MP camera in the current iPhone (left) compared to the same shot taken with the new iPhone's improved 3.2MP camera with auto-focus. The ...

Quickoffice was the first to launch an Office suite for the iPhone and as I wrote in my review I was pleased with most of the functionality in the software, but there were a couple of glaring issues that kept me from whole-heartedly recommending that application. I saw the version...

A Chinese-language blog posted pictures recently that it claims are the first ever photos from a functioning next-generation iPhone.

AUSTIN, Texas----Alereon, Inc., the Certified Wireless USB technology leader for Worldwide Ultra Wideband WiMedia solutions, today announced the first demonstration of an Apple iPhone/iPod peripheral reference design based on the new worldwide, low power 90nm-LP AL5301 chip built at Samsung's 12inch wafer fabrication facility in Korea.

Leaked or liberated images show an iPhone-like device performing tasks expected in iPhone 3.0.

The folks at Energizer are updating their Energi To Go line of rechargeable battery life extenders to encompass the iPhone 3G and solar power. The first new entries, two form-fitting, rubberized AP...

One question that looks for an answer at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), starting a week from Monday, is whether the iPhone 3.0 software update will support PIV card authentication and who will provide that support.

When Apple introduced the iPhone, the company also opened up the hardware, inviting software developers to provide applications for it. The flood gates were open. In no time at all there was a bewildering array of things that one could get the new phone to do, from the silly to the sublime.[...]

Chinese language blog UMPCFever releases photos purported to be of the next-generation iPhone running iPhone OS 3.0 and demoing new camera and compass features.