iPhone application RedLaser is one of those apps that really shows off the power of mobile technology.

It’s the day before the official iPhone 4 launch in Australia, with Telstra promoting its MasterChefs and serving up apple-related food, Vodafone and 3 partying it up at the Ivy, Optus pop starring it up with Kelly Rowland and Virgin Mobile getting Branson in on the act.

The latest iPhone has finally gone on sale in Australia today.

So the Apple iPhone 4 came to the shores of Singapore and Hong Kong yesterday, along with several other countries like Australia and Canada. In Singapore, the starting price of the iPhone 4 16GB is SG$888 (around Php29,700) while the 32GB is SG$1048 (~Php35,100). All 3 telcos in Singapore (StarHub, M1 and SingTel) offered the [...] Related posts: iPad goes on sale in Singapore & Hong Kong Apple ...

Hands up if you have purchased or are about to purchase an iPhone 4. If you are, make sure you don’t completely empty the piggy bank as some of your favourite accessories might need to be replaced or updated. A lot of ink and pixels have been spilled discussing the iPhone 4. There’s Antennagate, the queues at the stores and the iOS calendar bug. But very little has been said about iPhone ...

O K, SO I'M calling Steve Jobs' bluff. So to speak. Maybe he thought iPhone 4 owners couldn't make the call. He said if we buy an iPhone 4 and have a problem with the infamous "death grip" antenna, we can return it within 30 days of purchase and get a full refund with no restocking fee. We could always have returned a glitchy phone, but we would have had to pay that restocking fee, which can be ...

Apple’s iPhone 4 might have arrived in Australia to massive queues, plenty of free coverage in the mainstream media and the sort of hype not seen perhaps since the release of Windows 95 but clearly quality control is not all it could be at Cupertino. Not withstanding embarrassing stories about the iPhone 4’s antenna design and potential reception problems caused by the “grip of death”, a new and ...

Apple's iPhone faces strong competition in the smartphone market from handsets using Google's Android.

Apple launched the iPhone 4 in 17 additional countries today, causing another round of debate over whether or not the iPhone 4's external antenna design is flawed or not. A UK consulting firm says its tests show the "death grip" problem is real, and "significantly" worse for the iPhone 4 than other smartphones. A review from Norway is less critical, suggesting the iPhone 4 gets better signal ...

A new iPhone application is making it easier to evacuate come a hurricane. ABC26 News Reporter Vanessa Bolano has the details.