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UK mobile phone operator O2, who has the exclusive contract to sell the Apple iPhone since it was launched in 2007, until recently, has announced that it has sold over two million iPhones in the UK. According to O2 their iPhone sales are still very strong, even though you can now buy an Apple iPhone in the UK from other mobile phone operators like Vodafone and Orange, and even Tesco, although the Tesco contract is actually an O2 one. O2 have come under criticism from iPhone owners because of their poor data service in certain areas of the UK, this is something I have experinced myself first hand as my iPhone is with O2. It will be interesting to see if O2 can retain its high iPhone sales over the next couple of years, and whether the other networks will be able to lure O2 customers away when new models of the Apple iPhone are released. via Tech Radar This is a post from Geeky Gadgets , who bring you the latest cool Gadgets

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O2 Has Sold Over 2 Million iPhones In The UK

When Apple announced the iPad at their Apple Event, maybe people misunderstood what the product was all about. A week later, it’s evident that the iPad is going to sell like hotcakes. For what it was created to do, it’s going perform extremely well.

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Get 20% OFF iPad ZAGG invisibleSHIELD Pre-Order!

SIM Cards, or Subscriber Identification Modules, are the small smart cards that sit inside our iPhones and give us our connection to the cellular network. SIM Cards also come free with a phone/device purchase. Normally SIM cards have a long life, usually in excess of five years, but sometimes they “burn out” or are defective

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Rogers/Fido To Lower SIM Card Prices?

CIBC has launched a mobile banking application where users can access their account, pay bills, find branches, and more. CIBC Mobile Banking by CIBC Customers of CIBC will be happy to know that CIBC now has a rather fantastic app for iPhone/iPod Touch users. The only requirement is CIBC customers must have online banking enabled on their account (if you can see your account on CIBC.com, you’re set).

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CIBC Launches Mobile Banking App For iPhone

Rogers has launched two new North American (US/Canada) Data add-ons. The new data add-ons allow customers to use the available data anywhere in Canada or the USA. In other words, you can use the data add-on in the USA without any additional data roaming fees. The new data add-ons start at $35/month and also have a Flex Plan beginning at $45/month. The new data add-ons do not replace the existing Rogers data add-ons, as both will still be available

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Rogers Introduces New Canada/USA Data Plans

iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 3G owners that are or have interest in Jailbreaking their device, listen up! Today, Apple stopped signing iPhone firmware 3.1.2. What this means is that those owners of an iPhone 3GS or iPod Touch 3G who had updated to firmware 3.1.3 and who did not use Cydia to store their TSS will not be able to restore to anything but firmware 3.1.3

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Warning: Apple Stops Signing Firmware 3.1.2 For iPhone 3GS

So you have an iPhone and want to play your favorite game against some of your friends. Sadly, however, all the other kiddies on the block have a Motorola DROID. You’re out of luck — actually, not so much anymore

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Mobile Devs Bring Multiplayer Cross-Platform Games to iPhone and Android

Okay, so Apple’s iPod Nano doesn’t exactly have the best video recording of all gadgets, but HD video is gradually shaping up to be a crucial feature to be included in next-generation devices.  Some hints have surfaced that HD video may just be implemented on the next iPhone. If you’ve seen our post on the “N89” codename in the iPhone OS SDK, a tipster has just taken a look at the MediaValidator.plist file  - it reveals several enlightening stats: the maximum video width is up from 768 pixels to 1280, and the maximum number of pixels per frame is up to 921,600, resulting in a 1280 x 720 resolution. The device’s AVC profile has been bumped from 3.0 to 3.1, too, which adds support for 720p

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Next iPhone may possibly record HD video in 720p?

Fring has recently launched their 3G VoIP application for the iPhone and now users can really take advantage of it by making free calls, be it video or voice, and even chat. In case you don’t know, Fring supports a lot of IM clients like Yahoo, GTalk, and others. The download is already available at the iPhone app store – in this link – or you can also update it to have the latest version. via Related Posts Fring adds Skype support Fring has a new feature for all the Skype lovers, which is the support for video conferences of Skyp… First iPhone VoIP Client Of course, having an iPhone means you have a provider

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3G voice and video calls now on Fring

The American Museum of Natural History has comes up with their own iPhone and iPod Touch app known as DINOSAURS: American Museum of Natural History Collections. It allows users the ability to see 800 images of the Museum’s archives, as well information on the dinosaur digs and the creatures themselves

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The Amercian Museum of Natural History App

Because I love watching all the fanboys pop Apple boners and then yelling, “QUICK — EVERBODY LOOK!” while pointing and laughing, this is allegedly an iPhone 4G prototype sitting atop an iPad prototype . As you can see, it looks like a blurry iPhone. Possibly with a black bezel instead of a chrome one. But what really baffles me is why they decided to print ‘Eng’ on part of the screen

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OMG OMG OMG: An iPhone 4G Spy Shot

Apple launched the iPad exactly 1 week ago today , and although they said it wasn’t going to be shipping for another 60 days, they were nice enough to post a new version of the iPhone SDK (3.2) so that developers can start working on their new higher definition versions of iFart. Inside that SDK there just so happens to be some information about the next iPhone. Codenamed N89, the next iPhone has support for 720p video recording and version 3.1 of the AVC codec according to the MediaValidator.plist file that stores what types of media a device can handle. Does this mean the iPhone can record 720p video or simply be able to play it back?

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Next iPhone found in new SDK, codenamed N89, has support for 720p video recording

The silly little sensor in the latest-gen iPod nano might have you thinking that high-quality video recording isn’t anywhere on Apple’s radar, but if you look in the smartphone space, HD video is shaping up to be the next gotta-have-it feature among the world’s most buzzworthy handsets — and sure enough, we’re getting some hints here that it’ll be on board the next iPhone. Remember that mysterious “N89″ device in the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK? We’ve been tipped off that a gander at the MediaValidator.plist file reveals a few telling stats: the maximum video width is up from 768 pixels to 1280, and the maximum number of pixels per frame is up to 921,600, which just happens to work out to 1280 x 720. The device’s AVC profile has been bumped from 3.0 to 3.1, too, which adds in support for 720p — so yeah, all the signs are there, and industry trends pretty much require that we expect it at this point. On a related note, DigiTimes notes that ASUS spin-off Pegatron has allegedly been picked up as an OEM for the N89 (or whatever the new iPhone’s internal code happens to be) — but it won’t be alone

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Pegatron on board to make next iPhone, might do 720p video recording?

Some people may be glad to download iPhone OS 3.1.3, but I want to warn you not to upgrade it to a jailbroken iPhone. That’s right, consider yourself warned. You may not have a hard time messing around with this firmware until you get it right, but jailbroken iPhone users could have problems. Source Related Posts New iPhone Virus Could Harm Jailbroken iPhones It seems that there’s a new iPhone virus on the loose and this one is targeting jailbroken iPhones… Cydia to Launch Own App Store

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Jailbroken phones and iPhone OS 3.1.3 don’t mix

Not only does Super Awesome Hyper Dimensional Mega Team (or SAHDMT for short) does have one of the greatest names I’ve heard a video game developer ever have, but they also have combined the fun of kicking a soccer ball around with the fun of brutally murdering zombies. With that in mind, and my years of killing virtual zombies, I decided to take their flagship title, Pro Zombie Soccer , for a spin. Pro Zombie Soccer has you playing as a highly-skilled soccer player named Jax.  While looking for something to munch on, Jax is attacked by a super zombie who happened to be an even better soccer player than he was named Julinho.  With that bite, Jax is infected with Julinho’s soccer skills, so he decides to use his newly acquired skills to take out some attacking zombies

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Hands-On Preview: Pro Zombie Soccer for iPhone (with Video)

Do you love your iPhone? Do you love your keys? Why not combine your love for both with these iPhone icon keychains. Nothing says “I’m a geek and I’m damn proud of it” like a keychain based on app icons from your smartphone

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iPhone icon keychains for iPhoners with keys

A few days ago, Virgin Mobile officially launched its HSPA+ network (using Bell service) across Canada. Alongside the launch, Virgin announced new smartphone rates plans and that it was carrying the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS. Until now, the only place to get Virgin Mobile service on an iPhone 3G/3GS was to visit a Virgin Mobile store

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Virgin Mobile iPhone Now Available At Canadian Apple Stores

Scosche Industries, an award-winning innovator of iPhone and iPod accessories, has announced its solBAT II – a solar-powered charger and battery backup. The solBAT II works with almost any handheld device that can be charged via a USB cable and feature’s a simple two light indicator that lets users know when the solBAT II it is charging from the sun or a USB cable (red), and when it is passing that stored energy to a handheld (green) like a Blackberry, iPhone, iPod, or PSP. The solBAT II’s lithium ion battery has a capacity of 1500mA and an output of 5V, allowing it to charge USB powered devices at the same rate as a wall charger. The solBAT II features a windshield mount and a universal carabineer mount making it easy to soak up the sun’s clean energy

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Portable Solar-Powered Charger and Battery Backup

Apple (NSDQ:AAPL) issued a new release of the iPhone OS Tuesday that patches a number of security holes, including several that could allow hackers to take control of the portable devices. Version 3.1.3 also offers a number of minor enhancements and bug fixes. The software is available at iTunes. The security fixes apply to the operating system’s CoreAudio, ImageIO, Recovery mode and WebKit components, according to the Apple security update page

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Apple Issues iPhone OS Update That Plugs Several Security Holes

Along with Apple’s long-standing partnership with manufacturer Foxconn, Asus subsidiary Pegatron Technology will reportedly manufacture Apple’s next-generation iPhone. Per Taiwanese industry publication DigiTimes , Pegatron Technology has been selected by Apple for OEM production of the next-gen iPhone, expected to debut this summer. Pegatron will join Foxconn in manufacturing the handsets, industry sources reportedly said. Although Pegatron officially declined to comment, the report noted that the company expects its handset shipments to “grow substantially in 2010″.

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Rumor: Apple Selects New Manufacturer for Fourth-Generation iPhone

This is a great FREE application from Logitech that I’ve had fun playing with! It turns your iPhone into a wireless trackpad mouse or keyboard for your computer. You do need to install a small piece of software on your Mac or PC then simply use the FREE application available from iTunes .

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Want to use your iPhone as a Keyboard or Mouse?