iPhone

This USB powered speaker amplifies your favorite tunes thanks to the large resonance chamber. The unique design is meant to provide a richer audio experience when compared to other small speaker. - Praveen Vasudev from Bookmarklet

The HypnosEye lets you project images from the screen of your iPhone, iPod Touch or other mobile device onto a screen. It uses a special anti-glare mirror and lens to blow up the screen onto a projection surface. - Praveen Vasudev from Bookmarklet

"The SmartScreen iPhone App lets your program your own widgets and place them on the lock screen of your iPhone, it will only work on jailbroken iPhone." - Müjdat Korkmaz

"Trust me, though, you’ve never had so much fun literally staring death in the face and then shooting it." - Patrick Jordan from Bookmarklet

"Apple is widely regarded as the master of mobile software design, but is it about to copy a key feature of Android? The reason iPhone apps are so easy to use is that Apple enforces strict design rules on third party developers. Those rules could be about to change, we’ve heard." - Martin Bryant from Bookmarklet

I hope that all of the major phone OS designers take something away from the successes of the others. I love seeing really good competition in this arena. - Jennifer Dittrich

Really Ballmer, when did they ask you about OS market share. They're asking you about the iPhone and Android Mobile OS numb nuts. - Gerard Lagana from Bookmarklet

:)) - Maryam Ardakani

"A patent application filed in the United States suggests that the leading technology firm is considering introducing commercials in order to sell its products at a discounted price. Described in the application as "enforcement routine" software, it is believed the technology would force users to watch or listen to small adverts which they would be unable to skip past. The technology could also require users to answer questions about the adverts in order to ensure they have listened to and fully understood them. People listening to iPods could be asked to respond to certain button combinations which, once correctly input, would allow them to continue listening to their music. By including the adverts Apple could considerably reduce the cost of some of its best selling products gaining an even larger share of the market. News of the patent, which has been leaked online, sparked immediate concern among fans of Apple's technology." - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

F A I L - JA Castillo

"The premise behind "The Carrier," Evan Young's iPhone graphic novel, is fairly basic: a guy wakes up in a dark room with no idea how he got there, who he is, or why a titanium briefcase is shackled to his wrist. The execution, however, is anything but simple. Existing only through iTunes (for now), the graphic novel mixes traditional comic book storytelling with various real-world iPhone features, including geolocation, email and messaging. "My hope is that people approach 'The Carrier' in a couple of different ways: both as a comic book, on one hand, but also as a new type of graphic novel storytelling that can only be experienced using today's mobile, digital devices - in this case, the iPhone or the iPod Touch," Young told CBR News. "First and foremost, 'The Carrier' is a comic book with a hook: a man wakes up in a strange city with a briefcase chained to his wrist, and he doesn't know how the case got there or what's inside of it." While the iPhone application, a $5.99 download... more... - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

I'd love to experience this. :( - Internet's Tad

I picked up the free lite version of the app which is the first chapter (thanks for the heads up RAPatton). I definitely want to find out what happens and see how all of the features come together. I'm struggling a bit with the $5.99 price probably due to my being spoiled by the .99 apps. On the other hand, I believe in paying people for their work and certainly don't expect things to be free. I'm hoping it will come down a little but I'll probably get it eventually :D Has anyone else checked it out? - metalerik

Didn't know this, i feel a little dumb! - SimpleLeap Software, LLC. from Bookmarklet

Really Dell? Really?!?!?! Can we all say Mac Mini? - Gerard Lagana from Bookmarklet

Really Dell?? Really? - Hunt

good pricing move, lower costs for ebooks often more than make up the difference in volume - Mike Chelen