Many iPhone users were disappointed to find out that the new iPhone 3G does not support copy and paste. A true smartphone should have this basic feature in place – why didn’t Apple add this function to its new handset? continued »

Many people were able to get a hold of an iPhone 3G over the weekend and reviews has started to show up around blogosphere. Most of the reviews are favorable toward the phone but does raise concern over weak battery life when 3G data connection is enabled. continued »

I have a confession to make.  Up until the launch of the 3G version, I was pretty much an iPhone virgin.  Yes, I'd quickly pawed at demo models in Apple stores, but never for any significant length of time.  More blasphemous, perhaps, I didn't really understand the hype, wrote it off as another side effect of the Cult Of Mac.  ... continued »

While you can’t really get any application from App store at this moment, it does indeed give you preview on what it will be selling – listing 552 applications. There are about 25 percent of free application listed right now and the other 75 percent commercial application ranging from $4.99 up to $9.99. At this point, the App store is ... continued »

There's been a lot going on in the mobile phone world this week, so here's a run-down of the biggest stories. First up we had a crazy developer who decided to add multi touch to his Nokia N95, though he suggests not doing it yourself. We saw a few low-quality pics of the new BlackBerry KickStart and heard rumors of the ... continued »

As predicted, Steve Jobs used the opening keynote at WWDC 2008 to announce the new iPhone 3G.  With a new, slicker casing than the first-gen iPhone, together with HSDPA for high-speed connectivity, the upgraded model will go on sale on July 11th priced from an astonishing $199. continued »

The HTC Touch Dual has arrived unlocked and is now available in the United States through Best Buy.  The HTC Touch Dual combines an intuitive touch screen integrated with HTC’s TouchFLO technology and slide-out 20 keys keypad. In addition, the HTC Touch Dual is one of the first devices to feature Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional software. The HTC Touch ... continued »

Steve Jobs and a team of Apple executives will kick off the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) with a keynote address beginning at 10:00 a.m. on Monday June 9, 2008 at San Francisco's Moscone West. We do what we do best at every single Apple event - LiveBlog! iPhone Buzz will live blog the event at http://live.iphonebuzz.com. By "live ... continued »

iSwish is aiming to make the Windows Mobile interface a little less ugly, by adding an iPhone like interface to it. The iPhone may not be as feature rich as certain Windows Mobile devices, but it has a much more attractive interface. Not that Windows Mobile is especially ugly, it's just overdue for a face lift. iSwish is coming to ... continued »

There is a rumor floating around that RIM is working on a touch screen BlackBerry, which is code named AK, for Apple Killer. Putting aside the fact that the name makes it sound like another one of the pointless knock-offs and failed competition, the idea of a BlackBerry with a touch screen is intriguing. RIM usually does not do the ... continued »