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In addition to offering songs from iTunes without DRM restrictions, Apple (AAPL) also plans on selling songs to iPhone users "over the air"-that is, you can buy them directly from your handset, from wherever you are. I'm told that Apple has struck deals with the major labels to start selling songs to iPhone 3G owners sometime this spring.

As you may now, some Windows Vista users have gotten the blue screen of death error message after installing iTunes 8 and then connecting either an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPod to their PCs. Thankfully, Apple's posted detailed instructions on how to resolve the situation.

SRS Labs' recently introduced their iWow Adaptor which attaches to the dock of an iPhone or iPod touch at CES.

Phone maker Nokia is up for the challenge from Apple as the schoolyard dust-up between the two, launched last October by Nokia, rages on.

Apple has again expanded the functions of iTunes Preview, the web-based showcase for material at the iTunes Store.

Verizon's iPhone hasn't even hit stores yet, but the telecom and its rival AT&T have already started a fight via TV advertising.

Microsoft is supposedly planning to launch a new mobile device, code-named "Pink," as soon as 2010. Many believe that this will be the company's attempt to compete with the iPhone, although Microsoft claims that its mobile strategy has not wavered.

Martial arts is a big part of my life, and conditioning goes hand in hand with most of what I do during my daily training. Sparring, interval training, circuit training-these and other segmented events require a flexible timer and audible tone to spare me the hassle of keeping an eye on my watch.

The iPWR SuperPack is the "world's smallest, lightest and longest lasting" rechargeable 1,800mAh power source available for the iPhone 3G and other Apple products with a 30-pin connector dock.

A trio of classic games are ported to the iPhone in ways that take the "bored" out of board games.

Apple likes to boast that there's an app for almost anything. But it still works mighty hard to make sure there isn't an app for absolutely everything.

Apple iPhone users will soon rejoice when the company releases its new iPhone operating system.

The release of the Blackberry Storm is Research in Motion's entry into the touchscreen phone market. It is also considered by many to be Verizon's answer to the insanely popular iPhone. The Storm comes extremely close to meeting the iPhone feature-wise but some nagging issues may prevent it from overtaking it completely.

So, the iPhone 3G - the iPhone 2.0 - has launched at last. Here's what I want for iPhone 3.0, which is all the stuff left out of the iPhone 3G!

Match 3D Flick Puzzle is a new twist on an old game with really nice graphics.

Is this the week Apple will kill the iPod Classic? Lets hedge some bets and consider Apple's options.

The TomTom for iPhone GPS navigation app has turned up in the New Zealand app store for a price of $81 to $125 USD, reports MacRumors today. Four versions of the app are available: U.S. & Canada, Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

The other day, I went to type Beatles for a search in the iPhone's Safari browser. Guess what? The iPhone did not recognize the word. Instead, it suggested Beagles.