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ON AN average day in the life of the new economy, the release of a landmark gadget is generally cause for joy. Before resuming a wait for the next tiny, shiny thing, a culture fuelled by innovation is unified by a new consumer toy. That is, until last week.

It's been a crazy few days for the gadget blog Gizmodo, ever since the site published detailed information about a new iPhone prototype that may or may not be the next-generation iPhone. The device has now been returned to Apple, and some of the last bits of information about the handset, and the fallout from the debacle, are being reported.

You've seen the television commercials and the product reviews. But maybe, like many gadget lovers, you're still debating whether you really need this new touch-screen computer from Apple.

Independent media organisation the Creamer Media group has launched what it believed to be the first South African-developed iPhone 3G application, with its Mining Weekly Online publication set to be one of the myriad of applications available for the gadget.

Most parents already know that iPhone and iPod touch have become powerful status symbols for many teenagers and children as they spend a good part of their day with the device to search the web, exchange email or text messages. These days, even schools are experimenting with integrating these gadgets into their classrooms and curriculum.

For years, runners have been able to take advantage of Nike+, a nifty accessory that lets your iPod communicate with your shoes to turn it into a personal running coach of sorts. Soon, cyclists will have access to a tool that's in the same vein as Nike+, but far more powerful.

TomTom's new app for Apple's iPhone is getting attention for its high price tag of $99.99 but is garnering positive first impression in the gadget blogosphere.

"This Ultrathin Keyboard mini will make its retail debut in the US and Europe later this month with price $79.99."

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A mobile phone review balancing the RIM BlackBerry Storm vs Apple iPhone 3G in the easiest terms. The two smartphones are the hottest gadgets in the market.

The iPhone 3GS is hot according to AT&T. No, I'm not talking about the overheating issues, but a alleged leaked memo from the iPhone's exclusive U.S. carrier. In the memo, AT&T reports the iPhone 3GS launch day on June 6 was the best-ever sales day for AT&T retail stores, according to MacDaily News.

Its iPods and iPhones wooed the young and tech savvy. But with its iPad, Apple may reach a new demographic: the middle-aged.

As IPhone 3g and IPod touch 2g has less ram and Processor as compared to 3Gs or 4G.so,when you update your iPod or iPhone to iOS 4.0/4.1/4.2.1,you will face some problems regarding speed like it way decrease the speed of your iPhone and your iDevice will seem to so slow and lethargic. Here is a Tip regarding that. This will help to increase the speed of your iDevice.