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Since the release of the iPhone, people have worked to get out of the locked shell the phone normally boots in. The principal reason behind this is to install and run software that Apple doesn't endorse or approve of, which given their rather draconian App Store entrance rules, is a considerable amount.

Some China bloggers got hold of a Lenovo OPhone shell and did a sizemodo against the iPhone and iPhone 3G. Verdict: Similar slimness with more features. *swoon* I know what I want for Christmas.

This soft silicone case for your Apple iPhone 3G. Protects your phone without interfering with its features and functions. The unique soft silicone texture enhances the protection ability of the case by offering a good grip in a variety of situations such as in your hand or on the dashboard of your car! The installation process is quick, simple, and no phone disassembly is required. The only thing you need to do is to slip the soft cover over your phone. Once the cover is installed, you will have a protective shell that is not only pleasing to the eye but one that is unobtrusive and allow you to use your phone with a peace of mind!

An analytics company recently conducted a study that found most free iPhone apps are rarely used after the first day they're downloaded.

Griffin makes quite a few different types of iPhone 3G cases, giving us lots of choice and diversity. They have sport cases, silicon cases, utility cases, and the Elan Form Chrome. The latter e is a shiny leather/polycarbonate hybrid case that'll make your iPhone shine.

Griffin Technology has just announced the availability of the Elan Form Chrome case for the iPhone 3G. The Elan Form Chrome case snaps protection and elegance around your iPhone. Let us know if you'd like to check one out - just email us your preferred shipping address and we will send one out to you.

Very exciting news from Mophie Today! The All-New mophie 'juice pack air' will be available in Spring 2009.

Summer is long over and lots hackers and geeks have spent a lot of time again behind their computers. The results are very interesting at times, like the just released first Linux OS port for the Apple iPhone.

A German institute has uncovered a way to circumvent iPhone password protections and steal other password information from the device.

Last week we wrote about how the new iPhone 3GS offers better security because of better encryption both on-device and in the hardware. But now, information has come to light that the device can be hacked within two minutes using readily available freeware.