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Need something to do while you're waiting hours in line to get decent seats for you and 12 other people for "Watchmen" this Friday? Obviously I do. Thankfully, on March 6, Warner Bros. Digital Distribution will release "Watchmen: Justice is Coming" for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Saturday, hence I'll take the opportunity to rant about a neat, yet quite useless iPhone app called Beer O'Clock. This one's definitely not designed to increase your productivity - rather it's made to remind you how much time is left till your next beer. Hmm, in that sense it can actually do something to help you achieve more every day, right?

Now this is pretty cool what CNET have done, we would have done something similar if we had our hands on the T-Mobile G1.

I have a friend who refuses to buy anything used: he insists that all his purchases be untouched by human hands before his. Sure, I can see the appeal to getting something brand-new, but it's also a pretty expensive habit. Fortunately, if you don't have the same hold-ups as my buddy, you can now snag a refurbished iPhone 3G from AT&T.

This New Year, you may be planning to join a gym, or to quit smoking. Some of you might even want to cure an internet addiction (you fools!). I will be doing something I have wanted to do for some time. I'll be getting an iPhone.

A judge has apparently unsealed an affidavit related to Gizmodo's iPhone leak last month, and the details that are coming out are entirely interesting. The documents - in essence - prove that Apple was behind the entire police investigation that ultimately led to the raid of Gizmodo editor Jason Chen's home, which is something that many of us knew or at least susptected already.

The iPhone has become something of a haven for remixed or ported classics like Galaga and Myst. Dig Dug is the latest to get the remix treatment, bringing all the content of the original and a little more to the app store.

From twitter to mobile apps, what was once just "social media tools" are now offering companies something we've never seen before: the ability to cheaply, directly and instantaneously reach a massively targeted customer base.

Whoops! Apple lawyers filed a biometric security patent application this week and an Engadget reader noticed something strange in the screen caps: Installer.app and SMBPrefs.

Is the iPhone not enough? Do you need all kinds of crazy accessories, like this iPhone case? Or would you like to put something on the table to show off you're an Apple/iPhone fan.

The new Hermes Apple Watch is something of a unique variant of the company. With pioneering innovation, uncompromising craftsmanship and groundbreaking functionality, is the pin-pointing of a partnership based on singular vision, parallel thinking, and mutual regard. The new Hermes Apple Watch is a unique timepiece designed with both beauty and utility in mind. With leather straps designed by Hermes artisans in Paris and Hermes apple watch faces reinterpreted by famous Apple designers, the new Hermes Apple Watch is a product of artful, elegant simplicity-the absolute tool for today's life.

Backpacking, camping and benefiting from the exterior can be an amazing and also relaxing adventure. Whilst investing time in the nature, however, it is very important you may be very careful just about consumption water directly from genuine form. Water can find in nature - from channels also lakes, etc. - consist of a lot of things that would give you physically harmful, consisting of bacterias, viruses also protozoa. For that reason you must do something in order that the water you're drinking even while embracing the away is safe.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a leading technology concept. It is not just something coming in the distant future, AI systems are everywhere around us, it already involved in our daily life in the form of virtual environment.

New screenshots of the iPhone OS 3.0 firmware suggest that Apple will be adding a feature called "Find My iPhone." This will allow MobileMe users to see the location of their iPhones, something that could come in quite handy if an iPhone is lost or stolen.

As some sort of New Years' gift (or something), Google has alerted the general public to an easter egg found within the Google Mobile app for the iPhone. There's nothing too crazy included in the easter egg, but one feature I actually found quite useful… Keep reading and I'll tell you about it.

If you're an iPhone owner who just hates typing on the device's virtual keyboard, Mobile Mechatronics has something for you: the iTwinge, a $30 BlackBerry-style, slide-on keyboard that mounts right on the iPhone.

I guess I was a little too optimistic. Back in April, when I tried out a TomTom GPS receiver that used a wireless-data modem to fetch traffic data, look up nearby gas prices and find local establishments, I expected that we'd soon see something better.

Recently AT&T has become synonymous with bad news for iPhone users however with the release of OS 3.0 they may have finally given them something to cheer about.

If you're able to watch TV on your iPhone or iPod touch right now, you're probably having something streamed to your handheld device. That may change - your phone may soon be equipped with a digital TV tuner to pick up the signals sent out by your local stations.