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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!

CasaTools announced a new multi-room CasaTunes XL Music Server that has support for the iPhone. The CasaTunes XL Music Server comes pre-loaded with CasaTunes Software, a 250GB hard drive, touch screen control and up to nine sources of music, depending on the model.

In 2004, a small-budget game produced by Namco called Katamari Damacy took the PlayStation 2 world by storm. Its simple-yet-beguiling gameplay, involving a young cosmic royalty who rolls up balls of found objects called "katamari," proved infectious enough to merit a series of sequels. Well, the Katamari phenomenon at last has made it to the iPhone, in the form of I Love Katamari.

There is speculation about the upcoming generation of iPhone that will be introduced at MacWorld Expo (January 5-9, 2009). One of the prediction, made by Ideals China, is saying that the next iPhone is a small generation iPhone, or may be said as Nano Phone or iPhone Nano, whaever. Another rumor is there will be two phones, not only one, to be unveiled.

It's the work of Stephen Myers, a Ph. D student in biomedical engineering who began his post describing the project with a simple question: Why have a universal remote control when you can have a universe controller

iPhone and iPhone 3G owners with the warranty-voiding fortitude to open up their handset to unofficial third-party applications - the process known as the "jailbreak" - have enjoyed the option to use their iPhone 3G as a wireless modem. By "tethering" an iPhone 3G to a laptop, users with jailbroken iPhone 3G's could take full advantage of their high-speed wireless data network on a full-fledged computer - all it required was a simple terminal command and a couple web browser tweaks.