September 27, 2012 Because it's fun to mess with people by gluing something worth as little as a quarter to the ground, some (presumably stoned) genius decided to glue the first iPhone 5 in the Netherlands to the sidewalk in one of the busiest squares in Amsterdam.
In case you've been living on a line to buy an iPhone 5, the new…wait, that wouldn't make sense. The iPhone 5 is out. It's sure to make the lives of everyone who purchase it at least 16.3% easier. The larger screen is gonna assist someone in finding the cure for cancer. Bank on it.
If you asked Siri what the 10 best iPhone games were, she’d probably answer with a list that looks a little like this.
You've more than likely seen the new iPhone commercial with the emo hipster asking Siri to show him where to buy a guitar, remember his band name ideas, to text a meeting time to his band mates, and finishes up by telling Siri to call him "Rock God"
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Even though Apple is notoriously tough on apps they think are “not suitable” for the iTunes Store, every once in a while, something sneaks through. Here's ten of the grossest, most sexist, and just plain ridiculous iPhone Apps that have actually made it into the App Store.
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November 12, 2011 The fact that this happened at 1am leads me to believe someone might have had a drinky-snack before calling in.
Apple’s highly-anticipated ‘Let’s Talk iPhone’ event on Tuesday began with newly-installed CEO Tim Cook reflecting on some of the company’s successes, as well as one new one: the new iPhone.
Dubbed the iPhone 4S, the gadget keeps with the company’s tradition of introducing completely new models every other year, with upgrades in between.
July 30, 2011 Full on Arch Enemy fans are officially hooked up. The band has released an official iPhone app so fans can get news straight from the band, along with tour dates, video and pics. You'll also have access to the band's bio and discography as well as being able to write on their wall
July 16, 2011 Need something? Anything? There's an app for that!
Can't dial through your woolen mittens? Leather gloves keeping you from texting? Pssht. NoseDial, a new iPhone app from German company Buhmann Marketing allows you to navigate the phone's touchscreen features with your nose instead of your hands.
