Sadly, not a single person from iPhoneFreak was able to be on-site for the official announcement yesterday, which means we also were not able to get any personal hands-on time. But at the same time, and not to toot our own horn, I would say that we were still able, and continue, to provide great

During the Keynote yesterday we were given a brief look at what seemed to be all of the launch-time accessories and at the time I mentioned that there was a Dock, a Dock with Keyboard and a Case. Well those three seem to be the main items however there are two, well technically three others.

We know that AT&T will be bringing 3G to the US version of the iPad, but which operator will be doing the same in the UK?  Apple already has iPhone sales agreements with several networks and although O2 was the holder of the iPhone exclusivity, The Times is reporting that Orange may have the jump

Again, I know what you’re thinking.  It’s not supposed to replace the iPhone, it’s an entirely separate product.  True, but the two share so many of the same features that if you use your iPhone in the same way I do, i.e. data and A/V services over the actual phone, then the thought of retiring

Now, I know what you’re thinking, how can it as it doesn’t have a phone?  But, before you dismiss this possibility, think about it for a moment.  For many, me included, the phone function of the iPhone is not my most often used feature, but rather it’s Internet browsing, apps, video and email; each of

The news is coming by way of a press release, but clearly lets us know that Apple has removed the once silly limitation that prevented app developers from allowing users to make VoIP calls using the 3G network. “Apple Computer, Inc. has updated the iPhone developer SDK to allow VoIP over cellular networks.” This will be an

Evernote is quite possible the best app that I use because without it I would forget so many things that I try and remember. And given that I was naturally excited to read one of the latest posts over on the official Evernote Blog where they wished us all a “Happy Tablet Day.” If you read

Just in case you are all still hyped up on the iPad (I am) and wanted to see the official announcement yourself, Apple has once again provided you with two ways to watch. You can stream the keynote from the Apple website, or download it in iTunes. Now maybe one day we can just get an official

Apple made the long ( very long ) awaited announcement that finally made the Apple Tablet a reality. Welcome the iPad. There have been rumors and predictions about a return of the mythological Apple Tablet ever since the computer maker discontinued the ahead-of-its-time Newton. Is this finally the tablet we’ve all been waiting for, or will the iPad, like it’s forefather, end up with a fanatical userbase that is ultimately too small to sustain growth? Apple is calling the iPad the “best way to experience the web, email, & photos.”  But, the iPad suffers from serious middle-child syndrome. It’s not a robust, creative machine like the MacBook. It’s not “putting the world in my pocket” like an iPhone. And, unlike either of those products the iPad doesn’t have a camera or a microphone! The iPad — and the soon-to-be released iPad-only apps — will have to establish a unique identity if the product is to be taken seriously as a must-have device. The important question for most users will be, what does the iPad offer that I can’t already do? (…) Read the rest of iPad: Can this “Middle Child” Stand Out Enough to Win Hearts and Wallets © AppCraver , 2010. | iPad: Can this “Middle Child” Stand Out Enough to Win Hearts and Wallets | Get our iPhone Reviews on Facebook & Twitter !

SOHOinmypocket , from AppFury, LLC , is a straightforward directory and location-aware navigation app that informs you of what’s around you and how to get there. In this case, it’s New York City’s famed SOHO and NoLita districts, a 50-block area of Manhattan replete with restaurants, galleries,  funky little shops and other retail outlets. Launch the app, pop open a directory of antique shops, banks, bars, electronics stores, restaurants and so on. Tap one of the locations, let’s say “banks”,  and the app will display a list of banks in proximity to you. Tap on a bank and up pops an address, phone number and URL. Want to know how to get there? Tap the “View in Map” button on the top of the screen and away you go, with turn-by-turn directions, to guide you. Most iPhone and iPod touch users are familiar with apps like this that provide a list of nearby locations — whether for a local or a tourist — with addresses and maps. It’s similar to Earthcomber’s Personal Radar , Tweakersoft’s AroundMe and mPassPort Paris among many others AppCraver has reviewed since the iPhone and iPod touch’s debut. SOHOinmypocket provides two ways of finding your way around. (…) Read the rest of Put Manhattan’s SOHO Shopping District in Your Pocket © AppCraver , 2010. | Put Manhattan’s SOHO Shopping District in Your Pocket | Get our iPhone Reviews on Facebook & Twitter !