I am sure how useful this holder is, but you sure can impress your friends with this Spiderpodium iPhone holder that is made of 8 bendable spider-like legs. The holder also holds IPod, and it also can holster iPhone / iPod on a bike’s handle bar. The selling price is about $23 USD.

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Although these are not official release pictures, we are pretty sure that these are leaked photos of real fourth generation iPhone. The Internet rumor said that the phone will be named iPhone 4G, but we doubt that Apple is going to use “4G” name, as 4G means 4G network, which is currently provided by Sprint in some cities in United States. Unless Apple is going to release a CDMA version of iPhone, the name of “iPhone 4G” will sounds quite stupid if the 4th generation iPhone doesn’t run on 4G network.

Well, enough with its name. Let’s talk a look closer look of this awesome phone. The new 4th generation iPhone is going to feature a 5-megapixel digital camera, and a secondary camera, possibly a 2-megapixel camera, for video calling. It looks like the new iPhone is going to have a bigger touch screen and slimmer body. The new iPhone will comes with 64GM memory space, IEEE 802.11n Wi-Fi network that supports up to 300Mbps network transfer speed, a faster processor (possibly Apple’s A4 processor) for faster image processing.

Now you don’t have to spend a couple hundreds bucks to get a Kindle to read ebooks from Amazon.com. Amazon.com today announced the Kindle App for iPhone, allowing iPhone / iPod touch users to buy eBook from Amazon.com Kindle Store and read on iPhone without using Kindle. The Kindle app automatically synchronizes your last page read between devices with Amazon Whispersyn, making reading eBook on iPhone a lot more convenient. It also support text size adjustment, booksmarks, and annotations created using Kindle.

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March 20, 2008- We all new the Apple iPhone was too good not to share. It looks like Singaporemay be the next lucky ones who get to take advantage of this exciting piece of technology. It appears that SingTel may have won the rights to start distributing the Apple iPhone. Reports are speculating that once the devices becomes available in Singapore, that it will be priced at S$690 (US$496). Of course, there is no official word from SingTel or Apple yet, but itseems to only be a matter of time.

Since the Apple iPhones first introduction into the mobile world, it is estimated that 10,000 handsets have been purchased and been hacked for use in Singapore. Some criticism remains, however, despite the iPhones vast popularity, such as its lack of 3G functionality as well as a slow internet browsing speed. In order to be popular, as well as functional, in Singapore, the iPhone will have to be 3G enabled.

Some research has shown that users may actually be a bit more interested in a cell phones design and brand name rather than its functionality.This is a surprising find, of course, since the whole point of having a mobile phone is to take advantage of its functions. It seems that for some, the point of having a mobile phone is simply to say they have one. From this, it may be reasonable to speculate that being without 3G capabilities may or actually may not hurt the iPhones popularity in Singapore. If released without 3G, this will surely be the hope of SingTel and Apple.

-Jeanna Lee

Source: Zdnetasia.com

The 2007 Invention of the Year is already making plans to take this year’s award.

On January 20th, Apple is to announce its addition of Lotus Notes eMail to an already extensive list of cutting edge features. This application is supposed to appeal to the business-savvy individual, while still serving the purpose of the ultimate advancement in wireless entertainment.

IBM is also expected to drop its application of Open Office, a similar version of Lotus eMail , on the same day.

PartFoundry has successfully developed an iPhone GPS module that allows jail broken iPhones to get GPS functionality. According to the PartFoundry spokesmen, the software of the GPS module is open source and community based. The iPhone GPS module will be shipping in February of 2008.