A new device patented by US electronics company, Data Transfer & Communications, has been designed which aims to protect your iPhone 4.

If you are still thinking of getting an iPhone 4, O2 has announced you can get one of them on a prepay tariff for £495 for the 16GB version. A 32GB version is also available but this will set you back £595.

If you own an iPad, you don’t even need your phone to use it.

It may be a little late in coming, but you will be able to get your hands on an iPhone 4 on the Three UK network in the very near future.

No sooner has one problem been solved another rears its head. This time iPhone users are complaining of being charged heavily for using the handset abroad.

A new insurance policy specifically aimed at the iPhone has been introduced.

Mozilla Firefox has announced that its popular browser used in thousands of computers is now available to download from Apple iTunes Applications Store.

While many of Apple’s customers are complaining about the antenna problem of Apple’s iPhone 4 handset, one user has designed his own solution.

Despite the popularity of the Apple’s newest iPhone, the reception saga continues. A leaked document has revealed that Apple has conceded that there is an issue with reception on the iPhone 4. However, the same document also said that the problem wasn’t confined to just their handset.

Three UK is the latest network to offer deals on the iPhone 4 handset. Interestingly, it seems what they have to offer is a lot cheaper than the other network companies.