Filed under: Handsets, Others One of our favorite intellectual property rips of recent months is without a doubt the SciPhone Dream G2 from China. Having completely missed the point of Google’s open-source OS being, well, open-source and thus free for SciPhone’s use, the company instead chose to hack the G2’s “proprietory” OS to look like Android. The charger, however, built to look like the iconic Android mascot is pretty damn cute; enough so that the idea of paying $150 just to get our hands on the 100-240V USB charger has crossed our minds

In this video you’ll get help with unlocking the iPhone 3G when you are on the 3.0 firmware.

Browsing the web is a huge part of any smartphone. Both the iPhone 3GS and Nokia’s N97 have good browsers but which one is better

Dont you just love this iPhone game? The price for this game is 1$ and you can download it from the App store.

Apple released its new iPhone 3GS in Japan on Friday. According to the Asahi Shimbun, more than 200 people lined up at Softbank Mobile Corp.’s Omotesando store in Tokyo. The Japan’s launch is a week after Apple introduced the new iPhone in the United States and Europe.

Google says that mobile uploads to YouTube have increased by 400% just in a week, thanks to iPhone 3GS’ technology. Looks like mostly iPhone 3GS users are also the big fans of the video-sharing site.

The net is abuzz about a new video that has surfaced on YouTube, which was purportedly filmed with the new iPhone 3GS. In the video, the phone’s owner drops the iPhone into a swimming pool, recovers it, and then finds that it not only still works but it is apparently still filming. Some people believe that the video may be fake or that the iPhone may have been in some sort of special protective case.

The iPhone Dev Team released updated version of PwnageTool for Mac users and Redsn0w for both Mac and Windows users to jailbreak iPhone 3G running iPhone OS 3. 0. Here is our step-by-step guide to jailbreak iPhone 3G running iPhone OS 3.0 using Redsn0w for Windows users

Filed under: Handsets, Apple Now, we’re hoping this isn’t some elaborate hoax perpetrated on the kind citizens of the internet, because if it’s real, it’s amazing. Here’s the deal: a man capturing video poolside with his iPhone 3GS somehow loses control of the device and ends up dunking the entire phone…

Filed under: Games, Handsets, Sony Ericsson As recently as May Sony has itself stated that a PSP phone “could happen,” and now a report from Nikkei business daily states that Sony is planning on putting together a team as early as next month to build product that would act as a combination of a PSP and a Sony Ericsson handset. It makes plenty of sense, both as a differentiation from Nintendo and as a confrontation of the looming iPhone threat — and hey, it might also act as a decent salve over the lukewarm reception of the pricey PSPgo. Unfortunately, if Sony is just about to get started on this, we likely wouldn’t be looking at any resulting product for a while to come