There is a cool new accessory for the iPhone 4 from the folks at usbfever. They have launched a Dual SIM Adapter for the iPhone 4 which lets you switch between two SIM cards on the device. The best part is that the adapter accepts normal SIMs , so you don’t have to use microSIMs. It works with the SIM Toolkit menu on the device and you don’t have to even reboot the phone to get it working. It works only with the iPhone 4 on firmwares 4.00,4.01,and 4.02 .The Adapter comes with a case which stores the SIMs. It does not look too attractive and there’s no dual standby support but seems like it does the basic job very well !

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After Symbian, Windows Mobile and Android platform, Skyfire, the popular mobile browser may be soon available for iPhone users. According to the sources from MobileCrunch, SkyFire has just entered the final testing phase of its first public iPhone build and they are planning to submit it to the Apple early next week.

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Support your Google Calendar Event and Google Gmail, the Google Mobile App for iPhone can now push notification to your iPhone once you activate the feature in the account setting. According to the announcement, the event notification will appear as an alert on the screen; the new email notification works in a different way by notifying you with an icon badge on top.
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The video looks authentic and it looks like an iPhone actually MADE my Apple, not some DIY white iPhone 4 thing. For instance the flash on this device looks legit, with its silver border. The silver border didn’t look like this on the DIY white covers for the iPhone 4.

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Teevox is an app for the iPhone that lets you remotely control video content from Hulu and Netflix on your computer.

The app (demonstrated below), interfaces directly with Hulu and Netflix and lets you easily control your computer by pausing, playing and switching between movies. Volume controls are also included.

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The official Facebook application for the iPhone just got updated to version 3.2. The biggest new feature is support for this new Places feature of Facebook, that will let you share your current location with your friends.

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Yahoo has updated Yahoo Mail to be optimised to run on the Apple iPad. The new version is HTML5 friendly and allows for a better experience while checking mail through the Safari browser.

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Vimeo has created a new HTML5 video player that will now allow the Apple iPad to play video content. As well as HTML5 being compatible with the iPad, it is also compatible with the iPhone and iPod touch.

The new Vimeo HTML5 embeddable player is capable of detecting what browser is being used to load up the webpage. By using the browser information the correct video format is loaded up from a selection of either Flash, HTML5 or native. The appropriate definition is also selected allowing for HD, SD or mobile versions of the video to be viewed in either h.264 or webm.

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The Square Mobile Payment system is starting to ship again after a few month break.

The Square Mobile Payment device is a unit that attaches to an iPhone and allows credit cards to be processed. The Square has a card reader built in and when swiping it, you can then enter the transaction details on the phone and have a customer sign on the screen to authorise the transaction.

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For all you golfing fanatics out there who own an Apple iPhone, the PGA Championship 2010 iPhone application has now received an update making the app compatible with iOS 4 and the iPhone 4 Retina Display.

The PGA Championship 2010 iPhone App enables the user to follow the live leader board, watch live video of the PGA Championship as if you’re part of the gallery. Live Video uses the in application upgrade feature to deliver exclusive content to your iPhone.

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