If you’re into cloned handsets, you’ll love the Fei Yang F052, a BlackBerry Curve 8250 twin made in China. This device uses basically the same big display, full keyboard and rubber trim in its design. The specs of the Shanzhai device are also similar to the ones on the Curve…

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With the Tiger Text application for the iPhone you can send SMS that dont live forever. The messages are deleted from both users phones (depending of the time set by the sender). Something for Tiger woods maybe?

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Are you addicted to Facebook? Yeah, me too. Well, we should all probably join a support group or something, but instead I am here to help you become a more engaged Facebooker. You’re welcome.

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Ending Maxis Communications exclusivity over the iPhone in Malaysia, Digi.Com Bhd will now offer the iconic iPhone in Malaysia to tap the market which it forecasts will grow 10 fold over the next 5 years reports an article over on businessweek.

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We’ve all seen just how the competition is getting hotter than ever out there as they all want to take on Apple.

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Scribd, a very popular document-sharing social network, has introduced a “send-to-device” feature which will enable users to send documents to their iPhone or e-readers when away from home or otherwise on the go.

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Adobe is taking its online collaboration and conferencing Acrobat Connect platform on the go with the release of Acrobat Connect Pro Mobile for the iPhone and iPod touch. The app lets users participate in Acrobat Connect sessions, and works over Wi-Fi or 3G connections.
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Apple have recently announced that music fanatics have actually downloaded and purchased over 10 billion songs from the iTunes store. The most popular online store for music TV and movies.

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Google announced that a new version of Google Mobile App for iPhone is now available via the Apple App Store.

One of the new things the Google Mobile App for iPhone brings is a redesigned search results display, which lets you see more results at a time, while allowing you to open web pages “from the results within the app” (ultimately leading to a faster Google search experience).

The search by voice feature has also been improved. Users can now choose their spoken language (English, Mandarin, Japanese), as well as the accent (British, Australian etc).

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In the depths of the current iPhone SDK lays evidence of a Video Chat feature, that will most probably be used in future iPhones. This means that we will in fact see a front facing camera on the coming iPhone.