So WordPress have written an iPhone application. It doesn’t seem to deal with links within posts, but with no copy-paste, what are you going to link to anyway? One very interesting fact is that the application is Open Source and full [...]

Here’s a testament to durability: my iPhone earphones (1st gen ones with the in-line mic and button) went missing a couple of days ago. I discovered tonight that they had been in the pocket of my jeans, and have [...]

As a testament to the recent rapid change in the lexicon, I’m going to state that I have pwned my iPhone, and just assume that readers will both know what pwned means, and how to pronounce it. I will however [...]

Sometimes your iPhone mail client just doesn’t go. You open mail, and it closes again. You can’t even delete the account from the Setup application. I’m not 100% positive, but I think this usually happens when you’ve [...]

And yeah verily did he upgrade his 1st gen iPhone to 2.0. And it was Good. Well, almost. Everything is working perfectly from a system perspective. 2.0 firmware is on the phone, I can make and receive calls, [...]

Update: plan prices have been announced. The Vodafone site is being hammered, but there is a copy of the pricing on Geekzone. The upshot is if you want a 8GB iphone for NZ$199, you’re signing up for NZ$250 per [...]

Dick Smith Electronics is the Fry’s or perhaps Circuit City of New Zealand. You know, the kind of place you go to buy components, computer games, iPods, XBoxes, and stuff. The place you try to avoid at all [...]

With the release of WinPwn, I excitedly pwned my phone. It’s mostly a principle thing.  I prefer to have a fully unlocked device that I can do what I want with. I was also interested in having a look at [...]

If you own an unlocked iPhone, have a decent data plan, and a last.fm account, you must install MobileScrobbler. Heck, I’d go so far as saying if you have any iPhone, unlock it, get a decent data plan and a [...]

Another episode in the saga of my early iPhone machinations: IMAP email retrieval from a company Exchange server. I’ve been trying to make IMAP happen for 3 days now. I know the Exchange server is set up correctly because: I can [...]