In other Apple news tonight: It appears that iOS 4.2 on the iPhone 3G is yet another iOS 4.x update that is getting neutered before gracing the aging handset’s hardware. Besides lacking such great features as multi-tasking, custom wallpapers, and GameCenter, it looks like AirPlay is the latest major feature to get axed. At this rate, why even upgrade to 4.x on the 3G? (That’s the question we’re asking around here at least.) The odd thing is of course...

If you were one of millions of iPhone 3G users anxiously awaiting iOS 4.0 earlier this year only to have your dreams crushed once it was actually released have waited with abaited breath for Apple to correct the issue. The issue of course being poor, slow, choppy performance on the dated hardware. iOS 4.1 offered a slightly better experience, though the overall experience was still rather poor. That leaves those same users looking to iOS 4.2 to fix their problems. Fromt...

Anyone with half a brain cell could tell you that the latest and greatest iPhone 4 is faster than the previous iterations of the device, with each past generation becoming increasingly slower compared to the newest model. But wouldn’t it be so much more fun and enveloping to watch the four generations of iPhone to go head to head in a few different scenarios? Of course it would. Hop inside and see it for yourself. You may be surprised. While the iPhone 4 blows...

So much for late summer eh AT&T? I’m so beyond fed up with the entire company as a whole. Their god awful network is no surprise to many, nor is there any chance in hell they are going to garner any hope or praise from me…let alone a contract extension. Staring at dropping temperatures and shorter days, I figured it would be fitting to highlight that as we enter the fall season, iPhone owners nation wide here in the US are still without the most...

Extended battery options for the iPhone/3G/S have exploded into a huge aftermarket niche as we all know the iPhone’s battery across all iterations is pretty much crap when you use your iPhone for anything that it’s marketed for. Thankfully, 3rd party vendors have kept busy bringing consumers many different options in the war against the ever dying battery. So far we’ve seen batteries built into cases, stand alone batteries and everything in between. Oh...