Scott Grizzle

In some of AT&T's most troubled areas, they have come up with an alternate solution to their problems. AT&T is trying to offload their data traffic to Wi-Fi.

Just a week ago, we informed you that the RedEye IR dongle that turns your iPhone into a universal remote was finally shipping to customers. Now, it looks like you might have to ship it right back.

The graphics masterminds at Autodesk have brought their amazing photo manipulating skills to the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch with their new app, Fluid FX.

One of the lesser-known features of the iPhone 4 was support for HSUPA (High Speed Uplink Packet Access) which allows the iPhone to send data at very high speed. Unfortunately, this feature hasn't quite lived up to the promise, until now.

Now that your little cell phone doubles as an HD video camera, it's time to find out how to take the best video possible. Now, you can get professional quality shots at amateur prices.

He may be able to force-choke someone from afar and blow up entire worlds, but Darth Vader can't get a good signal on his (presumably black) iPhone 4.

While Apple did provide several different types of free cases for iPhone 4 owners, they were all missing one thing: Bacon.

While it would be tough to find an iPhone user who doesn't love it, you may be surprised to know it's actually the coolest thing on the planet.

AT&T recently released a very positive third-quarter earnings statement. The reason given for such positive results will likely come as no surprise to readers of this site.

Many have said that Steve Jobs was far too arrogant when discussing reception issues at the recent Apple press conference. Now, the folks at College Humor have come up with their own version of the conference which takes arrogance to the next level.

If you were to base your opinion of the iPhone, and AT&T's service for it, solely on news stories and commentary, you might think the iPhone is one of the worst consumer electronics devices ever made. However, recent survey statistics show quite a different story.

Whether you are an avid Bump user, or have never even tried it, the new version of Bump is definitely worth checking out.

Popular geolocation and "check-in" software, foursquare, has just been updated to improve the app for iOS4 and the iPhone 4. It doesn't stop there, however, as the update to this universal app includes changes for all iDevices.

If you have ever ended up with a tangle of cords in the bottom of a backpack, or you can never find that special adapter when you need it, there is now a solution for you.

K12, a developer of educational apps for children, has released their timed reading app which is free for a limited time.

Whether you're thinking about buying a hybrid car or getting a more efficient air conditioner, EcoCense can help you make that decision by comparing both the costs and the cost savings.

Upon seeing the new, mostly-glass physique of the iPhone 4, the immediate concern for many is how to protect it. OtterBox, the leader in the rugged iPhone case market, has finally debuted their offerings for iPhone 4 protection.

Ever flipped through your cable or satellite program guide but couldn't find a show you wanted to watch? New app, beeTV, hopes to change all of that.

Business people everywhere can now run a company from the palm of their hand. FileMaker Pro, the database software popular with Mac users, has finally brought its amazing functionality and design to the iDevice market with FileMaker Go.

While there are many geolocation apps like FourSquare in the app store, Loopt is the first major geolocation app to take advantage of iOS 4's new background location feature.

Jason Chen and the folks at Gizmodo were the early targets of the criminal investigation into the lost iPhone 4 prototype. It appears now that the investigation is continuing, but Gizmodo editor, Jason Chen, can breathe a big sigh of relief.

Whether you need a small flat or a few dozen scenic manors, there's now an app for that. Those searching for space can now find available properties and research all 27 million residences in the U.K. from one free app.

When Apple announced the iPhone 4 was going to come with a gyroscope and new API's to interface with it, it came as a surprise to developers who have had little time to discover how they can use and write apps for it. Now, at least one developer is starting to add it to their augmented reality apps.