iPhone

Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone provides users a simple way to view photos with full-screen previews and edit images with gesture-based editing. You can transform your photos with basic editing tools like crop, rotate and flip; as well as adjust color with saturation and tint tools, enhance exposure and vibrancy and convert images to black and white.

You can read more about it here.

While I can't say that there's a huge desire by any designer to do photo editing for client work on their iPhone or iPod Touch, it's nice to see even basic editing arrive on our favorite Apple pocket device!

Download here: http://mobile.photoshop.com/iphone/

Federico Mauro created these Photoshop mockups just for fun. Enjoy!

Scrolling down when reading a page in iPhone's Safari is bearable but scrolling back is a pain.

There is an easy way to jump to the top of the page, so you can access site navigation or the url and search fields.

Just tap at the top of the screen where the time is displayed.

If you're looking for something fun to do with your iPhone while hanging out start taking pictures of everything around you, then upload them to Panoramio.

If you're experiencing issues with your iPhone 3.0 software update because the Apple servers are overloaded try this:

1. Click Update in iTunes.
2. Wait till you get the message "Expanding package" with a progress bar.
3. Disconnect your internet (Turn Airport off or simply take the Ethernet cable out).
4. Wait for the update to complete.
5. Reconnect internet.

Have fun with your new iPhone OS!

With the iPhone software 3.0 and a mobile me account you don't have to panic if you lose your device:

1. You can locate it remotely through your mobile.me account. Just enable Find My iPhone in MobileMe settings on your phone in advance. Then you can log in to me.com from any computer to access Find My iPhone and display your phone’s approximate location on a map.
2. Display a message on the lost iPhone. This service allows you to make contact with the person "finding" your phone, so you can negotiate terms of return.
3. You can remotely erase data on your iPhone. Addresses, phone numbers, email, photos will all be gone in a second. If you happen to find your phone you will be able to restore all this data from your computer.

Which one is the most exciting for you? Xing fingers for Nike+ support.

This is a post for the hard core Apple aficionados. Check out iPhone ads featuring the applications as the main selling point. The spots are made for different countries: USA, UK, Australia, France and Japan. Notice how the ads differ slightly in their choice of applications and in accent or language to match local culture.

In the USA the iPhone helps you calculate your share of the restaurant bill and tells you how many calories you ate — stuff Europeans would find rather useless. However in the UK, France and Australia the iPhone will help you keep your monthly budget to the last penny — something I suppose an American would find excessive. In Australia the iPhone helps you find the beach with the best break — a solution to a problem we'd all like to have. In Japan the iPhone teaches how to say the letter "R" and gives them Manga novels — things that won't turn the majority of Westerners on. But, it seems the problem of the wobbly book shelves is universal.

The new software upgrade (still in Beta) for iPhone brings several much anticipated functions. These finally bring the iPhone up to the level of any other smartphone in terms of features. With 3.0 we finally have a mature product. Let's in detail all the new features.

Cut, Copy and Paste

This top requested feature works across all applications and it's easy to use. Apple interface designers managed to come up with a good solution for the touch interface.

To cut or copy you have to double tap the text, then fine tune the selection by dragging the dots. Tap the cut or copy buttons to activate to move or copy the selected content to the clipboard. Now navigate to any other page and click paste. If you made a mistake pasting, just shake the device.

The iPhone is missing a much needed combo of features. Copy/Paste and sms forwarding. There is a straightforward but no so elegant solution.

You can take a screenshoot of your iPhone screen with any important information and email it to your contacts.

To take a screenshoot, press and hold the Home button and press the sleep button on the top. You will hear the familiar screenshoot sound and the screen will flash to give you visual and audio feedback on the screenshoot operation.

After this you should go to your photos and you will find the screenshoot in the camera roll. Select the right screen and forward it to an email address.