IPhone News

Motorola today said that it plans to release 4G phones in the new year, in addition to 7.0- and 10.0-inch tablets in the "not-to-distant future," in a move to challenge Apple's iPhone and iPad devices.

Apple's iPhone and devices that run on Google's Android operating system have emerged as the most desired smartphones, according to research firm Nielsen.

Wireless accessories maker Parrot has released a toy helicopter that can be controlled with an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.

Apple has hired several former employees from BlackBerry maker Research in Motion, in a move to dominate the corporate smartphone sector.

Device accessories maker Headcase has recently released a case for the iPhone that is based the popular children's toy Etch-A-Sketch.

A recent survey by a consumer research firm found that 34 percent of consumers would buy an iPhone if the device was not exclusive to AT&T's network.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak recently said that he believes Google's Android platform will eventually become the most popular smartphone platform on the market, overtaking the iPhone.

Apple plans to announce a list of companies that will advertise on European iPhones later this week, as the company expands its iAds service globally.

A clothing company that integrates tech device storage in their designs has created a pair of boxers that allow users to store their iPhone in their underwear.

Samsung's Galaxy S beat out the iPhone to take the top spot in Consumer Reports' smartphone rankings.

Toy maker Hasbro is developing a device that will enable 3D gaming on the iPhone and iPod Touch, to launch in early 2011 for $30.

Phone accessories maker Gear4 today introduced a new line of iPhone cases, featuring designs from the popular game Angry Birds, available through HMV in the U.S. and O2 in the U.K. starting in November.

Danish audio maker Bang & Olufsen today unveiled the BeoSound 8, a high-end speaker system for the iPhone, iPad and iPod.

Sprint said it will sell the ZTE Peel, an accessory that turns an iPod Touch into a watered-down iPhone, giving it 3G connectivity and the ability to make Voice-over-IP calls -- but not cellular calls -- starting November 14 for $80 without a contract.

Apple's iPhone is the most reliable smartphone, edging out Android devices, but also the most damage-prone, according to a recent study.