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Touch-screen phones like the iPhone may be cool, but without the tactile feedback provided by a keyboard, they force users to type slowly and lead to typing errors.

Facebook launched their iPhone web application, Pownce does too, and LinkedIn… Xing have put their 2 cents on that table too… nobody cares, why?

Eight Apple products, including the iPod touch and iPhone, won iF product design awards at the recent CeBIT show.

Back when speculation was still rife about the Google “gPhone,” fans photoshopped what they thought a Google competitor to the iPhone should look like. Now, with phone prototypes based on Google Android starting to appear, it will be interesting to see if any look like these early designs.

Can you not bear the thought of life without your Treo, Blackberry, or iPhone. But for those who haven’t jumped into the digital era, here’s a new take on the old-fashioned to-do list written on the back of your hand.

HDRwalls offers a welcome change from hum-drum single color desktop backgrounds or the limited selection of built-in OS wallpapers. They currently have about 500 High Dynamic Range (HDR) photos in resolutions ranging from 800×600 to 1920×1200. They also provide sizes for iPod Touch, PSP, Blackberry, and iPhone.

So tumblr.com has stuck to its November 1st deadline and rolled out a swish new design, This is pure minimalism folks, Apple iphone eat your heart out! Check it out, and if you haven’t got in to the whole tumble log thing yet, now’s your chance!

Looks like Sony Ericsson has a lot of plans for the future. Just a while ago we found Sony Ericsson programmable touchscreen keypad patent and now Sony Ericsson patents sliding touchscreen phone. In my opinion this shows that Sony Ericsson is working really hard to bring out something that can really compete with Apple’s iPhone.

From the iPhone to solar power, the 10 gadgets that will change our lives.

The new mobile internet doesn’t contain the baby web pages that you may be used to on a mobile device, but it is an internet that actually looks like the real internet, feels like the real internet, and interacts with the user almost like real internet. If you haven’t guessed, it is the internet that premiered with Apple’s unveiling of the iPhone

Daniel Burka the creative director at Digg talks about his role and how he approaches the design of Digg. He also talks about the future of the site, the iphone interface and much more.

While the assumption has been that the version of Safari in the iPhone is very close to Safari 3 for the Mac and Windows in terms of support for CSS, that does not seem to be the case.

MobileSafari renders whatever font is specified by a page ’s CSS style sheet. MobileSafari is limited, however, by the fonts installed on the iPhone. Here’s the list.

There is going to be a new Gmail t-shirt, and in and of itself, this news probably wouldn ’t be worth writing about. But what’s interesting is that Google is holding a contest to determine the shirt’s design, and the winner stands to gain $2,000 and a new iPhone.

Wow. We never thought about it this way before, but if the web still looked like this, you wouldn’t need an iPhone with Safari to surf the web on your phone. More

PC World breaks apart Apple’s iPhone to analyze the device’s internal components.

While its new smartphone is gorgeous and innovative, Apple should consider a few tweaks to optimize the iPhone for the corporate world

Forget iPhone, BlackBerry, Bell and Telus. Google is preparing to be the next giant of telecommunications

Here is a template I made in Photoshop that allows you to make your very own custom iPhone application icons! Useful for developers making iPhone apps. It’s not quite pixel perfect to the iPhone icons but it’s pretty close. You can change the color of the widget and your icon fairly easily. Let me know what you think (or if you need help)!

Check out this cool YouTube search with an iphone-ish interface.

So the iPhone will be a mobile Mac, a smartphone, AND an iPod. However rumors are running rampant that these features and maybe even a lot more like iWork, iLife, 802.11n and iTunes support similar to the AppleTV’s will be included as well. Got I can’t wait until next month.

Here ’s art made for us geeks: technology-related paintings by Nitrozac. His subjects include the iPhone, Dogcow, the YouTube guys, and even our own Kevin Rose!

Not an iPhone but the concept is crazy! Perhaps iPhone NANO?