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The process of TiN utilizes some hardcore chemistry concepts to coat objects like luxury watches, drill bits and aircraft blades. Well, what happens when you treat a regular old iPhone in this manner? It ends up looking insanely great, that’s what

“Touchpad enables you to use your iPhone (or iPod Touch) as a wireless touchpad.”

Touchpad for the iPhone is built on top of VNsea, but instead of allowing you to navigate your desktop on the device, it becomes what is essentially a wireless, remote trackpad, which gives you direct access to your system as if you were using a mouse or touch device for input. It sounds interesting in description, but looks amazing in execution.

Before you get started, be sure you’ve got at least 1GB of free space on your computer, 300MB of free RAM, and 300MB of free space on your iPhone.

An iPhone, Baidu, VMware Year… It’s always impossible, and unfair, to call one year “worse” than another. But at first blush it seems 2007’s top stories don’t pack quite the punch of 2006’s. There was no YouTube coming out of nowhere. But there was a Facebook, a VMware (VMW) and a Baidu (BIDU) coming from, if not nowhere, then at least left field

Fiat over at archosfans has figured out how to run native, unsigned code on the 605 and 705. Check it out! 605 is the new iPhone!

Using a USB connector, 4 white LED’s, and a tact switch, I built a removable flash unit.

Going beyond the iPhone, do you use your technology as the manufacturer dictates right out of the box, or do you push the barrier? If you tweak, how far do you take it and what is your expectation of the reaction you should get from the company if you do?

So imagine my surprise when I walk out of the Apple Store and I see a T-Mobile Authorized Reseller in Kiosk form sporting this sign every so boldly near the realm of Apple: “We unlock iPhones!”

“We were so happy, all the software part was done, so we started opening the iphone. The antenna cover was a bit tricky but eventually it came off. Then we started to open the metal cover (after taking out the 3 screws) and PUFF, up it went in smoke, I think my collegue must have touched something

Using Dock, a new app by Nate True. It changes the last row of the iPhone’s home screen so that it scrolls to the left and right.

The Denver man had a hard time using touchscreens with his big fingers, so he made them smaller. “Sure, the procedure was expensive, but when I think of all the time I save by being able to use modern handhelds so much faster, I really think the surgery will pay for itself in ten to fifteen years.”

AcidMods has taken the iVue clear panel from Rapid Repair and spiced it up a bit with dancing LEDs. Very cool stuff. Sexier than the iPhone? Not sure. unique? Certainly. I want one.

The iPhone file system has been compromised and you can access it using iPhoneInterface. Full access to the file system means custom ringtones and all kinds of fun stuff. One them you can see in the image: They moved the Safari application from the dashboard to the iPhone space. This also opens the door to running custom applications

The iPSP software allows you to not only skin your PSP, but links you to handy portals like IM clients. Still, our favorite feature has to be the “turn your PSP” command. The download is free, and besides, what else are you doing with your PSP?

Between the Apple iPhone and Microsoft’s interactive table, multi-touch displays are all the rage. This instructable will show you how to turn your lcd projector into an interactive multi-touch display table using a few cheap components readily available from the hardware store.

With both the iPhone and Apple TV running versions of OS X, rumors of an in-car navigation and infotainment system are not inconceivable