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An Australian student has created what is thought to be the world's first iPhone worm, which replaces the popular device's wallpaper with a picture of 1980s pop icon Rick Astley.
The novel viral iPhone attack is a mere ''rickroll.'' But researchers warn that more serious exploits could follow.
A mischievous iPhone worm that targets Australian jailbroken phones is changing the phone's wallpaper to an image of Rick Astley.
Browse the App Store for developer Storm8’s many popular iPhone games, and you’ll encounter the same message over and over again: “The item you’ve requested is not currently available in the US store.”
An Australian, Rick-rolling iPhone worm is now spreading internationally. Bloggers admire their new Rick Astley wallpaper, complete with "ikee is never gonna give you up" macro.
The first worm to infect the iPhone will not affect most users of Apple's smartphone, despite worrying reports. The ikee worm only affects jailbroken iPhones, representing a minority percentage of iPhones on the market.
Verizon's latest ad talks up the iPhone's strengths. Can it be that the rumors of a Verizon iPhone in the works are true?
Shares of RadioShack (RSH) hit a year-long high on Monday, rising by 13.8% thanks to news that Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone will be sold in stores.
BEIJING — Apple Inc.’s iPhone has been a ringing success wherever it has been launched. But in China few are picking up the buzz.
Brice Milliorn, who has developed 87 applications for the iPhone in his spare time, is now trying to sell his business, JBMJBM, for $100,000 to the highest bidder on eBay . Release.
RadioShack is upgraded by an analyst after it announces it will sell the iPhone.
The next Droid ad will reportedly suggest that the iPhone is merely a tool for "giggling-brat-vanity."
This iPhone version of SoftBank Selection's popular brainteasing games entertains your noggin while also attempting to improve your memory and concentration. It's unlikely to stay on your iPhone or iPod touch for long, but while it's there, it's an entertaining enough diversion for quick-play sessions.
MECHANICSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 10, 2009) - Versatile Systems Inc. (TSX VENTURE:VV)(AIM:VVS), announces that the Company has developed a unique, highly interactive application for deployment on the Apple iPhone(TM) and iPod Touch(TM) for The Hershey Company. The Hershey's(R) Syrup iPhone application provides a rich media experience that is engaging for the users while at the same ...
As the rumors about Verizon getting the iPhone continue to swirl around Cellville, here's another little nugget of conjecture for us all to bask in. Behold the latest holiday ad for Verizon. The creatives have taken us to the Island of Misfit Toys, a place with nothing but grubby dolls, wonky cowboys and, for want of a better word, crap. And look! What's that joining the acrylic elephant with ...
Ever tried to take a self-portrait with the iPhone's camera? It's not what you might call "super-easy." Because there's no physical button to press, you can't...
Computerworld - AT&T today reiterated its plans to offer tethering on the iPhone, but again gave no date when that might happen -- more than a year after the carrier first said tethering would be coming "soon."
Singaporean mobile operator StarHub will start selling Apple's iPhone before the end of this year, the company said Monday.
Frisco’s Verizon Wireless store will be a hot spot tonight as Motorola pits the new DROID against iPhone. The newest competitor in the Smartphone market, DROID is powered by the Android 2.0 operating system.
A brief gallery of the Droid from Motorola and Verizon Wireless. First by itself, then next to my beat-up iPhone 3GS. The Droid is definitely boxier and bulkier, but hey, you've got to put all those features like its physical keyboard somewhere. by Jason D. O'Grady
This organization app lets you keep track of your contacts by snapping a picture of their business cards with the iPhone's built-in camera and entering the name and company. CardPro has the potential to save you time in organizing the business cards you collect, though there are some caveats.
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