Apple sometimes has been accused of being heavy-handed with their iPhone app approval process... sometimes they're right, sometimes they go a little overboard. Here's 10 of the most notorious of the rejected iPhone apps. picked by bingo 11 months ago

It's no surprise that a small percentage of the thousands of apps available for the iPhone are targeted at those involved in the world of dating. Most are predictable, but a few are offbeat enough to deserve a mention and maybe even a download should you have little-to-no shame. picked by iamamaniac 6 days ago

AT&T hasn’t had a lot of good news lately. The new Apple iPhone 3G has caused headaches among buyers who are complaining about dropped calls and poor network coverage. The blogosphere is atwitter, too, wondering whether the iPhone is worth the hefty price. picked by mobbit 2 years ago

As hundreds of people queued up around the US to get their hands on Apple's new iPhone, dozens of entrepreneurs were at home on their computers hoping to cash in on the hype - by registering internet sites incorporating the iPhone name. picked by pjanaway 3 years ago

Librarian Chick's website offers a list of free resources for students and educators... and anyone else who's hip to learning. She also offers a list of Open Software Resources picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

The iPhone Dev-Team says the upcoming iPhone OS 3.0 can be jailbroken but issued a warning to some 3G users eager to get that shiny new copy-paste feature. picked by eva1 1 year ago

Live Labs, the division of Microsoft which was created to develop Web 2.0 applications and features has just announced it's first iPhone Application called Seadragon. picked by charlierosefan 1 year ago

This week Apple releases a new iPhone and iPod Touch application which allows users to locate cannabis resources worldwide including the nearest medical cannabis collectives, doctors, attorneys, organizations, and other patient services in the states, such as California, that have passed laws allowing medical cannabis -- also commonly referred to as marijuana. picked by nateebiinature 8 months ago

These are the 100 best Web 2.0 applications, chosen by Webware readers and Internet users across the globe. Over 1.9 million votes were cast to select these Webware 100 winners. picked by deepdiver 2 years ago

Zinio is now making all of their magazines available for free as long as you log in with your iPhone. There are a ton of different magazines available.

Not sure how long it will last as you can easily have your browser tell the site it is an iPhone. But for now, start reading picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

For the iPhone junkie, here is a video that breaks down the Keynote to flesh out some arguments about the iPhone. The most notable point made is that an iPhone tab in iTunes' interface lists ringtones, near-confirming that the iTunes store will sell ringtones to customers. Well...that or you will get ringtones free with music downloads. And I'm just $ure that will happen. picked by studio 3 years ago

Apple might be in a serious trouble these days. Their most talked about cell phone - the iPhone - did not pass the Greenpeace test for chemicals and might be potentially hazardous!! picked by pitim 2 years ago

We noticed an listing today on E-Bay for a iPhone Smasher. I guess someone is planning ahead for some tech issues with Apple’s new iPhone. picked by Techted 3 years ago

A new genre of applications have been approved by Apple. Should they be? See for yourself picked by suebe 1 year ago

Chaser's War on Everything takes a look at whether we're actually learning anything from history. picked by Boomshank 2 years ago