If you're the sort of guy or gal that does a lot of outdoor sports where the iPhone could get wet, a new Kickstarter project has turned up that is just for you. The project is for case called the Aqua Tek S that has a solar panel and is waterproof to keep your iPhone powered up and safe. continued »

Siri is been telling some users when asked, "what language you speak" that she can speak Japanese. Japanese isn't actually an option in the menu yet apparently, but support for Japanese, Russian, and Chinese has been rumored. continued »

Sister SlashGear has posted a review of the cooler back plate that may be of interest to those that have cracked the glass backside of their iPhone 4S. The product is called the SkinIt Etched Metal Plate is designed to replace the glass backside of your iPhone. The plate is etched in a relief that looks really cool. continued »

Apple has started to run a pair of new commercials for iPhone 4S. Both of the commercials focus on Siri and show off some the things the voice assistant can do. continued »

A new rumor is floating around that iOS 5.1 is close to the public launch. The rumor claims that March 9 is when we will see the next version of iOS surface. continued »

Over the last few days, there's been a lot of talk about a flaw in iMessage that allows people to spy on your text messaging. If you want all the details on the not so easy to exploit glitch, check get it here. continued »

A patent application has turned up that shows interesting new tech for people who like to exercise. The patent app from Apple shows tech that let you share real-time information about your workout with people local or around the world. continued »

Morgan Stanley is predicting that Apple could sell as many as 40 million iPhones in China by 2013. That of course is contingent on Apple landing contracts with the other two carriers in China and the next version of the iPhone supporting China Mobile's TD-LTE 4G network. continued »

T-Mobile doesn't officially sell the iPhone on its network, but has more than 1 million unlocked iPhones operating on its networks despite the fact. The catch is that the unlocked iPhones operating on the T-Mobile network don't work that well according to most users. The reason is that the iPhones operating on the network only have access to T-Mobile's old ... continued »

Apple CEO Tim Cook isn't happy at all about the claims that are making rounds claiming the company is knowingly using manufacturing facilitates where labor abuses are common. Cook said, "We care about every worker in the worldwide supply chain." He also said that the accusations were offensive. continued »

At MacWorld 2012, a couple new battery packs have surfaced for the iPhone. The packs are the Qmadix quick shot and eclipse with one for the desk and the other for on the go. continued »

If you have dropped your iPhone, cracked the back glass, and want to fix it with something that might last longer, one of these wooden back kits might be just what you need. The kit will fit the iPhone 4 and 4S and you can see how to install here. continued »