Lately when making calls I have had to deal with an (upset?) iPhone dialing numbers, going on mute, jumping on speaker og turning off during my conversation. Is he jealous that I am talking to someone else or what is the real reason this phone is acting like a diva? Is my good iPhone4 relationship in danger?

On my recent trip to Tokyo I sat next to a japanese business man in a bar. Having both our mobile phones in front of us on the bar, I could not help noticing, that his looked a lot like my iPhone, but it was smaller. Was this a never before seen iPhone Nano? Could I be experiencing another “New iPhone found in a bar” moment?

Many of us like the offline space in the sky when we catch a plane and go on holidays. No phone calls, no emails- just time to lean back with a good book or even a movie on the inflight entertainment system. But for frequent business travellers the offline time is waisted time and money. Imagine taking a long haul flight a few times a month for a work project. Wouldn’t it be kind of nice to be able to prepare your meetings on the plane and maybe do the final arrangements online?

This little movie was shot and edited with the new iPhone 4. Not done by an amateur, but it really shows the possibilities and how far we have come with cameras and phones for non-tech consumers.

We just wrote about the ambitious Microsoft generation Y project- The Kin. Turns out that even if the Kin had offered anything under the sharing umbrella, consumers just didn’t buy it. It might have been ambitious, but as history has showed so many times wanting to do it all does not garantee success.

We are seeing alot of reports on how the new iPhone looses reception if you don’t hold it right. You can’t just grab it any way you like. With too much skin contact you might be blocking the antenna which is the metal band running around the new iPhone 4. Here are some hints on the new iHold. The correct way to hold the iPhone. Good luck!

You see them talking and texting on colorful flip phones but reading emails and gaming on an iPhone. To many japanese elektronistas the iPhone has become the second phone, and it is seen more as a tiny multimedia computer than as a phone.

The Kin One is a small and very cute phone, developed by Microsoft – meant for Generation Y. But anyone with a love for sharing should take a glance at this new little screen.

23% thinner and thats just one of the 10 great reasons to take a closer look at the newborn iPhone 4! And boy are we already loving it! Read on for the 10 things you need to know about the new iPhone.

Apart from the fact that we have no idea what the Nokia phone is doing in this new so called “viral film” from Nokia they for sure aren’t trying to reach any women (or sane men) with this campaign. Nokia ask “Nokia N8 What will you do with it?” We have absolutely no idea! Let us know what you think of the film.