http://www.apple.com/iphone/technology/ has some amazing new footage of the various iPhone technologies that have been created.

In particular, the OSX demo is awesome, as it shows what I anticipate (read: hope) will be some of the reactive and proactive changes that we will eventually see in the mainstream version of the OS.

A little birdie sent us an email with the following goodie about tomorrows (possible?) Apple event:

Tomorrow (Tuesday), Apple will release more information about the iPhone and its “hidden app”. The hidden app will be an app that allows you to wirelessly access your Apple laptop or desktop at home, however you can only use this with Tiger and an Intel …

Found at Mac-Essentials.de

I love that it randomly dials a contact for you.

PS: Digg the original, not this one.

After years of waiting and endless speculation, Apple has finally released the iPhone. Loaded with features and packed with dazzling graphics, widgets and overall coolness, the iPhone would appear to be the end all/be all cellular/smart/media phone.

But is it? This article discusses five things that the iPhone is missing that could keep it from being serious competition to other convergent phones such as the Treo, Motorola Q or the Blackberry or even consumer devices like the Razr or Chocolate.