The latest iPhone operating system 3.0 comes out with flying colors and with features that we’ve always wished for, looks like Apple this time has gone great lengths to include customer feedback in the next version of iPhone OS 3.0. Lets see what’s new in iPhone OS 3.0.

iPhone OS 3.0 New Features:

• Much awaited Cut, Copy and Past functionality included
• Bluetooth Connectivity- remember iBluetooth
• Stereo Bluetooth A2DP (more…)

The thinnest and lightest desktop replacement yet combines great graphics performance with a stunning display and very long battery life.

Although the MacBook and MacBook Pro line was initially relaunched last fall with the 17-inch version intact, it was recently revamped to sport the same sleek, unibody construction as its 13- and 15-inch siblings. Although it shares their design and the 15-inch Pro’s switchable graphics, it’s different in two key ways: its nonremovable battery promises up to 8 hours on a charge, and its display has a 60 percent increase in the 15-inch Pro’s color gamut. (more…)

Many smart phone users end up having more contacts then they even know what to do with. The ability to jump between sections by selecting their alphabetical position helps this, but if you have seventy-five J names the entire process can get complicated. This is one of the reasons that managing the contacts in your iPhone can be one of the most important parts of customization.

You can end up separating your most used contacts for different purposes using the Favorites function. Just go ahead and begin going through your phone and begin finding the numbers you call the most. (more…)

Google is coming a bit closer to releasing a working version of its Chrome browser for Mac.

Programmers for the company had been building an engine that could render Web pages, but it only ran within a simple framework called the test shell. Now they’ve begun hooking up the renderer to a full-fledged browser, which among other things can handle multiple tasks at the same time. (more…)