Since I bought my Mac I've become more and more a fan of Itunes. I used to have iTunes on my old PC but I only bought a few MP3 files and only ever got around to ripping a handful of tracks from my CD's. However now that I'm using a Mac and the way iTunes beautifully interfaces with various Mac applications and the fact that iTunes just seems to work better on the Mac then it did on the PC, I have really fallen in love with it.

Let's face it, the camera on the iPhone 3G is pretty poor but just because you wouldn't really want to use it to take photos doesn't mean that the iPhone is useless for photography. Thanks to the PhotoBuddy App, the iPhone is actually an incredibly useful photographic tool. Why? Because PhotoBuddy lets you work out Depth of Field Calculations, Flash Calculations, Exposure Calculations, Calculate Sunrise & Sunset Times and Phases of the Moon and a whole lot more.

Television is literally everywhere these days. Gone are the days where you came home to watch four channels on your 21" CRT Television, now we have hundreds of channels, 50" widescreen Plasma or LCD Hi-Definition televisions, television on our computers, laptops and portable devices and now even on our mobile phones thanks largely to the BBC's iPlayer. The iPhone though is restricted to only being able to stream programs from iPlayer which basically restricts you to only doing this when you have a Wi-Fi connection. Until now.