There has a big fuss lately about Apple bashing Adobe's Flash platform and refusing to enable it on their iPhone, iTouch, iPad and future mobile devices. 

The iPhone mania is still in effect.  People everywhere are still talking about the endless capabilities of the iPhone 3GS. After its release last June of 2009, people can’t get enough of this Apple product craze.  Apple launched its first iPhone in June of 2007; since then it has 2 major tweaks in the iPhone 3G and now the iPhone 3GS. Rave reviews spawned not only for the iPhone itself, but also for the innovation that touch screen technology brings.

Whether you spend a little time in the kitchen or are a gourmet chef, you'll find that the apps that are offered to you by iPhone will suit any, if not all your needs when it comes to helping out in the kitchen. Not only will you find delicious recipes, but you can even find an app that helps you with your grocery list. Here are some of the best apps for the chef in you:

There has been much discussion around the iPhone and how it is only a consumer device, an ipod + mobile phone. It has even been said that the iPhone has no place on any corporate network.

Apple has recently published a new iPhone FAQ on their website and it has a surprise. “For secure Internet access, iPhone supports industry-standard Wi-Fi security and virtual private networking (VPN).” This is great news for those who want to work with the iPhone.

CNET Australia has posted an article that compares the features of both the Apple iPhone and the Nokia N95 side by side. Very interesting. We conclude that everyone is going to have a different preference depending on what they use the phone for.

Another good, long detailed iPhone review, this one by Steven Levy which is posted on MSNBC / Newsweek.

There are many interesting tidbits, here is just one:

We found this after we posted the NY Times iPhone review.

The reviews are pouring in now and Apple must have required that they all be released at close to the same time or something.

Anyway, this next one is from Edward Baig over at USA Today.

Here are some excerpts:

Google’s Chief Executive Eric Schmidt states that the Apple iPhone “is a perfect platform for Google’s hosted applications”.

Could there be a Apple - Google partnership on the horizon?

Source - iPhone Article on ZDNet