Stuart Hughes does his magic again by introducing the 24ct solid gold iPhone 4. This luxury iPhone uses 150 grams of 24ct gold. It is a 32GB iPhone 4 without SIM lock. A luxurious hand finished wallet made from real Ostrich foot is included.

This beautiful handset took weeks of detailed intricate work to re-create the original chasis of the iphone in solid gold all of which was started and finished by hand, also a full gold dressing for the rear section.

This 24ct Solid Gold iPhone 4 costs GBP21,995.[StuartHughes]

Finally Apple announced at the WWDC 2010 its new iPhone 4, one of the thinnest smartphone. The new iPhone looks exactly the same as previous leaked, getting a brand new design with a thickness of 9.3mm. Boosted by the Apple’s own A4 chip, it features a new 3.5-inch Retina display with multitouch, 960×640 resolution at 326ppi, 800:1 contrast ratio and a 5 Megapixel  camera with 720p/30fps HD video recording and LED flash. More of this gadget »

Macally is goint to launch the FMport that functions as a FM transmitter and charger for iPhone and iPod. The device basically allows you to listen to iPod or iPhone music through home or car radio system.

The FMport features full channel digital FM control 88.1-107.9MHz, with 4 memory channels. It works with most iPhone and iPod and comes with a USB car charger and a remote control.

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One of the good news from Apple is they’ve lifted the restrictions against 3G VOIP calls from the iPhone SDK. This allows any future release of VOIP apps to be able to make use of 3G to make VOIP calls.

 Due to the previous restrictions on the iPhone SDK, all the VOIP apps such as Skype could only make VOIP calls via WiFi. But now with the restrictions removed, the future versions of the VOIP programs will be able to make use of 3G network, which is more convenient for the users as 3G Internet connection is widely available through your cellular provider, making it easier for you to make free VOIP calls while you’re on the run. More of this gadget »

A few days ago we talked about the Kapten GPS navigation app for the iPhone. These Frenchies were so nice they wanted us to give our readers bunch of free promo codes. Lucky you guys.

The app is called Kapten for iPhone and promo code is good for the North American version only. The app normally goes for $8/month at the app store.

How Kapten is different than most other GPS navigation apps is that it is “multi-transport”. You can define your means for travel – in fact you can even start with driving and get the rest of the routing for on-foot. Not only that but the app is also good to be used for public transportation. Kapten for iPhone can do text-to-speech for spoken directions, 2D, 3D views, as well adaptive which changes angle and zoom level with speed, and switches automatically between landscape and portrait modes.

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People at Kapsys – makers of the screenless GPS navigation system Kapten – just came out with a GPS navigation app for the iPhone called Kapten for iPhone.

Some of the key features of the new app include support for multitransport navigation (i.e pedestrian navigation with or without using public transports, car, motorbike, bicycle navigation), monthly license model which is renewable at will starting from 3.99€ and can be converted into permanent license.

Kapten for iPhone is already third behind TomTom and Navigon at the French AppStore. They have country, whole Europe, or North America versions.

The TwoNav name we talked about back in May last year just recently released a new iPhone app for both outdoor and on-road navigation. Features of the $65 app include unlimited free online maps from Spain and Italy, USGS dataset, US Forest Service, and DRCan, OpenStreetMap, ability to load your own maps from .map, .jpg etc files, ability to access topographic maps offline which can be downloaded by tile from compegps.com

TwoNav for iPhone also lets you track your performance even for altitude using geoid correction for better accuracy, provides more than 60 on-screen tips, 3D views, and of course the ability to buy road maps and use your app as a GPS navigation application. In which case you’d get turn-by-turn voice guidance, speed limit and camera alerts

Sega has revealed that they will be releasing an iPhone game app that actually a fully fledged emulator of their old Genesis system. The emulator will come included with Space Harrier II, but after that, you’ll have to buy the additional games form within the app. Sonic is $6, Golden Axe is $5, and Ecco the Dolphin and Shining Force is $3. More games will be announced in the future. You can also get the Sonic’s Ultimate Genesis collection, which includes almost 50 games, for just $20.

Finally, Grand Theft Auto has come to the Apple App Store as Chinatown Wars has just become available.

Yes, it does look different than what you see from the console version, but it bears a strong resemblance to the PSP version. Anyway, if you are a big GTA fan, then you can shell out $10 for this App and have hours of fun.

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