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iPhone 4G would be the first mobile phone or gadget which would get the AMOLED display from Samsung. Previously iPhone 3G rocked us with its amazing features and now it is the turn of iPhone 4G to take the stage and create magic. But these Amoled Display is assumed to be a rumor at this part of time.

Apple has come up with certain news about the iPhone 4G that it is stll concerned about the power consumption of the device when it is used in Web browsing. The power consumption is mainly caused because of the graphical content, therefore the solution for decresing the power consumtion for iPhone 4G would be using the content in black background and white or blue letters in order to reduce the power consumtion.

Apple knows the best technology and would however come to a solution of reducing the power consumtion, So do not worry about the power consumtion.

Now that the iPhone SDK seems to allow for 3G VoIP, it looks like the floodgates are beginning to open. Joining the ranks of iCall in this somewhat uncharted territory is Fring. Same deal as the previous one, the ability is already inherent in the current build, and now that the restriction has been lifted, users can simply place calls as they usually do through the service — yes, that includes Skype calls — only now not tethered to the nearest 802.11 cloud. As for the native Skype app, last we checked it was still not working. But it’s only a matter of time.

While the world is eagerly waiting for the iSlate (Apple tablet PC), there’s a slight murmur in the wilds that the next gen iPhone could be cased inside a gesture sensing body, very similar to what the Apple’s Magic Mouse has.

Coming from Bloomberg Goldman Sachs analyst Robert Chen, the rumor could hold true, but because there is no confirmation on this from Apple, it would be difficult to comment. We already have been through hearsays stating that the iPhone 4G will feature a 5MP camera, whether true or only a wild guess, one thing is sure, Apple’s definitely going to surprise us this summer, only if that rumor is true?

The BGR has received some details of the next version of Apple’s [AAPL] iPhone OS, version 4.0, and we could see it a lot sooner than we thought as Apple may unveil iPhone OS 4.0 at next weeks special event on the 27th of January. Some of the features in iPhone OS 4.0 include multitouch gestures which are OS wide, this would make sense as the OS for the rumored Apple Tablet is expected to be similar to that of the iPhone.One interesting feature revealed, which is on a lot of smartphones, but not the iPhone is multitasking, or the ability to run applications in the background, this would definitely be a welcome addition to the iPhone OS.

It looks like the UI make be getting a bit of a redesign and it is reported that the new UI will make the iPhone easier and more efficient to use. It looks like the update will be coming to the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS, and there, may even be a new way for syncing contact and calendar applications. It certainly does sound very interesting, I guess we will have to wait until next week to see what Apple has planned for the iPhone OS 4.0.

A few places around the net today are reporting that Apple [AAPL] will be dropping Google as their default search engine on the iPhone and replacing it with Bing.com. We could see this change happen very soon too due to a rumoured release of the iPhone 4.0 OS next week. Talks of this move by Apple have been going on for weeks according to BusinessWeek.

“Apple and Google know the other is their primary enemy,” says one of the people, who’s familiar with Apple’s thinking. “Microsoft is now a pawn in that battle.”
If the negotiations are successful, it could also mean that Bing could eventually replace Google as the default search engine for Apple’s desktop version of Safari as well

If you like the Nokia Supreme, which is claimed as the world’s most expensive Nokia phone, then check out the iPhone 3GS Supreme Rose, which is touted as the world’s most expensive cell phone. Designed by Stuart Hughes, the handset is priced at £1.93.25 million (unlocked). The iPhone 3GS Supreme Rose comes with 130 diamonds that total up to 97.5 carat on the front. A rose gold Apple logo studded with 53 diamonds sits on the rear side.

The Bandshell iPhone case apart from being a fashionable shell, is also a sound and vision amplifier for your iPhone. The ultra-slim case improves the sound quality and viewing experience of your iPhone without any extra speakers or cords.

It’s made of impact resistant polymer, and has a slider back. The flat side of the case enables easy and clearer video watching. The case also helps curbing the harmful radio electromagnetic waves reaching the user from the mobile phone. The Bandshell iPhone 3G/3GS case retails at $19.99.

Uncommon has rolled out a new online-based personalized case service allowing users to put any image they like on a Capsule Case for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS.

The company uses a web-based interface, so you can upload and place your favorite photos onto the case.

What makes the case special is that it is made of shatterproof polycarbonate construction. Uncommon’s iPhone 3G/3GS Customized Capsule Case retails for $40 a pop.

The king of rock n’ roll will now be on your iPhone as “Pocket Elvis”. It’s the first ever Elvis iPhone app, which will mark the 75th birth anniversary of the legendary rock star on Jan 8th. The app will get you over 150 exciting phrases from ‘The King’ impersonated by comedian Mitch Benn, and help you instantly whenever you fall short of words.

The hysterical phrases are categorized in pub, sports, chat up lines and insults. So, you can throw some super-cool Elvis lines on numerous events. Just imagine where and when would you like to use such freaky lines in Elvis style as, “Say, is that IT? Elvis needs a geeky person to come and fix his computer machine”, or “The voice of Elvis is so recognisable to people across the world it’s always a pleasure to perform as him.. This is not all, you also get to download crazy Elvis ringtones, among lot other fun things offered in the Elvis Pocket. Go get this coolest application today from the App Store.

Yesterday, CES saw an incredible teeny-weenie dongle that turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a remote that can control virtually any system enabled with Front Row remote-sensor, and which may not necessarily be an Apple product.

Till now, the iPhone/iPod Touch remote application could only be used with Macs or Apple TV, but the L5 Remote accessory is something that makes this application universal. The marvel designed by L5 Technology, enables your iPhone or iPod touch to control a number of devices like TV, music systems, DVD player, cable set top box or even an AC or a fan. The 1.25″ device is required to be plugged into the iPhone or iPod Touch and then after a simple programming it’s ready to control your home systems.

Before everything, you’ll also need to download a free software on your handset in order to make it operate with L5. Moreover, L5 allows you to customize and organize your touchscreen remote with drag and drop feature according your preference. The L5 remote accessory is geared up to hi the shelves by Feburary and would sell online at L5 remote for $49.95.

Mophie, primarily known for their juice/battery packs or cases, has now taken a leap, planning to produce a credit card scanner for the iPhone. The picture above shows that the Mophie iPhone credit card reader will likely come in the form of a case which its bottom has a reader for you to swipe your customer’s credit card for accepting payment on the go.

The Mophie’s credit card scanner is a combo of hardware and their own software solution. The Mophie Credit card scanner is simply handy for small business owners, which you can use it on your iPhone to swipe the credit cards of your customers for collecting payments. It’s unclear whether Mophie is getting into transaction business or they simply act as a middle man. But I guess the latter shall be the better choice for them as transaction business is not their cup of tea. More details shall emerge at CES.

iPhone owners in South Korea can now purchase the Phone Bubble from Wavely, which is actually “a jacket” for iPhone. The Phone Bubble features a silicone skin with a unique bubble design and four edges that come equipped with air cell to protect your precious handset. What makes the Phone Bubble more special is that it is also washable. The Wavely Phone Bubble retails for 26,000 Won ($21).

Keeping in mind the animal welfare, iAccessory has brought out the eco-friendly leather iPhone cases. The cases are exotically designed with shock-absorbent lining and give rich leather look, however all the cases are made in faux leather. The company’s PR manager assures, “No animals were used or abused in the making of this product. We have taken a conscious decision not to deal in real leather products. All of our cases are made of faux (artificial) leather since we don’t tolerate cruelty to animals and try to be as eco-friendly as we can in our daily life.” The cases are designed for Apple iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS in various styles including the leather pouch style and the leather flip case style. Each case is available at a super affordable price of $15.

Tesco Mobile will release iPhone on December 14th, 2009 in the UK. Tesco will offer a £20 ($32) per month contract with unlimited internet and WiFi hotspot use and the equivalent of £60 ($97) to be spent on calls and messages each month. The iPhone will be priced from free on a new 24-month contract, although subscribers to the £20 tariff will be expected to pay upfront for their iPhone 3G or 3GS. Tesco Mobile will also offer a pay-as-you-go (prepay) contract, with an 8GB iPhone 3G at £342 ($555), a 16GB iPhone 3GS at £440 ($715) or a 32GB iPhone 3GS at £538 ($874), again with 12 months free data/WiFi access.