The humble iPhone is changing photography on the frontline, says Lucy Davies.

Earlier this summer Southampton University showed a small model aircraft that had been 'printed' with a 3-D laser sintering machine. An iPhone gas GPS, accelerometers, gyroscopes, a camera and far more processing capability than a space shuttle had. It doesn't take an Asimov type visionary to see where this is going. Very soon it will be possible to have a cheap precision guided wea...

Imagine looking at a police officer for 5 seconds and then hearing him say your name. Police officers in the USA now have technology which can register a person in seconds. BI2, a Massachusetts based company, has just released MORIS (Mobile Offender Recognition and Information System), enabling a police officer to take an iris scan in seconds and, when attached to an iPhone, take a biometric facia...

Did you know you can subscribe to Lib Dem Voice using Amazon’s Kindle service? You can do so either on their Kindle device or using their apps for iPhone, Android, Mac or PC. The link to Lib Dem Voice on Amazon is here. It will set you back a modest £1.99 a month. Of course, if you think the

Court prohibits the 19-year-old to use the internet and devices including his PC, Apple iPhone and Sony PlayStation 3 games console

One of the key lessons of the Wiki leaks episode is there are open secrets that everyone except the voters knows. Here's an obvious one - higher inflation is a deliberate policy to reduce UK wage costs and inflate away debt. Reducing the wage costs will bring the recovery closer as we have to work harder for our iPhone and flat screen 3-D TVs and actually sell the rest of the world something ...

Perhaps someone needs to show Kerry McCarthy how to set her Twitter location, which is currently set to a very irritating "iPhone: 0.000000,0.000000": If only there was someone in the Labour Party who understood Twitter. Oh, wait...

EU antitrust regulators will scrap two investigations into Apple's iPhone after the company allowed cross-border repair services and eased restrictions on applications for its popular smartphone.

Blogger Eric Raymond - who plainly is not on Steve Jobs' Christmas card send-out list, points out the less-than-stellar launch of the new version of the iPhone. What is noteworthy, however, is that at least when a product is brought to market and there are problems with it, then as demonstrated by the Eric Raymonds of this world, a swarm of bloggers, professional product evaluation writers an...

Freedom of information request finds somewhere between £10,000 and £40,000 spent developing individual apps.