Mobile Highlights

Millions of people use Skype to talk for free between their computers. Well, if you have a Skype account you can also use it right from your iPhone. It's quick, it's easy, and it's full-featured.

When you're typing URL's in Safari you have that handy ".com" key at the bottom of the screen on your iPhone. Too bad you have to type things like .net and .edu, or do you?

If you use Apple's "MobileMe" you know it's a great way to store files and other things online. If you have an iPhone now you can get to that content right from your phone using the application MobileMe iDisk.

Many iPhone users don't realize that a function is assigned to double-clicking the Home button. By default, it opens up iPod controls to allow you to interact with the iPod application when you're using another app. However, you can customize what double clicking the home button does. Here's how.

When you get your iPhone it has four applications set up in the "dock" area. Many users don't know it, but those apps aren't set in stone. You can choose to have your favorite applications always visible in the dock, but you're always limited to four.

Your iPhone has so many cool things on it. One thing it doesn't have, however, are the cool emoticons that you've become used to on instant message services. Well, if you want, you can get them for your iPhone too. Here's how.

Many users have gotten used to opening web links in new pages on their desktop browsers. Many also think this isn't possible in Safari on your iPhone, but it is. And here's how it's done.

Have you ever wanted to add a custom shortcut to your iPhone homescreen? It's easier than you might think. With this iPhone video tutorial, find out how to add a new icon to your iPhone's homescreen.

Buy high, sell low? No, wait... If you like to play the stock market you most likely want to keep tabs on how the market is doing. The iPhone comes standard with a full-featured stock application that's easy to use and offers accurate and up-to-date information.

Many applications in the Apple App Store provide you with notifications. Notifications can take a number of forms. If you know where to look you can control which notifications you receive and which you don't.

One of the earliest complaints about the iPhone was that you couldn't copy and paste text. With the release of iPhone software 3.0, copy and paste came to the iPhone. Here's how to easily copy and paste text on your iPhone.

With iPhone software version 3.0, iPhone users will have noticed a new app on their trusty mobile. The Voice Memo app lets you record a lecture, an interview or a note to self with ease. Here's how it works.

There's a lot of personal information on your iPhone. Email, documents, photos and more. If you're concerned about others accessing that information you can lock your iPhone with a passcode. You can even make it so that data is wiped from your iPhone after a certain number of failed access attempts. Here's how.

Cut out the beginning of a lecture, before the prof starts talking. Cut out the droning ending of a presentation and more with the voice memo editing features built into the Voice Memo app on your iPhone. It's easy to do. Here's how.

Here’s a pretty cool trick you can do with Google maps on your iPhone!