A couple of weeks ago I did a story about the "Top Ten iPhone Apps for Photographers" and now another site has come up with a list of their top FREE photo apps. The main difference, of course, is that my list also included paid apps for the iPhone. The other difference is that the free list seems more focused on consumers and beginning photographers who use the iPhone and my list was more oriented toward professionals. All of which proves that the iPhone is being used by a broad range of photographers.

A couple of months ago I posted a semi-humorous/semi-serious story about a new do-it-yourself solution to help you better watch videos on your iPod or iPhone on an airplane. Yes, it was a little crude and involved cutting a hole in the airline barf bag to provide a "nest" for your iPod -- instead of having to hold it in front of your with your hand -- but it worked. Now a company called iFlyz has come up with a far more sophisticated solution -- a hands-free holder that clamps your media player to the tray table so you can sit...

If you've ever tried to watch a movie or video on your iPhone on an airplane, you know your arm can get mighty tired after just a few minutes of holding the screen in front of your face. Though there are tons of iPhone holders you can buy, why spend money when you can just make one from available materials in your airline seat? Though it's a little crude, this do-it-yourself airline "barf bag" holder (see picture) seems as good as anything for nesting your iPhone so you can sit back and watch episodes of "The Office," even when you're not...