Proporta offers a number of different ways to protect your iPhone. There are aluminum lined cases, clear cases, screen protectors, and cases that include mirrors.

Caffeine is the name of Google’s new web indexing engine. Instead of updating the index in layers, Caffeine works constantly, on small pieces at a time.

@BPGlobalPR is not the Twitter feed for British Petroleum. It is a parody aimed at making the folks at BP uncomfortable while it accepts donations to clean up the mess.

The Kindle is nice, sort of like a hardcover book, and a little pricey. What would happen if the basic features were available in a much less expensive device?

A number of carriers have added custom skins to their Android phones. But. With Android releases coming so fast, these custom skins will only delay deployment of the latest version to your phone.

FlyCast has a new open source library of demonstration mobile apps created with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript as a supplement to Apple’s HTML5 gallery. Gallery items can be viewed using iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.

Safari 5 was released earlier this week and with it comes a new way of looking at websites. Reader removes all the ads, and other “distracting stuff”, to present postings almost as book pages.

RoadSync 2.0 is available in Android Market. With the new version come a number of enhancements, such as Corporate Directory Look-up, compatibility with multiple versions of Exchange Server, and more.

Both operating systems are currently available to developers, while the rest of us may need to wait a bit. So, what do these operating systems have to offer? This article provides a handy list. Or, there’s a device comparison between the iPhone 4 and the HTC Evo 4G.

Ten key features of the new phone, available later this month, include a sharper screen, a thinner body, and a better camera. This article include Steve Jobs’ presentation and two other short videos showing features of the phone.