I have posted my (comprehensive, but still in-progress) review of the iPhone 4 . The review includes an HD video (via YouTube) and photos taken with the iPhone 4. One word: awesome.

tl;dr : The iPhone 4 is another great step forward from Apple. From the dazzling quality of the built-in camera and respective app, to the brilliance of the Retina display, this iPhone is an all-around winner.

After having tried an iPhone 4 display model at my local Apple Store, and tasting the Retina display kool-aid, I couldn't wait until my pre-ordered unit finally came in. Well, it did, and I have

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Click here to view this image in its native resolution (which is incredible, on the iPhone 4).

[Required reading: Apple iPhone 4 Antennas... (by AntennaSys, Inc.)]

A lot of people have been mentioning how horribly terrible the iPhone 4's 3G antenna seems to be, due to an issue that has affected somewhere around half of iPhone 4 users (according to this MacRumors poll ) so far.

Wanting to see this issue for myself, and knowing an iPhone 4 is on its way already, but will be delayed another week, I went to my local Apple Store, and

tl;dr : Solid performers for those wanting a bass-heavy aural experience and good isolation. The headphones can bring new life to some songs, but are often overbearing for those with sensitive ears.

Finding a good pair of headphones can be an lifelong vocation. In my short lifespan, I've probably given a good chance to about twelve different pairs, from earbuds to large cans used in professional/studio environments.

The holy grail is a pair of earbuds that are

Introducing... reviews by me!

For the longest time, I have wanted to share some of the research that I do to pick the best product for my needs, and some of the thoughts I have on a product days, weeks, and months into using it.

I am somewhat of a fanatic about purchasing once, and using an item to its fullest extent—never overbuying, but also never settling for something that works half of the time (I guess that's a big reason I'm

tl;dr : You can (and should) pick up one of these things if you have a D90 or D80, and shoot vertically or need extra juice for the camera. The Nikon MB-D80/OEM model is a bit more solid, but you can't beat the Phottix's price!

Take a look at what's hanging on the neck of almost any professional photojournalist, wedding photographer, or camera guy—you

Posted over on Open Source Catholic: Celebrating the Holy Mass from an iPad . ( Original story on WDTPRS; please comment on the OSC post linked above).