Valentine’s Day is this Sunday, so if you’re an iPhone user & want to use it to impress or share your feelings with that special someone in your life, then check out these 8 cool iPhone Apps that were specially created for that special day :

iWrite : Love Poems

Valentine ~ Postage

Creative Romantic Ideas

Be Mine Hearts

Send eFlowers

iLuvMe

Sweethearts

How Am I Feeling

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Happy Valentine’s Day everyone !

Recently Skype released an official statement on its blog saying that an upcoming version of Skype for the iPhone that supports 3G calls will be coming out real soon.

Currently Skype for iPhone only supports Wi-Fi calls, which severely limits its use for people on the go. But in a recent blog post, Skype’s Peter Parkes confirmed that a 3G-capable version is on its way.

You can read the full Skype update right here :
Skype calling over 3G on iPhone

You can also watch their video below for more info :

Anticipation of the release of the Motorola Droid couldn’t have been bigger given the out-of-this-world commercials and the much-hyped Google Android 2.0 mobile operating system and the handset’s early sales match the expectations.

According to early reports, the Motorola Droid sold a whopping 100,000 units over the weekend as it launched with Verizon in the United States, equally fully half of the units the provider had originally stocked. Apple’s iPhone may have sold one million units in its first weekend but, given the fledgling competition (Palm’s Pre sold only about 65,000 units its first weekend), Droid’s number are quite impressive.

The Christmas season is fast-approaching and this should keep Droid sales on the rise for the next couple of months. A true iPhone-killer? That remains to be seen.

The hellish relationship between the Apple iPhone and Windows 7 has been resolved, ending a short but terrifying span of time for owners of a late Windows PC and the most popular handset currently on the market.

Further details about the difficulty with some Intel chipsets was narrowed down by motherboard manufacturer Gigabyte to the Intel P55 Express chipset. This particular chipset was not allowing enough power through to the iPhone to allow it to sync. An early BIOS update has been released by Gigabyte to resolve the issue and ASUS and MSI, two other manufacturers who have discovered the issue, are expected to follow suit soon.