iPhoner, noun. Someone who reads the release notes. Someone who has moved the same widget four times this week and will move it again tonight. Someone who knows the rumor cycle well enough to wait for the second generation. This site is written for that person, by one of them.
Most days it starts with the news: what Apple shipped, what it's rumored to ship next, and whether either changes anything for the phone already in your pocket. Around the news sits the slower stuff: an app or game that earned a spot on the first page, a home screen setup worth copying widget by widget, a guide or a video for a setting you didn't know was there, an accessory that did what the listing promised or didn't, and a price drop that's real, because every deal here gets checked before it goes up.
I have opinions and I keep them, so you can hold me to them. Siri is perpetually overdue, the iPhone mini died too soon, and a fair one-time price beats a cheap monthly. A widget should show one thing at a glance instead of reciting a dashboard. Apple's own Notes and Reminders are better than power users admit. And buying this year's Pro for one feature rarely ages well, because the feature usually trickles down a year later.
Nobody pays for a verdict here, and no sponsor writes the script. When something is good you'll hear it plainly. When it isn't, you'll hear that too, in fewer words.
Built an app, or set up a home screen you're proud of? Send it to hi@iphoner.com and I'll put it on the phone. Now go put that widget back where it was.