Are you exhausted by the barrage of iPhone stories out there? Even complaining about them has become cliché. There just aren't many other new gadgets to write about in July (like TV pilots, most gadgets launch in the fall). It's a relief that at least some websites have begun to write about something else (hence the headline "Harry Potter is the new iPhone"), but we've rounded up the best of recent iPhone coverage after the jump so that you can skim while recovering from your all-night HP reading marathon.

These are positive hacks, but it's not all good news. "Intended to be a convenience, the unique dialing feature included in the iPhone version of the Safari browser might soon become a nightmare," writes Robert Vamosi of CNet. That's because SPI labs researcher Billy Hoffman has found that the dialing feature allows hackers to "redirect free calls to fee-based phone numbers, track phone calls, manipulate the confirmation screen to place a call even if a user doesn't accept, place a phone in an infinite loop where the only escape is to turn off the phone or prevent the phone from dialing."