Whether you want to save important information or don't want to type something out many times over, the copy and paste function on the iPhone is useful. It may seem like a simple task, but how it can ...

You might be taking copy and paste for granted on iPhone and iPad, but the feature wasn't available on the original iPhone. It took some time for Apple to implement it in the early days. Many years ...

iPhone's first-ever iteration lacks a copy and paste feature even if it was touted to be a smartphone with tons of handy features, such as a touch screen and a Safari web browser. Some of you might ...

One of the common complaints about Apple's iPhone--and one that did not get solved with the launch of the iPhone 3G--is the lack of a copy-paste function. An independent developer, Zac White, recently ...

We all know how to CMD+C and CMD+V on a Mac to copy and paste, but do you know how to copy and paste on an iPhone? You may think that it isn’t possible to copy and paste on an iOS device, but it ...

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The iPhone can't copy/paste yet, but upcoming app MagicPad has created a useful, and simple looking solution that just might work. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, ...

Apple had launched its first ever iPhone model back in 2007. However, despite the device being one of the most innovative products of its time, it did not feature a common function which is copy and ...

The very first iPhone that was released in 2007 didn't actually have any sort of copy and paste functionality, and a former Apple engineer may have finally explained why. Ken Kocienda joined Apple in ...

Through a combination of Web services and Javascript bookmarklets, Pastebud lets users copy and paste text between the iPhone's mail application and the Safari Web browser, an important capability ...

Google’s 2001 retro-search tool has provided endless amusement over the past few weeks. None so much as the image at right, which is the “iPhone 2,” released by InfoTech in mid-1999 and reviewed on ...