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Keepin' it real WTF, Part II: Russian iPhone "boots up," does nothing else
Original at iPodNews.com
• 3 hours ago
It's been a long time coming, but we've finally found a KIRF suitable to become the one and only successor to our very first "Keepin' it real... WTF?!" This here iPhone -- which is little more than a familiar chassis with a lead weight and a small amount of internal hardware -- is reportedly used...
Today On Mobilewhack.com
Original at MobileWhack.com
• 4 hours ago
Willcom 03 Smartphone Unveiled at CEATEC 2008 Samsung Lavender Concept Phone Nikon Media Port UP: Multimedia Video Headset Vodafone Storm Launch Video Available Verizon’s Storm Video Ready Apple’s iPhone Reaches Second Place in US Mobile Sales MOTOPURE H15 Bluetooth Headset
BlackBerry Storm Hits Vodafone
Original at Wired
• 5 hours ago
By Priya Ganapati The Storm will have a 3.2 inch screen, built-in GPS, touchscreen navigation, media player, 3.2 megapixel camera, video recording capability and access to an App Center along the lines of iPhone App Store or Google Android marketplace.
iPhone Ringtones: Create FREE iPhone ringtones using iTunes 8
Original at Into iPhone
• 5 hours ago
By Will Park Similar Posts: MakeiPhoneRingtone - the easiest way to get home-made iPhone ringtones uploaded to iTunesiTunes Music Store starts to offer ringtone-compatible songs - Ringtone service is now liveiTunes Ringtones tab will allow custom ringtones for your Apple iPhone!Apple starts...
Amtrak iPhone App
Original at MethodShop
• 6 hours ago
By MethodShop.com(noreply@blogger.com) According to an Amtrak press release, the company now has an "iPhone App." After unsuccessfully searching for the Amtrak App in the iTunes App Store, we quickly realized that the Amtrak App isn't an "App," like an iTunes App Store "App," but a "Web App" (aka an iPhone compatible web page). Th...
IBM Researchers Using iPhone App Store as Test Bed
Original at Wired
• 6 hours ago
By Priya Ganapati IBM researchers at Almaden are thinking broadly about how to redesign the user experiences for common applications like email and calendar for desktops, laptops and smartphones. And the iPhone with its touchscreen has set the standard for user interaction among smartphones and possi...
Opinion: my new toy
Original at rantsofawildchild (WordPress)
• 9 hours ago
By ladebelle by the time that i was ready to take the plunge, everything was all set-up! i walked into the apple store (which has the best customer service ever) and gave them my name, credit card, and was pretty much set to go! what made it even better is Danny (my Apple Genius) browsed different apps with...
iPhone: Track your stock portfolio amid financial crisis
Original at Phones Review
• 10 hours ago
By Nikki Why not use your iPhone to keep abreast of the affects the diminishing economy is having on your stock portfolio, why not download one of the several applications that are available at the Apple App Store. What iPhone app do you use to track your stock portfolio?
The fantastic At Bat is on sale
Original at The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
• 10 hours ago
By Dave Caolo Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Software, iPhone, App Store, iPod touchWhen the App Store opened, I went nuts and downloaded a slew of apps. Two weeks later, I listed the 8 I decided to keep, including Major League Baseball's (MLB) At Bat [App Store link]. This week, At Bat has dropped in pri...
'Say Where' Enables Speech-Recognition Queries on iPhone
Original at Wired
• 11 hours ago
By Brian X. Chen Check out a video demo of the app below the jump. Download Link [iTunes Store] See also: Microsoft to Deliver an iPhone AppDEMOfall 2008: 'Say Where' Introduces Speech Recognition to iPhoneAT&T Developing Speech Recognition Potentially for iPhone
Opinion: First Look: i. TV brings schedules, trailers to your iPhone
Original at The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
• 14 hours ago
By Michael Rose Filed under: iPhone, App StoreThere are a lot of App Store submissions and works-in-progress that trigger anticipatory drooling here at TUAW (Sling Mobile! Sling Mobile!), among them the program guide and movie finder i. TV; we first saw it a few weeks ago and I've been checking every day...
iPhone App Avalanche 12: SpaceTime Converter, iSign, Elements: Flash Cards and aDriverTest!
Original at The iPhone
• 15 hours ago
By Brian Hart It’s time for App Avalanche 12, and this week we’re taking a look at the Education category in the App Store and at what’s Good, Better, Best, and, of course, the CrApp. There’s an abundance of apps to choose from, and the Education category has pages and pages of good stuff (and some that isn...
TUAW Review: WunderRadio
Original at The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
• 16 hours ago
By Steven Sande Filed under: Audio, Software, iPhone, App StoreThe geniuses at Weather Underground have done it again! Now they've capitalized on their insight into weather radio to bring the iPhone world WunderRadio. Available in the App Store (click opens iTunes) for US$5.99, WunderRadio provides...
How To: Create Your Own iPhone Ringtone Using iTunes [More Ringtones]
Original at gizmodo/full(feeds.gawker.com)
• 23 hours ago
In case you wanted to create your challenge to the world's longest ringtone, CNET has an interesting little video tutorial up that'll show you how to do so on the iPhone using iTunes. Turns out the music software lets you choose the start and stop times of a song, rename the extension and crea...
Review: Bugdom 2
Original at Just Another iPhone
• Mon, Oct 6
By Ragart Pangea’s latest 3D action/adventure title is a very different experience from the usual App Store offering. It’s quite an ambitious game, and its scope alone is praise-worthy. I feel the gameplay and controls could still use some tweaking, but it’s interesting to see a typical console ga...
Review: Gas station finders for the iPhone
Original at Macworld
• Mon, Oct 6
CA - If you’ve got a first generation iPhone or iPod touch, you’re not out of luck, however—you can input a zip code or city to help pinpoint your location. ...
HTC's Touch HD gets very early review, called an iPhone killer in German
Original at Engadget
• Mon, Oct 6
By Darren Murph Not even a fortnight after HTC's Touch HD went official in Germany, out pops a review from Deutschland calling it the best thing since sliced bread. Okay, so maybe our translation skills are a bit off, but one thing's for sure -- it was hailed as the first "iPhone killer to deserve that name." R...
Opinion: The Week in iPhone Apps: Fresh Fring and Other Diversions
Original at Gizmodo
• Fri, Oct 3
By John Mahoney This week's iPhone app coverage on Giz: •iPhone-Backgrounder (for jailbreak) gives all apps, even legit ones from the App Store, the much-desired ability to run in the background. •Heart Monitor measures your pulse with the iPhone's microphone.
Opinion: The Week in iPhone Apps: Fresh Fring and Other Diversions [IPhone Apps]
Original at gizmodo/full(feeds.gawker.com)
• Fri, Oct 3
This week's iPhone app coverage on Giz: •iPhone-Backgrounder (for jailbreak) gives all apps, even legit ones from the App Store, the much-desired ability to run in the background. •Heart Monitor measures your pulse with the iPhone's microphone.
Opinion: 2000 iPhone Incites Exact Same Reactions as 2008 iPhone
Original at Gizmodo
• Thu, Oct 2
By Jesus Diaz think that at 1/3 the cost of a computer (bare minimum model), the iPhone is very functional. This product enables the non-technical person to access all information on the internet as well and send and receive e-mail, do online banking, and even...
Opinion: 2000 iPhone Incites Exact Same Reactions as 2008 iPhone [Retromodo]
Original at gizmodo/full(feeds.gawker.com)
• Thu, Oct 2
think that at 1/3 the cost of a computer (bare minimum model), the iPhone is very functional. This product enables the non-technical person to access all information on the internet as well and send and receive e-mail, do online banking, and even...
Opinion: OmniFocus
Original at iPhone Alley
• Tue, Sep 30
By Michael Johnston was one of the few applications I was really looking forward to at the App Store's launch. Because I've already taken the plunge and decided to let OmniFocus track all of my random to-do's and projects, a companion app for my iPhone really excited me. To truly have a handle on my productivity,...
Opinion: iPhone App Developer Spotlight: Mark Moseley and Voyeur
Original at The Intuitive Life Business Blog
• Mon, Sep 29
Q: The iPhone Software Development Kit has been written about quite a bit, but I'd like to know your opinion: was it easy to get up to speed with this SDK? Is it sufficiently complete that you weren't stumped as you developed your application?
Opinion: Sketches
Original at iPhone Alley
• Sat, Sep 27
By Michael Johnston put simply, is a drawing application for your iPhone. You can draw free-form lines, add text, and even draw shapes using multi-touch. You can spend a few minutes doodling to pass the time, or you can spend hours creating a masterpiece. But that's only the tip of the iceberg. Not only is Sketches...
Review: Fizz Weather
Original at Just Another iPhone
• Wed, Sep 24
By JoeT Note: This is one of a series of reviews of weather applications and webapps for the iPhone, which will culminate in a head-to-head comparison) RED ALERT! MAPS SETTINGS —— Developer: Fizz Software Availability: iTunes App Store (Weather Category)
Opinion: The Week in iPhone Apps: Tired Internet Meme Edition
Original at Gizmodo
• Fri, Sep 19
By John Mahoney Do you think a store full of geek developers could let September 19th go by without a surge of pirate-related applications? Personally, I'm waiting for the app that pushes live updates of real pirate advisories so my raw shipments of bulgur wheat stop getting jacked off the Somali coast. B...
Review: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed for iPhone
Original at The iPhone
• Thu, Sep 18
By Rene Ritchie Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Mobile) for the iPhone by THQ Wireless is available for $9.99 via the iTunes App Store. Alongside Spore, it’s one of the highest profile games released so far for the “funnest iPod (and iPhone) ever”. This is a story by the iPhone Blog. This feed is sponsored by Th...
iPhone 2.1 Firmware Review: It Fixes Everything [Iphone 2.1 Review]
Original at Gizmodo
• Mon, Sep 15
By Jason Chen We then used the Speedtest app in the iPhone App store to see if it was data transfer that was holding up page loads. On the 2.0.2 firmware we had download speed of 913Kb/sec, 581 Kb/s and 1048Kb/s. On the 2.1 firmware we had a 420Kb/s, 518Kb/s and a 718Kb/s. On the whole the new firmware seems to be slo...
Opinion: The Week in iPhone Apps: Games, File Sharing, and More GamesOriginal at Gizmodo
• Fri, Sep 12
By John Mahoney At the Let's Rock event this week, Apple pushed the new iPod touch hard (and iPhone too, obviously) as a viable gaming platform. Steve even went so far as to call it the best portable gaming platform out there. Strong words for DS and PSP fans, but the crop of games popping up in the App Store cont...
SplashShopper for iPhone Review
Original at palmaddict.typepad.com
• Wed, Sep 3
By TjL Stability is an issue with all iPhone apps right now (even Apple's own Mobile Safari web browser). There is another more stable version of the operating system currently being tested. Did SplashShopper crash on me? Only once or twice, but I can't really fault it for that right now given the s...
Review: CycorderOriginal at Apple iPhone Apps
• Sun, Aug 24
By Jeff Noble An upside-down triangle in the lower left corner is a little confusing as to what it does, but a quick touch shows that it toggles between the video screen and the video list screen. There are no other features at present. Pressing the edit button simply allows you to delete the video. You can SS...
Opinion: Cut-the-Crap iPhone Headset Battlemodo [Battlemodo]
Original at Gizmodo
• Wed, Aug 20
By John Herrman Shure's solution to the headset problem is to sell you the earphones and microphone separately. Pairing with the fantastic SE110s will make for a fantastic combo, but the combo will set you back almost $150 total. Good thing you can use this adapter with any earphones. Voice quality is high,...
Opinion: The best iPhone apps for foodies
Original at Software tips, news, and opinions from Download.com editors
• Wed, Aug 20
By Jessica Dolcourt Credit: CNET Networks) Munch for iPhone turns out accurate results, but what's with the ratings?(Credit: CNET Networks) The stylish LocalEats for iPhone engages foodies with the bestof the best, but is thin on description.(Credit: CNET Networks)
10 Things We Want to See in the iPhone 2.1 Update
Original at Vox’s posts tagged iphone
• Thu, Jul 31
By nobody@vox.com(Atlanta iPhone Blog) The iPhone 2.0 software is pretty good. We like the App Store a lot; it adds a boatload of new functionality to the iPhone. But it's certainly not perfect. Having used it for a few weeks, we've discovered a number of little quirks that we really hope are addressed in the upcoming update. From bugs t...
How To Maximize Your iPhone 3G's Questionably Adequate Battery Life [Iphone 3g Battery]
Original at Gizmodo
• Mon, Jul 14
By Brian Lam 2. Wi-Fi new network scanning off or Wi-Fi off. While you're not checking data for more than a few seconds at a time, I'd turn off Wi-Fi and in general, I'd turn off Wi-Fi scanning. It uses less power than EDGE or 3G but when you're not using your network connection, you might as well shut it down. Ch...
iPhone 3G Reception Problems? You're Not Alone
Original at Gearlog
• Mon, Jul 14
By Sascha Segan So that may explain the inconsistent user reports: some phones have problems, others don't. Apple reps also said that our first iPhone was activated in a nonstandard manner, so we weren't willing to generalize from that one to all iPhones. And the hideous AT&T network disasters on Fri...
Opinion: TUAW Faceoff: Pandora vs. AOL Radio
Original at The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
• Mon, Jul 14
By Cory Bohon User Interface Both Pandora and AOL Radio follow a similar user interface design: they both look like the iPod feature on iPhone/iPod touch. Both of the interfaces are nice, however, I have the same gripes for both. The volume controllers in both seem to be independent of the iPhone's volum...
The iPhone App I Miss The Most So Far
Original at Just Another iPhone
• Sat, Jul 12
By PatrickJ ShareThis Copyright © 2008 Just Another iPhone Blog. Visit the original article at http://justanotheriphoneblog.com/wordpress/2008/07/12/the-iphone-app-i-miss-the-most-so-far/. There are a lot of individual applications - and even whole categories of applications - that ha...
How To: Two numbers on your iPhone
Original at The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
• Mon, Apr 28
By Mat Lu Over at UNEASYsilence that have quick tutorial on hacking your iPhone to support two different numbers by using two SIM cards. Basically this involves using a dual SIM card holder and manually trimming down the cards to fit into the ...
Opinion: Turn Your iPod Touch into an iPhone [Feature]Original at Lifehacker
• Tue, Apr 15
By Adam Pash Now that you've got that, start up your FTP client of choice, enter the IP address as you server, and use root for your username and alpine as your password. Once connected, navigate to the Applications folder (just above the root folder). That's where your iPhone and iPod touch keep all of th...
Review: Griffin's iPhone Reception Boosting ClearBoost Case
Original at Gizmodo
• Tue, Apr 8
By Jason Chen The Notes: One thing to note is Griffin explicitly states that the ClearBoost only works if you have your phone on the AT&T network, which uses the 850 MHz band. If you're on T-Mobile, which primarily uses the 1900 MHz band but roams occasionally onto 850 MHz depending on where you are, y...
Apple iPhone Review , Rating and Pricing specifications » Mobile Phone Reviews - GSM MAG
Original at GSM MAG
• Sat, Jan 26
By gsm mag Apple iPhone Review , Rating and Pricing specifications Apple iPhone The iPhone is the recent (3Q, 2007) greatest Apple creation. It is a multimedia computer, but not one to to compete Nokia N95 or similar devices. This is a device that can be appreciate by the Apple iPod fans. Although iPhon...
Hidden iPhone firmware v1.1.3 features: Gmail IMAP support, two finger typing, 75,000 SMS’s storageOriginal at iPhone World
• Sun, Jan 20
By dennis Ads: iPhone Accessories - Free iPhone - Unlimited iPhone Downloads - iPhone Games - Free iPod Touch It seems that iPhone firmware v1.1.3 contained a few more hidden features than what Steve Jobs revealed at MacWorld 2008. According to the official Gmail blog: The built-in Mail app on the iPh...
The 20 Best iPhone and iPod touch Applications [Feature]
Original at Lifehacker
• Thu, Jan 3
By Adam Pash Last week we showed you how to install third party apps on your iPhone or iPod touch, and since then a new firmware preview has leaked its way to the 'nets with saucy new features that—once released—may tempt you to abandon your jailbreak for the newly introduced features. Fact is, until the...
How To: dvd to iphone , convert dvd to iphone , iphone softwares , dvd to iphone softwares
Original at oursdownload.com
• Thu, Nov 22
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Step by step to convert dvd/video to iphone I was able to convert dvd/video to iPhone using the Cucusoft iPhone Video Converter suite software .I found on http://www.oursdownload.com/dvd-to-iphone.html So far, I'm really impressed with how easy it is to use and how effectively it got the j...
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Jailbreak Your iPhone or iPod Touch with One Click
Original at Lifehacker
• Mon, Oct 29
By Adam Pash Jailbreaking the iPod touch/iPhone is now an utterly simple, one-click affair—which means if you've been waiting to jailbreak your iPod touch or iPhone (since the 1.1.1 firmware upgrade), the time is now. Just point your Safari browser to http://jailbreakme.com/ and click the Install Ap...
How To: Bonjour working on iPhone for direct file transfers
Original at My iTablet
• Wed, Oct 24
By James Allan Brady Well Erica Sadun, the iPhone hacking genius, has figured out how to use it for file transfers. This means lot of things, first and foremost though, you’ll be able to transfer files seamlessly between 2 or more iPhones and iPod Touches ...
iPhone Installer.app v3.0
Original at iPhone World
• Wed, Sep 5
By dennis Just several hours after we posted about v2.62, a new version of Installer.app for Apple iPhone is now available. Apple iPhone Installer.app is without a doubt the most useful unauthorized third party Apple iPhone program, as it simplifies the installation of other third party programs.
Install Third-Party Applications on Your iPhone
Original at Lifehacker
• Mon, Sep 3
By Adam Pash In less than two-months time, a persistent and merry band of iPhone hackers have been pushing out application after killer application for the iPhone, and hacking your iPhone to install those applications has become dead simple. Today I'll show you how to download, install, and manage t...
iPhone Hackers: "we have owned the filesystem"
Original at Engadget Mobile
• Tue, Jul 10
By Thomas Ricker The kooky hacking kids over at IRC channel #iphone claim to have gained full ownership of the iPhone filesystem. In an update titled "How to Escape Jail," they highlight the technical steps required to enable custom ringtones, wallpapers and more for your iPhone. They have not released a t...