Posted on 10 June 2008 by Chase Higgins
Yesterday's WWDC keynote revealed all sorts of sweet new applications for the iPhone. These applications will all be among the first that will be launching with the App Store, which according to Steve we will be seeing in September. The applications include an eBay client, a native blogging application, tons of games, and even an application by the Associated Press, ...
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Posted on 01 June 2008 by Chase Higgins
It has been a slower paced week in iPhone news than we have been used to lately, rumors have now been replaced with waiting, and anticipation. There are still some interesting things going on though, like the iControlPad, That will give your iPhone a holster type enclosure with buttons on it that resemble a PSP. It will allow for high ...
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Posted on 06 May 2008 by Chase Higgins
Installer has just received an update. The new version of Installer supports searching for applications from within the program. It sure took it's sweet time, but finally, it is here. Finally is indeed right, as Installer has been around for quite some time now. It is looking pretty good right now, but there are a few minor quirks that need ...
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Posted on 05 May 2008 by Chris Davies
The Associated Press have launched a localized news service for the iPhone. The system, which also works with other mobile devices, uses a ZIP code to bring stories from 107 big-name partnerships, including The Miami Herald and the San Francisco Chronicle. Supported by adverts, revenue will be shared, in part, between content providers.
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Posted on 04 May 2008 by Chase Higgins
It's that time again. Sunday morning can mean only one thing, week in review. This week has been full of 3G iPhone rumors, new software, and even a new Goldstriker iPhone. While it has not been a terribly active week for iPhone news, there is still some exciting things that have gone down. Hold tight while we update you on ...
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Posted on 02 May 2008 by Chase Higgins
McAfee's anti virus solution for the iPhone, called Stinger, would be the first of the of it's kind. A version of it was leaked to the public recently, and the official statement from McAfee is that the software is a proof of concept and is not ready for the public to use yet. This is very clear when you consider ...
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Posted on 28 April 2008 by Chase Higgins
It was just not enough to be able to use custom images as the background to your iPhone's home screen. Well, not for the iPhone developers over at Skrew at least. They have just released an alpha version of their new application, vWallpaper. Just as the 'v' before 'Wallpaper' would have you expect, it allows you to use videos as ...
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Posted on 27 April 2008 by Chase Higgins
Unless you have been living under a rock the last few months, then you know that the 3G iPhone is one of the single hottest news items being discussed right now. This week is no different. One rumor of it may offer a little light at the end of the tunnel though. The 3G version of the BlackBerry has been ...
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Posted on 26 April 2008 by Chase Higgins
I can not count the times I have been half way across the room sprawled out on a bean bag chair, wishing I could change the song playing on my computer. Thankfully, there is finally a solution out there. A new piece of software called iRemote has been made available. iRemote enables you to take control of your iTunes list ...
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Posted on 25 April 2008 by Chase Higgins
Something that most iPhone users would like to have is the ability to record their experiences in life using their iPhone. There have been attempts before, and a few successful ones at that. In light of that fact, DreamCatcher is going to be trying to bring some advanced features to their product. They want you to choose them obviously, and ...
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