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by Chris Davies on August 6, 2007

Another day, another iPhone IM client. Mundu IM, however, deserves a little more attention than others we've seen, as it supports a pretty broad bevy of chat standards: Yahoo!, AIM, MSN and GTalk.
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by Vincent Nguyen on August 3, 2007

Those of you that haven’t cut your ties with Windows XP or Vista and Outlook will now be able to sync your iPhone with Outlook without having to reboot into Windows, using Parallels Desktop Beta.
iPhone support in XP and Vista. Yes, I realize the irony of syncing an Apple device with Windows running on a Mac, but lots of people need to hook their iPhones up to Outlook. Try not ...
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by Chris Davies on August 2, 2007

If you've been thinking about trying instant email on your iPhone, then Synchronica's 60-day free trial might be the push (ha, that was a pun, y'see) you need. We've mentioned Synchronica before: they operate a Mobile Gateway service that, using the Outlook Web Access system, securely picks up new email and automatically sends it on to your iPhone. The clever part is that there's no software to install and no ...
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by Chris Davies on August 2, 2007

The iPhone has been credited with bringing a whole lot of new users to the Apple fold, people who beforehand were unfamiliar with the sacred Way Of The Mac. If they're anything like me, those people have large media libraries full of different types of files: videos in mpeg, divx, WMV and more, audio saved as mp3, WMA and ac3. Transferring that to the iPhone not only demands a whole ...
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by Vincent Nguyen on July 31, 2007

Now this was a pleasant surprise, I noticed that all my folders in setup on my Exchange account were suddenly populated. And when I go into each of those folders, my emails started populating. It’s now even possible to save emails to any of those folders.
I didn’t see anyway to create or delete a folder though. Shrug, oh well.
Update: Maybe I'm second guessing myself, but prior to ...
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by Vincent Nguyen on July 31, 2007

Apple just released the iPhone Firmware 1.01 security update that plugs various holes in Safari. This is only a security update with no new features that I can find. On the plus side, it will make your iPhone much more secure.
Remember that you must sync your iPhone via iTunes in order to get the update. Apple noted that the iPhone update would not show up in the ...
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by Vincent Nguyen on July 30, 2007

Again, imitation is the best form of flattery. There’s a cleverly written utility for the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet that mimics the on-screen virtual keyboard of the Apple iPhone. It’s written in Python, in case you care; looks really neat.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrWpUBTDDr0[/youtube]
The iPhone-clone keyboard looks and feel similar the real deal but lacks the predictive text algorithm. Just because it looks and quack like a duck doesn’t mean it’s ...
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