The cavalcade of "made for iPhone" websites continues, and while I was moderately harsh on fluther.com for their simple page resizing effort, Digg's efforts look a tad more impressive. Coder Joe Stump managed to craft their iPhone app in just 48hrs (earning himself a free phone from Digg helmsman Kevin Rose), and rather than just slicing up the pages to fit in the long, narrow display he's actually taken ... continued »
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July 2007
Digg really dig the iPhone
The cavalcade of "made for iPhone" websites continues, and while I was moderately harsh on fluther.com for their simple page resizing effort, Digg's efforts look a tad more impressive. Coder Joe Stump managed to craft their iPhone app in just 48hrs (earning himself a free phone from Digg helmsman Kevin Rose), and rather than just slicing up the pages to fit in the long, narrow display he's actually taken ... continued »
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Customized iPhone ringtones, anyone?
This is indeed a huge milestone! Chris on the #iphone-dev IRC channel just demonstrated a customized ringtone on the iPhone.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHng9NRqTIQ[/youtube]
Chris says it best, “customized ringtones on the iPhone, boom!”
Update: HackTheiPhone.com laboriously detailed how to add your very own ringtones in 23 steps. The Windows version of the instruction is available here. continued »
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iPhone torture: Blending the iPhone
Does the iPhone not have rights? It's just not right to key, drop, tear apart and now some dude in a white lab coat blends up an iPhone? This is just wrong.
I didn't have the stomach to watch the whole video. Would someone just lie and tell me the iPhone was indestructible?! Click over to watch the painful video.
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Video review: Eléga Pouch is impressive, but is it really sleek?
It's hard to judge the Eléga Pouch from the video alone, but it sure looks thick.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-A3C1uQAog[/youtube]
Other than the thickness of the case, I'd have concern that the iPhone might slip out when wearing it horizontally. It’s missing a protective flap to keep the iPhone from sliding out.
Review: Sena Apple iPhone Elega Pouch [via cheapedia, thanks Jared] continued »
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Is 3G already inside the iPhone? Imminent update may unlock superfast browsing
Rumours, again, abound (did you miss the air of intrigue?) - this time about the possibility of a semi-imminent software upgrade from Apple that will leave a few critics happier with their cellular purchases. David Ciccone over at Mobility Today has had a sliver of anonymous juice in his inbox with a list of what improvements are about to drop; you can check out the full list after the ... continued »
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JP Morgan retracts Kevin Chang’s prediction of iPhone Nano
It's never fun retracting something you or someone that works for you wrote. JP Morgan had to issued a note retracting Kevin Chang's earlier projection about a near term iPhone Nano. According to TUAW's exclusive report, the company now says that the majority of Chang’s assumptions appear to have come from a review of the patent that was published last week, adding that a near-term launch of an ... continued »
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Hacking the iPhone progress report
Hackers love a big challenge, and there’s nothing bigger (right now) than cracking the iPhone. Full access to the file system is now possible using iPhoneInterface. This means that we can expect custom ringtones and plethora of 3rd party apps (maybe?).
The image above depicts where the hackers were able to move the Safari application from dashboard to the iPhone space. This is pretty neat, but the fun ... continued »
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