While so far the major names in instant-messaging have steered clear of releasing iPhone-compatible clients for their platforms, that hasn't stopped employees dabbling in a little Apple-IM on the side. Joining the existing array of IM options comes TinyBuddy, an AOL client written by the company's own James Burke.
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From the monthly archives:
July 2007
TinyBuddy AOL IM client made by company employee
While so far the major names in instant-messaging have steered clear of releasing iPhone-compatible clients for their platforms, that hasn't stopped employees dabbling in a little Apple-IM on the side. Joining the existing array of IM options comes TinyBuddy, an AOL client written by the company's own James Burke.
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iDating takes off among shy Apple-lovers
I've heard a few people say they love their iPhone, but up until now I didn't know you could find love with it. Apple's cellphone is the latest gadget to get picked up by speed-dating aficionados, with jam-packed iDating parties being organised in cities across the country.
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iFuntastic upgrade adds custom carrier logos & homescreen edits
iFuntastic, the easy to use GUI for adding custom ringtones to your iPhone, has only been out a few days and already we're up to version two. It's no small improvement dressed as a major one, either; ringtone compatibility is increased, you can now change the carrier logo and also rearrange the order of the home-screen icons simply by dragging and dropping them.
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First look: Marware Sidewinder Smart holster for iPhone
Marware's Sidewinder case for the iPhone is the Swiss Army knife of cases. First of all it’s a low-profile holster. The reversible-mounting holster lets you carry the iPhone face out for visibility or face in for maximum protection. I like the concept of a retractable management system and a slot for the Apple branded Bluetooth headset, but there’s a certain level of nerdiness that even I cannot ... continued »
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Will iPhone sales performance spur faster development?
The good doctor over at Macenstein writes an interesting editorial about how, despite his love for all things Apple, he let out a small cheer at the news that the iPhone sales had fallen short of predictions. Now before you holster up your pitchforks and lead a baying mob over there, let the man speak:
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Video showdown: iPhone vs Archos 605
Right now, if you don't want to be tied into an AT&T contract you can unlock your iPhone and use it as a portable WiFi web-browser and video iPod. Although many - myself included - would see that as a terrible waste of some of the handset's much-vaunted convergence, the lure of Mobile Safari and all that video-playing goodness could be enough to swing the hand of some. But what ... continued »
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Apple post $818m profit despite analyst-depressing iPhone sales
Another quarter, another record Apple profit - but will everyone be pleased? The Cupertino company have announced an $818 million profit in its fiscal third-quarter, with $5.41 billion in sales from April through June (a rise of 24-percent from the same period last year); sales of Macs and iPods are sky-high, shipping over 1.7 million of the former (up 33-percent) and more than 9.8 million of the latter, maintaining its ... continued »
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