USBfever just launched a Mini Microphone for iPhone 3G, enabling users to get better sound recording quality on their iPhone. Journalists, students, teachers or researchers probably need this tiny gadget.
Now, iPod docking stations support charging capability for iPhone 3G, thanks to Scosche’s converter called passPORT Home Dock. It allows users to charge their iPhone 3G on the iPod docking stations.
EA Mobile just introduced the first screens of its Tiger Woods 09 game for the iPhone via Facebook, according to Pocket Gamer. So far, there are no solid details on this golfing game.
The remote control car loving child in all of us will be jumping for joy with Rinspeed to unveil an iPhone controlled car the iChange, next week. Removing the need for keys, total control of the car can be managed through your iPhone including starting the car, changing any setting and even the shape of the vehicle.
Starting today, “Supersize Me” iPhone App for ZumoDrive is available – for the grand price of $0 for a limited time. Hurry up and grab it now, or else you’ll have to shell out $4.99 later on when the company starts charging for it.
Nomadics introduced a new iPhone application called MultiCal, allowing users to view Google calendars. iPhone users can view one, some, or all their Google calendars in real time in one interface.
Kyte offers a turnkey framework that streamlines the creation of custom music applications for the iPhone, allowing artist and labels optimize the apps as both a promotional tool and an extension of the traditional album release.
Apple launched its first-gen iPhone in November 2007, and its 3G version in July 2008 in the UK. As of today, O2 has revealed that sales of the iPhone in the country have just hit the one million mark.
InstantAction are actively working on the next Galcon project to enable iPhone gamers to take on PC users who play the popular strategy game. Developed by Phil Hassey and originally appeared on desktops version before finally making its way to the iTunes App Store last year.
Japanese iPhone carrier Softbank Mobile will introduce a new program giving customers free 8GB iPhones under a two year contract.
