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Monday, September 06, 2010
At the IFA trade show in Berlin, NAVIGON said it is expanding the “NAVIGON Select” free iPhone application to new markets across Europe. NAVIGON Select is a stripped down version of the iPhone app of the German developer that can be enhanced with various optional, paid add-on packages via in-app purchases.
Read More www.gpsbusinessnews.com
Even before Steve Jobs announced the fourth generation of the iPhone, people had confirmed the phone would ship with two cameras: a standard one on the back for taking pictures and a second one on the front for something more novel: mobile video chat.
Read More gigaom.com
If you have a 3G iPhone and you installed the latest iOS4 you may experience sluggish performance, which can be quite annoying. Unfortunately the hardware of these phones can’t handle well the features iOS4 provides, but there are a couple of tricks you can do to regain the quick response time you’re used to.
Read More creativebits.org
At this point it’s pretty obvious the iPhone is never going to get a physical keyboard, but there are plenty of Android-based alternatives for those who can’t stand tapping out a message on-screen. But if you’re an iPhone user who’s been keeping hope alive your dreams will soon be a reality, at least a third-party reality.
Read More www.ohgizmo.com
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Apple took the functionality to buy a ringtone out of iTunes 10 for some reason, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have custom ringtones. You can make your own free iPhone ringtones directly within iTunes 10, this is the best way to go since you don’t have to get any additional software or pay for a service to create the files. Don’t download or pay for one of the iPhone ringtone maker apps, just launch iTunes and follow this guide, it’s easy to do and totally free.
Read More osxdaily.com
Another prominent exclusive arrangement with Apple for the iPhone is expected to conclude in a matter of months, when it is anticipated that Deutsche Telekom will lose sole access to the iPhone in Germany. Sources told The Wall Street Journal Friday that Apple’s iPhone will become available on two new carriers as soon as October.
Read More www.iphoneuserguide.com
Friday, September 03, 2010
Vito Technology - the Apple Design Awards 2010 winner - announces a new version of its best seller app Star Walk - 5 Stars Astronomy Guide. The new version of the app features gyroscope support on iPhone 4, Moon rise and Moon set info on SkyLive screen, full multitasking support and minor bug fixes.
The version 4.5 update brings full support of the latest iPhone 4 features. Our users can now enjoy all novelties of the iOS 4 devices like multitasking and gyroscope.
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Thursday, September 02, 2010
Yesterday, at the Apple music event in San Francisco, I had a short chat with Apple CEO Steve Jobs, as he strolled through the demo room for the media, just after he had announced various updates for the iPod, Apple TV and iTunes onstage.
Read More kara.allthingsd.com
The iPhone 4’s epic launch of 1.7 million units sold globally in 3 days was largely overshadowed by the numerous problems afflicting the phone. Foremost is the phone’s antenna problems, which make its most basic functionality – making phone calls – troublesome for some users. Apple’s solution thus far has been to tell current generation purchasers to live with the issues and to give them a free case, which insulates the phone in order to prevent signal disruption.
Read More www.dailytech.com
Thursday, August 26, 2010
SkyFire. Heard of it? It’s the smartphone browser that was chewing through Flash video and other rich media long before any of the built-in browsers were supporting such things — and on a number of platforms, it’s still the only option.
Read More www.mobilecrunch.com
Apple’s iPhone isn’t really a multiplayer gaming device that can be shared amongst friends in the same room, but the folks over at Griffin seem to think that it’s possible. The company has sent its PartyDock iPhone accessory to the FCC today, and it enables up to four players to enjoy games on a single iPhone.
Read More www.ubergizmo.com
Starting Thursday, Japan Communications will begin offerring a SIM card for unlocked iPhone 4 units sold in Japan by Softbank Corp, although the service plan costs 6,260 yen a month, while the unlocked iPhone 4 will sell for about 60,000 yen at Japan Communications Inc.
Read More news.softpedia.com
I love the Museum of Modern Art. I love my iPhone. I love taking a tour of the Museum of Modern Art led by my iPhone. The free MoMa by the Museum of Modern Art iPhone app is a very snazzy little app. Head on over to the museum and be ready for a great, artistic experience through this powerful app.
Read More www.appolicious.com
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Kensington, the prolific purveyor of portable peripherals, announced on Tuesday that seven more of its iPhone and iPod touch gadgets have emerged victorious from Apple’s “Works with iPhone/iPod” certification process. New Kensington charging docks, car mounts, and battery packs updated for the iPhone 4 are now available for pre-order.
Read More www.networkworld.com
A quick, very cheap, easy-to-undo and safe way of making the iPhone 4 work with the TomTom car kit / mount from the 3G/3GS. All it takes is a tiny strip of foam rubber about 2mm thick and the iPhone 4 fits into the mount perfectly.
Read More www.xiaohaha168.com
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Logitech has unveiled a couple new Ultimate Ears headsets that will work with the iPhone for making and receiving calls. The headsets are the Ultimate Ears 500vi and 200vi with a mic and inline volume controls costing $79.99 and $39.99 respectively.
Read More www.iphonebuzz.com
Google will release an iPhone version of its currently Android-based Google Goggles app by the end of the year, Google executives said Monday.
In a presentation at the Hot Chips conference at Stanford University, David Petrou, a project lead of Google Goggles, described the future of Goggles.
Read More news.yahoo.com
Naturally, despite the recent launch of the iPhone 4, I’ve already began speculating about what to expect from Apple’s next invention, the iPhone 5. We’ve already had the rumour that the next handset will work as an electronic wallet, which would be very cool indeed, but what else could Apple do to make it extra special?
Rather than trying to guess specifications, I’m going to make a list of things I’d like to see on the next handset, enjoy!
Read More www.dialtosave.co.uk
I almost always lug around my DSLR when travelling more than a few miles away from home. I often bring it to family functions, out to dinner, weddings and and other events. But as you can imagine, the giant rig isn’t always the right tool for the job and I sometimes substitue my Canon S90, a remarkable point and shoot. But I haven’t used the Canon S90 once since I got my iPhone 4.
Read More www.gottabemobile.com
The Elements for iPhone 4 is an incredibly handy app for anyone who wants to learn a bit more about the periodic table and the stuff that make up everything around us. Or for anyone in year nine cramming to memorise elements 1 to 20 for an upcoming chemistry exam.
Read More www.macworld.com.au
iPhone Dev of the Month
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Name: Ivan Twose
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Studio: CompeGPS
Last App: TwoNav
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