10:50AM PT: The iPhone 3.0 will be even better with push notifications and video streaming.
10:50AM PT: A video is shown with developers talking about making apps for the iPhone
10:48AM PT: The iPhone is coming and Scott Forstall steps up to present it. The iPhone has more than 50,000 available apps in the store. 40,000,000 iPhone [...]
10:50AM PT: A video is shown with developers talking about making apps for the iPhone
10:48AM PT: The iPhone is coming and Scott Forstall steps up to present it. The iPhone has more than 50,000 available apps in the store. 40,000,000 iPhone [...]
Apple's Keynote address at Worldwide Developer Conference 2009 should be underway shortly. It is being held at the Moscone Center West in San Francisco, California. Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing, will deliver the keynote. We are closely following the event and will keep updating this...
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Monday, June 8th marks the beginning of Apple’s annual World Wide Developer Conference. Many are expecting Apple will use the occasion to announce the release of the next major version of the iPhone firmware, v 3.0., and perhaps going even further and announcing new iPhone hardware. Other’s don’t expect either until later in the month. [...]
Filed under: iPod Family , Software , WWDC , Blogging , Apple , iPhone , Liveblog June 8, 2009. Today's a day filled with incredible anticipation for Apple fans. The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference opens with a keynote by Apple Senior VP of Product Marketing Phil Schiller, who is widely expected to announce the availability of the 3rd generation of iPhone firmware and hardware, provide a release date for Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6), and hopefully throw in a few surprises in the meantime. While…
Spatial View, the company that launched the Wazabee 3Dee shell, a cool protective case with removable lens for viewing 3D content on Apple’s iPhone, has announced the release of an SDK and interlacing software to enable third party developers to create and view applications for Apple’s mobile devices in vivid 3D. The Wazabee 3DeeInterlacing SDK [...] This article is copyright Cultomedia Corp .
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Filed under: iPhone , App Store , App Review CameraBag [App Store link] joins the club of iPhone apps that offers filters for your photos to change the style or color balance of what you have snapped. The app sells for US$2.99. This app offers filters that mimic old film emulsions of the past, as well as offering fish eye views and infrared simulation. Here's the complete list: Helga - A square-format toy camera with washed-out highlights and old-school vignetting. 1974 - This is your father's…
Just a reminder for those looking to upgrade to the new iPhone 3.0 firmware update that many people are expecting to be released tomorrow, Monday, the 8th, at the Apple World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC): There is no known unlock, yet. If the unlock is important to you, wait to upgrade until the iPhone Dev [...]
Last week Apple pushed out an update to iTunes. The update brings it up to version 8.2. If you are an unlocker or a jailbreaker you probably want to avoid this update until the dev team figures out the hitches. It’s already clear that it breaks the unlocking and jailbreaking apps like QuickPwn and PwnageTool. [...]
Updated: Visit Live.iLounge.com for live updates from the event now! iLounge’s editors have arrived in San Francisco, California to provide live coverage of Apple’s 2009 Worldwide Developers Conference, which kicks off Monday morning at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time with a Keynote Address from Apple Senior Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing Phil Schiller and other company executives. Expected during the address is the announcement…
John Gruber of Daring Fireball, certainly no stranger on this site to iPhone news, rumors and speculation , is positive tomorrow's event will feature an "iPhone 3GS". What does S stand for? Don't ask. He doesn't have a clue. What he does think he has a clue about is pretty much everything else that will pop out of Apple execs' mouths at WWDC this week. The iPhone 3GS: I expect Apple to announce updated iPhones with significantly faster processors, twice the RAM, and twice the…
If you haven't figured this out already, I'm a serious airline geek . Yes, I'm the kind of person who keeps track of all his flights and I can identify planes as they taxi by at the airport. Want to know which airlines flies nonstop between San Francisco and Sydney? Well, I can tell you (United and Qantas). Some would call it an obsession, but I think that it's just an interest. Airport Status If you're like me, you'll be delighted to know that the iPhone App store has quite a…
Five independent App Store developers, stymied by the prospect of big publishers entering the space, have banded together to form a games seal of quality called App Treasures that they hope will protect their business from heavy hitters like EA. According to Kotaku, the five devs are Imangi, The Blimp Pilots, Snappy Touch, Streaming Colour Studios, and Veiled Games. "This is our way of combining resources to become a bigger player, while retaining our independence and without any of the drawbacks and…
SlingPlayer Mobile for the iPhone does what it says. But it's crippled and has interface quirks that prevent using it from being a pleasant experience.
Filed under: TUAW Business , Podcasts Last week we had a full house for the talkcast as we covered the rumorscape and went in-depth on the future of television in a Boxee / Hulu world. You can download the show, along with all past shows, from Talkshoe or subscribe in iTunes. We're live again tonight with a preview of the WWDC keynote, only a few short hours away. It's open phones for attendees and developers, and we'll also discuss the GearLive rumor of Monday availability for the new iPhone.…
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Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference opens on Monday. John C. Welch predicts what changes in iPhone OS 3.0 mean for the IT crowd.
Developer “DVD” Jon Johansen has posted a brief article explaining the Palm Pre’s unsupported ”Media Sync” feature, which allows it to appear and sync as an iPod through iTunes. According to information provided to Johansen, the Pre’s Mass Storage interface identifies itself as an iPod, enabling it to trick iTunes and sync. Johansen notes, however, that the root USB node still identifies itself as a Palm Pre, meaning…
Given the runaway success of the App Store (if you haven’t heard, just pick up any newspaper, provided you can find one still being printed), I’ve began to give some thought to the feasibility of a Mac App Store. Does it make sense? Could Apple pull it off? What would it mean for developers and for users?
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Filed under: iPod Family , Tips and tricks , iPhone Dear Auntie TUAW, I was driving home from an appointment today with my brother, and at a stop light, I noticed that instead of the Edge "E", I had this little blue dot. I just assumed that it was where i had connected to WiFi and had no bars, but it was much too big and centered. My brother, who also has an iPhone, pulled his out to find that we both had the little dot. They are both first Gen iPhones, his 4GB, mine 8GB. I did not know what…
Filed under: WWDC , TUAW Business , Developer It's that time of year again. In the US, schools are emptying, weather is heating up and all sorts of developers are readying to wend their way to San Francisco for Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference, or WWDC . Sure, the noncoding masses are expecting a hardware announcement (new iPhone, anyone?), but developers are really salivating over improvements to OS X in the upcoming Snow Leopard (10.6) release, and iPhone OS 3.0. After all, with…
Filed under: Analysis / Opinion , Rumors , WWDC , Apple , iPhone , App Store With WWDC 09 coming up next week, Wall Street analysts are polishing their crystal balls and commenting on what they think we'll hear about. In a post on Barron's Tech Trader Daily blog , Eric Savitz polled the top tech analysts for their ideas. Yair Reiner of Oppenheimer believes that the new iPhones will be delayed until WWDC so that the conference focus will be on Snow Leopard and iPhone OS 3.0. Shaw Wu of Kaufman…
A genie, a load of balls, and an ancient labyrinth come together to create a frustrating, but fun, puzzler.One of the big boys in the movie biz, Warner Bros., has been solidly churning out iPhone apps for the past few months. Most of these apps have been global franchises, though, including Terminator Salvation, Watchmen and [...] Related Posts GigaOM: Can Nintendo DSi Become the iPhone of Game Handhelds? TheAppleBlog: Enjoy Physics-Based Fun With Ragdoll Blaster for iPhone TheAppleBlog: iPhone…
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