Copyright © 2009 PatrickJ. Visit the original article at http://justanotheriphoneblog.com/wordpress/iphone-software/coming-soon-smacktalk-update-yay/ . Just spotted some very good news on Twitter, via a tweet from the creator of the superb SmackTalk app … SmackTalk is one of my all-time favorite iPhone apps – and is easily the funniest and most entertaining app I’ve seen yet – check [...]
The Palm Pre. It's not just a phone, it's a myth, an idea, possibly a legacy... and a really, really long time coming. It's almost impossible to believe, but the crew at Engadget has been talking about a Linux-based Palm phone since way back in 2004 . Through the now-distant years that followed, we were speculating, pontificating, and wishfully-thinking about a new device from a company that we'd come to expect innovation from. But we waited. And waited. And waited. We waited so long, in…
(Credit: CNET/Screenshot by Jessica Dolcourt) The problem with statistics is that it's too easy to jigger data down to numbers that prove in the end how quickly the exercise can resemble art as much as science. Take the latest stats regarding Opera's mobile performance, for instance. StatCounter's Tuesday graph showed proof of Opera's climb above the iPhone's Safari browser for the month of May. Yet the claim that "Opera took 24.6 percent of the worldwide market compared to 22.3…
A new spy shot claiming to show the next-generation iPhone has emerged, and it appears to show a forward-facing camera.
If the spyshot does indeed show the new iPhone, a forward-facing camera would be a cool but surprising feature. Although high on many iPhone users’ wishlists — it would enable iChat videoconferencing from anywhere — the [...] This article is copyright Cultomedia Corp .
If the spyshot does indeed show the new iPhone, a forward-facing camera would be a cool but surprising feature. Although high on many iPhone users’ wishlists — it would enable iChat videoconferencing from anywhere — the [...] This article is copyright Cultomedia Corp .
It's here. One last effort. A slow, but firm, shove of the chips. All in. Palm's only hope to save a company once synonymous with smart handheld devices: the Pre. Their eyebrow raised, daring you to call. They flip. Full house. Respectable. Decent. Impressive even. But not the highest hand. That's not to say that the phone isn't good, because it is. The software has quite a few interesting innovations that push the concepts of what people can do with smartphones, like Google Android when it…
Word has it that Rogers Wireless will be offering a new 15GB data package for the iPhone 3G in Canada starting June 16. Not surprisingly, it won't be cheap. It will cost $150/month, with 1 cent for each additional megabyte of data used. It will be available for monthly and 1, 2, or 3-year contracts. It's also hugely overpriced, given their current 6GB plan is just $30/month. The information has yet to be confirmed.
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WorldMate , the popular travel planning and organizational service, has expanded its mobile reach onto the iPhone. The two different versions of the app, which were released late Tuesday night ( one free , and a premium version that costs a hefty $19.99), give travelers tools to create and track travel itineraries including flights, hotel reservations, rental cars, and any appointments along the way. The two versions of the app offer identical functionality for core parts of WorldMate's service, like a…
Filed under: Gaming , Software , iPhone , iPod touch I love iPhone games. Zen Bound , Frenzic and Peggle are among my favorites. Each feels right on the phone, from the utilization of the touch screen to the graphics and sound. Best of all, there's no definitive end, so I can continue to play for as long as I like. Earlier this week, they were all knocked down a peg as Parachute Panic [ App Store link ] became my favorite. It's part Defender , part SketchFighter 4000 Alpha and a lot of fun. The…
Filed under: Airport , Software Update It has been a busy few days for Apple in the software update domain. iWork '09 , iTunes, and Quicktime have all been updated, along with GarageBand. Today, Apple is pushing out an Airport Utility software update. With the usual great and patented Apple detail, the update: "..includes general fixes and compatibility updates for the following applications: AirPort Utility and AirPort Base Station Agent. The update also installs AirPort Disk Utility on Macs…
Filed under: iPod Family , Developer , iPhone , App Store , SDK , Jailbreak/pwnage Are you an App Store developer? Are you looking to keep track of how your applications are doing from the convenience of your iPhone? The open source AppSales Mobile application has made a place for itself in the developer community, offering up-to date statistics with daily and weekly reports from the iTunes app store. You'll need a developer license to run it, however, as it's not available in the App Store. You…
Several text strings found in iTunes 8.2 suggest that the iPhone may be receiving the third-generation iPod shuffle’s and fourth-generation iPod nano’s spoken word navigation features as an optional control method, as well as Nike + support. AppleInsider reports that the strings, found inside the iTunes application bundle, include a variety of alerts for Nike + iPhone integration—such as “Do you want to automatically send your…
Strings of code have been found in the new iTunes 8.2 released earlier this week revealing new radio tagging capabilities that would offer a way to buy tagged songs in iTunes running on the desktop. While this could be a sign of FM radio capabilities in a future iPhone, it could also just be for use with an app that works when the iPhone is plugged into a radio-enabled device.
Freeverse, the hit publisher of many iPhone games including Flick NBA Basketball, has announced that they will be publishing two brand new titles from Icelandic developer, On The Rocks Productions. So far, little is known about the titles, but we do have a few screenshots to prove their existence. The two games being published by Freeverse [...]
Odasoft has followed up on its popular Catcha Mouse game with a sequel that introduces more levels and a new multiplayer mode.
Filed under: Software , iPhone , App Store , iPod touch , First Look Agile Web Solutions , developer of the 1Password secure password manager for Mac, has announced the release of 1Password touch 2.0 for iPhone and iPod touch. The app, which is available through Friday, June 5th as a free download, is much improved over the previous versions and includes new functionality as well. I downloaded and installed 1Password touch 2.0 [App Store] yesterday and was pleased to see that some previous issues have been…
Apple has concluded testing of Push Notification service on iPhone OS 3.0 beta. Apple began testing of high volume Push Notifications during mid-April using a special version of AP Mobile's iPhone app distributed to developers testing beta versions of the iPhone OS 3.0. Push Notification Service is Apple's solution or...
We are always here to lend a helping hand to all of you App Store developers out there, and today we have a special request from David and Susan Lee at GP Apps.
David and Susan Lee have decided to write a letter petitioning Apple to stop rejecting apps and app updates that use a custom camera [...]
David and Susan Lee have decided to write a letter petitioning Apple to stop rejecting apps and app updates that use a custom camera [...]
A few interesting new features in iPhone OS 3.0 have been discovered that may allow users to actually share apps they like with friends so they can try it out. If true, the feature could greatly change the way people buy apps. A few apps in the App Store right now have a built-in button to "Tell a Friend", but aside from showing it to them in person, there's no way for them to see how great that app is.
Sold in five versions, this combination radio, iPod dock, and digital alarm clock is called iMini Pet ($TBD) has a huge dancing stuffed animal on top -- a bear, panda, frog, dog, or lion -- and a remote control to make the magic start from a distance. Unquestionably one of the most unusual audio systems we've yet seen with an iPod dock, the frog version ("Charles") has its own pedestal for the animatronic animal in the back, which like the clock body…
These handmade cards have the clamshell form of the iBook with a pretty realistic-looking keyboard and “Happy Birthday” greetings on the screen. Maker Cadizcards says, “All the glory of the Mac cult favorite, sendable with a first class stamp. I created one of these as a birthday card for a die hard fan of the clamshell [...] This article is copyright Cultomedia Corp .
Where, a location-based mobile application from Boston-based uLocate, is quickly becoming a must-have on newer mobile platforms such as the iPhone and Android. It’s been download 2 million times and garnered a million registered users, numbers that are likely to head further north once Palm launches its Pre — Where is a showcase application on Palm’s new [...] Related Posts GigaOM: For the iPhone App Store, Future Means Chaos & Opportunity GigaOM: What to read on the GigaOM network GigaOM:…
Though it's simple and generic in every other way, Ozaki's new iCoat i-Photo ($TBD) is a clear case with a reflective mirror on the back next to the iPhone 3G's camera. Designed to let you "capture i-Photo from your protected iPhone," the case's mirror lets you create self-portraits or give the subjects of your photos a chance to see -- slightly -- what they look like. A screen protector and cleaning cloth are included in the box....
Play fashion designer with the launch of Jojo’s Fashion 2: Las Cruces which is now available at the Apple app store. Now, iPhone and iPod users can easily assemble thousands of different stylish outfits for women and men from hundreds of clothing items and accessories. Conceptualize and design new wardrobe that may become hits and [...]
We've seen iPod nano-extending mics and thumbtack-shaped, iPod-agnostic ones; now Ozaki has iPill, a pill-shaped microphone for iPod nano 4G and iPod touch 2G users that should also work with the 120GB iPod classic. Consisting of two halves that split apart to reveal the microphone's 3.5mm connector and a protective cap, iPill works with the Voice Memos feature of the iPod nano and iPod classic, as well as more numerous mic-ready apps made for the…
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