Right on cue, AT&T has released its U-verse iPhone app and the program enables U-verse customers to download their shows and watch them on the go without a data connection. The AT&T U-verse Apple iPhone app enables users to sync with their home DVR service and download shows and movies over WiFi. You’ll then be…
Apple Gets Rights to Advanced Metal Alloys Company, T-1000 in the Works?
Apple has apparently signed a deal with a company called Liquidmetal Technologies for “the firm’s advanced ‘amorphous’ metal alloys.” Sounds like some Terminator 2 T-1000 stuff to me. The agreement between Apple and Liquidmetal Technologies filed with the SEC shows that Apple can make use of the latter’s intellectual property whenever and however it wants…
Apple iPad refresh and iPad ‘mini’ to include a Cortex-A9 processor?
A rumor out of Digitimes suggests that the Apple iPad will receive a modest upgrade in 2011. According to Digitimes Research senior analyst Mingchi Kuo, the next generation Apple tablet will include a Cortex-A9 processor and 512MB of RAM. These improvements will boost the speed and double the available RAM of the current iPad model.…
CitySourced Mobile App Now Available on Android, BlackBerry and iPhone
Ever hear of CitySourced? No? Well, we received a note from the good developers over there just a little while ago… informing us about the new availability of an Android and BlackBerry flavor of their mobile app. Woohoo! Before I touch on that, here’s a quick overview of what CitySourced has to offer. CitySourced is…
Frash brings Adobe Flash 10 to the iPhone 4 and iOS 4
Frash, the application that brought Flash to the iPad, has been ported to the iPhone 4 and other iOS 4 devices. The application was tweaked for the suite of iOS 4 devices by Comex, a notable hacker from the dev team who helped launch the original Spirit and web-based JailbreakMe tools for the iOS devices. This ported…
The Apple iPhone leaves a data trail of mass proportions?
Bad news for iPhone owners who are concerned about their privacy. A recent report from the Chicago Sun Times suggests the iPhone is a popular handset amongst investigators as the device reportedly compiles a treasure trove of information about its owner and coughs it up with relative ease. According to the report, the iPhone stores…
AT&T to launch its U-Verse Mobile application for the iPhone on August 9th
AT&T is gearing up to launch its new U-Verse Mobile application for the Apple iPhone on August 9th. Demoed at CTIA 2010 in Las Vegas, the mobile application will provide U-Verse customers with the ability to browse TV schedules, setup and manage DVR recordings, and even download content from a specially selected mobile library to…
Mark Papermaster Leaves Apple After iPhone 4 Antenna Woes
If the name Mark Papermaster rings a bell, perhaps it’s because of the battle between IBM and the veteran executive when he tried to leave for Apple. IBM sued Papermaster for violating a non-compete agreement, but the case was eventually settled and Papermaster became part of the engineering team as the executive in charge of…
AT&T Claims Loss of iPhone Exclusivity Won’t Affect Earnings, Has Us in Stitches
Ready for this one? AT&T has recently assured its investors that losing the iPhone, or any other exclusivity deal for that matter, won’t adversely affect its earnings. Let’s take a moment of silence before bursting into maniacal and uncontrollable laughter. If AT&T honestly believes this and isn’t just blowing smoke and insulting the intelligence of…
The Mobile Roundup – The ‘what a RIM-arkable week’ edition
Research In Motion dominated the headlines this weak but not all of it was good news. The company unveiled its first slider with the BlackBerry Torch but RIM is also facing some potential bans in lucrative markets. The Apple iPhone 4 has been jailbroken with a simple website and Android is growing strong as Froyo…









