Let’s be honest here, the iPhone 4’s Retina Display is absolutely stunning, with a resolution (326 ppi / dpi) that absolutely demolishes all competition in the market today. The new Retina Display, surpasses the resolution at which the human eye can resolve individual pixels, which is simply astounding (although debatable in its implementation, more below).…
Skype Wants Some Video Chatting Action for iPhone 4
Steve Jobs acted like the future was here with FaceTime for iPhone 4, even though I first saw video chatting for mobile phones back in 2004, and now Skype wants in on the action. According to PocketLint, with whom Skype confirmed this information, the popular service is looking to work with Apple to add video…
Keynote, iWork Could Hit the iPhone Soon
A little slip-up by Apple revealed a screen shot showing Keynote on the iPhone’s screen, which was later changed to iBooks, but it could indicate that iWork is headed to iOS 4 for the iPhone. Keynote, along with Pages and Numbers, is only available for the iPad right now, but signs point to availability on…
Call Of Duty: World At War Zombies II Released for the iPhone; Nazi Zombies Not Pleased
One of the iPhone’s most popular and best selling Nazi zombie killing games has just been sequelized. The game, of course, is Activision’s Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies. The sequel to that being, you guessed it, Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies II. CoD: WaW: Zombies II was once again developed by…
Apple iPhone 4 hits FCC, rocks 5 3G bands
The timing isn’t much of a surprise but it’s interesting to see that the iPhone 4 has hit the Federal Communications Commission with five 3G bands. All handsets in the United States have to go through the FCC to ensure it plays nice frequency-wise, and the iPhone 4 is called Model # A1332 and it…
Best Buy, Radio Shack to have iPhone 4 at launch
If you’re dying to get your hands on the iPhone 4 on launch day, don’t be one of those rubes who lines up at the Apple store. Instead, you should line up your local Best Buy or Radio Shack because both retailers will be carrying the latest iPhone starting June 24. Of course, Apple and…
New Apple iOS Terms Allow Outsider Advertisers, Screws AdMob [Update]
Back in January, a company called Flurry Analytics proudly proclaimed that it had information on unreleased Apple iOS devices thanks to data it collected through iTunes App Store software. It turns out that those devices were tracked by the analytics firm and were later discovered to be Apple iPads. In light of that news, Steve…
Guy who invented Palm’s webOS notifications becomes Senior User Interface Designer at Apple
Rich Dellinger, who according to his LinkedIn profile was the “User Interface Design Architect” at Palm between July 2006 and May 2010 (3 years 11 months) and whose roles included: Acted as visual designer, interaction designer, and engineer on Palm webOS. Co-developed the Application Framework used by webOS. Created the CSS structure and defined HTML…
iPhone 4 ad spoofed with Glee’s Jane Lynch
If you’re a fan of the comical stylings of Glee‘s Jane Lynch, you’ll love this new iPhone 4 ad spoof created by Take180.com. With the iPhone 4 officially outed, it was only a matter of time before we got wind of a spoofed commercial. The ad starts off like all those “I’m a Mac, I’m…
Eat it Jobs – Adobe, Greystripe bring Flash to iPhone, iPad
Apple may not want Flash on the iPhone and iPad, but Adobe is working with Greystripe to bring Flash ads to these devices. The partnership will allow developers to use Flash-authored ads to create rich-media advertisements in apps on the iPhone, iPad, Android and throughout the mobile web. Greystripe’s technology will translate the ads to…