There are a good number of websites that are now running HTML5 video players that will run stream embedded videos to the iPad without kicking you out to the YouTube app. Facebook is not one of this websites. Well, we should clarify by saying that Facebook is not using the HTML5 video player, but it…
iPad PSA: New Windows virus targets unwary iPad users with trojan attack
No, this isn’t the good kind of Trojan(s) attack. Yes, there’s a new email scam that downloads malware onto your Windows machine, giving hackers control over your computer. No, your Mac won’t be affected. That’s the short version. The slightly longer version has security firm BitDefender, putting out a report on a newly discovered virus…
Google’s Andy Rubin talks Froyo, takes shots at Apple
In a long-ranging interview with The New York Times, Google’s VP of engineering and Android godfather, Andy Rubin, talked about the upcoming Android 2.2, Flash support and the inherent advantages Google’s operating system has over platforms like the iPhone. Rubin said the next software update, known as Froyo, will include full support for Flash 10.1.…
What does Dilbert have to say about the lost iPhone prototype? [Unreleased comics]
Scott Adams, the man behind the most excellent Dilbert cartoon that many of us who have worked in a corporate environment find all too real, and slightly depressing, has released two comics about the lost iPhone prototype that was eventually sold to Gizmodo and then put up on the internet for all to see. Adams…
Gizmodo Editor in Chief has computers seized by police, iPhone 4 to blame
I’m pretty sure I speak for everyone here at IntoMobile when I say that our heart goes out to Jason Chen. Poor guy had his computers taken away by the police last night while he was out with his wife having dinner, all because Steve Jobs is pissed off as all hell about the fact…
IGN’s Nintendo Know-it-all Becomes Global Editorial Games Editor at Apple
I thought this was kind of interesting. Matt Casamassina, an editor over at IGN (with deep knowledge of all things Nintendo) has announced that he’s left his post to join Apple as their new global editorial games director for the App Store. For real. Here’s a snippet regarding the new gig from his blog: Anybody…
HTC gets hit with another lawsuit from Klausner Technologies
Remember that Visual Voicemail patent debacle from a couple years ago? Well, the plaintiff in those lawsuits is at it again with another Visual Voicemail lawsuit. This time, the legal battle is aimed in HTC’s direction, at a time when the Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer is dealing with lawsuits over 20 alleged Apple patents. Klausner Technologies,…
Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit plays nice with keyboards, headphones
You’d think Apple’s iPad Camera Connection Kit would be locked down to only work with things like, you know, cameras and stuff. But, you’d be wrong. New reports indicate that the Camera Connection Kit works well with other peripherals, like USB keyboards, USB headphones/headsets, and even USB microphones. The iPad’s Camera Connection Kit is essentially…
Rhapsody iPhone app approved, gives you offline access
The Rhapsody 2.0 application for the iPhone that we’ve talked about before has been approved, and the music service is stepping it up a notch by enabling users to download tracks and listen even if they don’t have network connections. The free app allows paying Rhapsody subscription users to stream more than nine million songs…
Apple: approve this wireless syncing app please
One of the biggest pains is always being forced to plug your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad into a computer in order to transfer content over. It’s 2010 – we don’t have those robot hookers, but we should at least have wireless media syncing. Well, the WiFi Sync app is trying to fix one of…