All you corporate-types that have been waiting to apply your corporate/business account discounts toward a shiny, new iPhone can finally breathe easy. As we previously reported, the rumors about AT&T’s plan to bring the iPhone to corporate and business customers have come to fruition. Today, AT&T has made the iPhone available to all corporate accounts…
PocketGuitar lets you play the guitar on your iPhone…kind of
When it comes to menial, time-wasting games on the iPhone, Tap Tap Revolution tops our list. TTR is all about tapping the screen in sync with a particular beat – think Dance Dance Revolution for your fingers. The newest screen-tapping time-waster to hit the iPhone is PocketGuitar. With simulated, on-screen guitar frets and a strum…
O2 customer numbers soar on the back of iPhone interest
This isn’t a post about how many iPhones have been sold (since people don’t leave that kind of data laying about!), but rather about the knock-on effect in O2 stores in the UK. It’s been reported that there has been a three-fold (that’s 3x for those of you that like to abbreviate) increase in…
Apple iPhone v1.1.3 firmware frameworks documentation
If you fancy yourself an iPhone developer, or you just want to dig around and find out what makes the new iPhone v1.1.3 firmware tick, you’ll be glad to hear that the iPhone v1.1.3 framework documentation is now live. Following on the announcement that the iPhone v1.1.3 firmware has been jailbroken (jailbreaked?), Erica Sadun from…
HOT: iPhone v1.1.3 firmware already jailbroken – full read/write access to filesystem; native third-party applications
Welp, that’s the game, folks! Just days after the third-party application-killing iPhone v1.1.3 firmware was released, the iPhone developing/hacking community has already put together a legit jailbreak solution for all iPhones and iPod Touches running v1.1.3 code. Apparently, some firmware code-digging has revealed that Apple’s codename for the v1.1.3 firmware is “LittleBear” – now that’s…
Use your iPhone to make long-distance calls at local wireless rates – RingFree allows VoIP over GSM
Now this is one intriguing method to make long-distance (international) phone calls for the price of local (domestic) wireless rates (not including any VoIP fees – which are incredibly cheap). RingFree basically allows you to call into their VoIP SIP server, pick the VoIP provider you’d like to use, and dial an international phone number…
Lotus Notes eMail coming to iPhone?
With AT&T rumored to be bringing the iPhone to its corporate and business customers, we speculated that AT&T and Apple would roll-out some enterprise-class email support. Namely, we had looked for the iPhone duo to introduce native support for Microsoft’s Exchange Server, which would open up a world of Outlook Server-tethered businesspeople. Well, we haven’t…
Brief: iPhone v1.1.3 brings native support for Gmail IMAP – new Gmail accounts automatically set to IMAP
So, there’s yet another lesser-known feature of the new iPhone v1.1.3 firmware that we overlooked previously. We have already switched our Gmail account to IMAP, and configured our iPhone’s Gmail account accordingly, so we didn’t really notice any difference. But, to any iPhone v1.1.3 users that haven’t made the switch to Gmail’s IMAP service, you…
Christopher Breen and Ben Long hold iPhone Tips/Tricks Supersession at Macworld
Any lecture series entitled “iPhone Supersession” demands the attention of the iPhone-world Christopher Breen and Ben Long’s “iPhone Supersession” presentation is sure to be a good read even for the veteran iPhone-user. The “Supersession” is broken down into the following categories: Text and typing Sync or swim Smarter about playlists The portable information manager Email…
iPhone v1.1.2 finally gets hardware unlocked – yea, great
It almost seemed that the iPhone-hacking community had given up on trying to unlock the iPhone v1.1.2 firmware. With the iPhone v1.1.3 firmware already fully ensconced in the iPhone-wild, unlocking a previous firmware is kind of a moot endeavor. “Kind of” being the operative phrase here. We’re sure there are plenty of unlocked-iPhone users out…