Here’s something interesting for PC fanboys. The big iPhone display at an AT&T store (we don’t know which one exactly) is running Windows XP as you can see from the following image. It’s easy to imagine a “Get a Mac” like dialog with PC having quite an advantage – “If you’re so cool Mac, how…
Apple iPhone does A2DP Bluetooth music streaming – kind of
It’d be nice if Apple had enabled A2DP Bluetooth on our iPhones with that recently released update. We’d love to rock out to our tunes without the hassle of wires. We guess that just means iPhone owners will have to take matter into their own hands. Wipe the dust off those fancy Bluetooth headphones of…
ChangeWave survey shows just how much Apple iPhone is changing the US wireless industry
We all know the iPhone is doing well. Almost everyone we talk to is incredibly pleased with their newly acquired gadget (we have heard complaints, but the pros seems to greatly outweigh the cons). So, it’s not really surprising to hear that the iPhone is changing the wireless game in the US. ChangeWave conducted…
Apple iPhone web-apps run on Nokia phones too!
In an interesting twist of mobile phone irony, it seems that Nokia phones are able to run the iPhone-only web-apps that are designed to work only on the iPhone’s Safari browser. You see, the Nokia Series 60 browser uses the same base code as the Mobile Safari browser. So, where’s the twist of irony? Well,…
iNtrepid hackers reverse-engineer iPhone’s radio software – full unlock imminent
Another major breakthrough, folks! The iNtrepid iPhone iNgineers over at irc.osx86.hu/iphone have announced their successful reverse-engineering of the iPhone’s radio communications software. That means we are all one-step closer to that “Holy Grail” of iPhone hacks – complete and total unlocking of the iPhone for use on any GSM network. Here’s what the iPhone Dev…
First iPhone update available; Safari security enhanced
Well it happened — the first iPhone update is available! It’s not exactly the major update we’ve been hoping for, rather Apple decided to release the quick Safari fix to make us browse the web more safely. According to their changelog, Safari is now updated to prevent cross-site scripting and arbitrary code execution, WebCore is…
Apple Bluetooth Headset Reviewed!
If you’re thinking of picking up that recently released Apple Bluetooth Headset to give your iPhone some company while it charges, you might want to do your research to see if the wireless headset is right for you – because, at $129, it ain’t cheap. The guys over at iLounge have posted a review of…
Rumor: O2 appears to have clinched Apple iphone contract, again
In yet another round of “Deal, or No Deal” rumor regarding the UK launch of the Apple iPhone, it seems that O2 has secured the exclusive rights for UK distribution of the iPhone – again. Speculation has already pinned the UK iPhone carrier as O2, so we’re not too surprised by this report. Nic Fildes…
New York: Hey Steve Jobs, make the iPhone more consumer friendly – we’re not liking that $80 battery replacement fee!
Well, someone had to officially say. Following on that retarded poor, misguided guy’s class-action lawsuit over the iPhone’s sealed battery, New York State’s Consumer Protection Board has officially put in their two-cents on the iPhone’s fleecing of America. The organization took issue with the additional costs associated with owning an iPhone, and sent Stevie a…
Apple prepping first iPhone software update for release
It’s been about a month and Apple is prepping the first release of iPhone updates. We’ve been looking for the first update to enable iChat features and possibly even MMS support, so imagine our excitement when we heard that the upcoming update might include new widgets, chat client, location-based services, MMS support, and maybe even…