There’s a new application in the AppStore called Zipix Lite, which allows users to “instantly and automatically enhance their photos” thanks to the use of proprietary technology. The application automatically enhances images taken without user’s input or manual adjustments. Under-exposed and over-exposed regions of photos are corrected and the same goes for degradation of images…
Twitterfon Pro 2.0 packs tons of new features, improvements
Premium version of the popular Twitter client, Twitterfon Pro, has been recently updated. Version 2.0 packs tons of new features, while improving quite a few existing things. New features include: Video upload to twitvid.com In-App Mail to send a link, maps, YouTube playback Faster landscape keyboard tinyURL preview Shortcut for send a reply/DM, search mentions,…
Medscape iPhone app features information on more than 6,000 drugs
WebMD has released a free iPhone application called Medscape with information about more than 6,000 generic and brand name drugs, plus hundreds of herbals, supplements and antidotes. Moreover, the app features a drug interaction checker, which shows interactions for a combination of up to 30 drugs, herbals and/or supplements. Finally, there’s a directory of physicians…
iWet T-shirts iPhone app goes head to head with Sports Illustrated’s babes
I think I’m falling in love with Apple. Google Voice is out, but iWet T-shirts rocks! As you can imagine from the application’s title, the idea here to make girls’ t-shirts wet “by the means” of water hose. After Sports Illustrated, “good apps” are finally coming to an iPhone/iPod Touch near you. 😉 Here’s the…
FCC launches investigation into Apple’s banishment of Google Voice iPhone app
Apple’s move to strip third-party Google Voice iPhone apps from the AppStore drew the ire of iPhone users everywhere. To make matters worse, Apple’s secretive ways have shrouded mystery over why Google Voice apps like GV Mobile were recently pulled from the AppStore. Did AT&T ask Apple to ban Google Voice apps in order to…
China Unicom iPhone spotted!
Apple’s deal with China Unicom to bring the iPhone to the lucrative Chinese market is so close we can smell it. Last we heard, Apple and China Unicom still had some kinks to iron out before announcing their iPhone partnership. The China Unicom iPhone even popped up on the carrier’s webpage recently. Today, we’re treated…
Apple patches iPhone SMS text bug with iPhone OS 3.0.1 update
Apple has released iPhone OS 3.0.1 update that patches the iPhone SMS text message bug we reported on previously. And all it took to motivate Apple to issue the patch was for a couple security researchers to publicly announce the iPhone’s SMS bug. Find the iPhone OS 3.0.1 update in iTunes. Just connect your iPhone…
I don’t get it, why doesn’t Apple just let operators do what they want to do?
This whole App Store debate has Symbian, RIM and Windows Mobile owners laughing. Apple owns the platform, they own the App Store, but why do they have to control the gates to the App Store? Why can’t Apple just approve everything, similar to how Symbian signs certificates for applications, and then give operators a simple…
Cretouch’s Ultra Thin High Gloss iPhone 3G(S) case rocks, or so they say
JustAnotherIphoneBlog received its new Cretouch’s Ultra Thin High Gloss iPhone 3G(S) case and he loves it. I haven’t tried it myself, but it looks like a great accessory to have for your beloved device. It’s not a super-rugged case, but apparently it provides just enough protection for daily use, while not ruining the look and…
Apple support docs blame jailbreak for Visual Voicemail failure
The iPhone Visual Voicemail problems are apparently the fault of iPhone customers. Apple has posted a support document that blames the Visual Voicemail bugs on the iPhone jailbreak. Apple is calling the jailbreak an “unauthorized modification to the iPhone OS” (which it most definitely is), but says that jailbroken iPhones will see disruption of services:…