Social gaming company SGN, which we know for its iBowl and iGolf games, is launching another title for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch users – iBaseball. Like its previous games, iBaseball also leverages the built-in accelerometer to let baseball fans practice their baseball pitches and hitting on-the-go. iBaseball allows players to play an inning of…
Slifter goes iPhone; Makes shopping more affordable, convenient
If you’ve been following IntoMobile, you’re probably familiar with Slifter. The mobile local product search tool is already available for the customers of Virgin Mobile USA and Sprint, and now the company behind the handy app is extending the support to the iPhone users. With Slifter, users can search over 350 million products at more…
Ralph Lauren goes iPhone
Everyone and their mama are “going iPhone” these days. Ralph Lauren, who is not strange to the mobile world, is following the hype by launching a free dedicated app for Apple’s handset users. The application allows you to watch video highlights from the Fall 2008 runway show, go behind the scenes with the Backstage Pass…
Showtime’s Dexter Making His Way to Your iPhone
Fan of the Showtime series Dexter!? If you are, (and you have an iPhone) you’ll probably be pleased with this news. Rumors have it that ‘America’s Favorite Serial Killer’ will be making his way to an iPhone near you before the end of the year. According to G4tv.com: Developed by Icarus Studios, the video game…
Please Fix the iPhone website wants your input to help explain Cupertino what’s missing in the iPhone
Sure you love your iPhone but you gotta admit some things are missing, like Copy/Paste functionality or proper Bluetooth support so we could connect keyboards. The folks behind the “Please Fix the iPhone” project/website figured they need the power of community to explain Cupertino what’s wrong or what could be done better on the iPhone.…
Some iPhones experiencing WiFi network connection problems
All electro-hardware run the risk of developing problems over time. The iPhone and iPhone 3G are no exception. But, when things go wrong with the iPhone, you can bet that iPhone fans around the world will make the problem known. The latest glitch to hit the iPhone and iPhone 3G seems to be a problem…
iPhone 3G vs T-Mobile G1 – 3G speed test
The title says it all. CNET has posted a 3G data speed test that pits the iPhone 3G against its newcomer rival, the T-Mobile G1. Both handsets run different web browsers and work with different carrier networks (iPhone 3G on AT&T and the T-Mobile G1 on, well, T-Mobile), so there are some variables that just…
iPhone getting in da House?
According to TheHill.com, members of the U.S. House of Representatives could be getting iPhones when they return to Washington D.C. after the elections. The Chief Administrative Office (CAO), which oversees all communications systems for the House, has been testing iPhones to see how they meet the needs of congressmen and their staffs. With nearly 8,200…
Mapquest goes iPhone – Full featured Mapquest maps optimized for iPhone
Sure, the iPhone and iPhone 3G – let’s just make it easy and say “iPhone OS” – already provides users an integrated Google Maps application that provides all the driving directions, business information, and location data (thanks to cell-tower triangulation and GPS positioning) you could want. But, what kind of a free market would this…
Ford releases its iPhone app – Flex Photo Lab
Car makers and/or their marketing agencies seem to love the idea of creating an iPhone application to get some media attention. We’ve seen Audi and Mercedes going this route, and now we have the good ol’ Ford releasing its own app for Apple’s handset and the iPod Touch. However, instead of simply praising their new…