There are only a few times when killing your buzz is considered a good thing. In this case, we’re going to be talking about killing that incessant RF interference-buzz associated with cellphone signals. Speakers that aren’t specifically shielded against electromagnetic interference will pick up on the radio frequencies of any cellphone signals nearby, resulting in…
Djay for Mac…. wondering if we are going to get an iPhone version?
Now I am sure some of you have heard of the djay software by Algoriddim – it allows you to act as a virtual DJ on your Mac, pulling in iTunes and mixing to your heart’s content. It is award-winning, as it has scratch and automix features too, but what I am wondering is…. are…
Colorware goes iPhone 3G
These days people want to differentiate themselves from the crowd and Colorware knows that. They already offer the customization service for the original iPhone, and now they’re going out with the same service for the iPhone 3G. However, this time they don’t sell the actual handset — rather people will have to use their send-in-and-wait…
Rumor revisited: Apple iPhone Nano slated for Q4 2008 launch?
Here we go again. Apple is still a one-trick pony in the mobile space. They have their flagship, their only ship really, the iPhone 3G. Sure, the first-generation iPhone is still circulating, but the form-factors and features are nearly identical. Apple really only has one significant mobile phone offering with their iPhone 3G in a…
Nokia and Microsoft working to bring Zune marketplace to Nokia handsets?
If the majority of new products and services from wireless carriers and handset manufacturers recently seems to be an answer to something from Apple, it’s probably because it is. Sure, Apple’s iPhone, iPhone 3G, iTunes integration, and AppStore may not be directly responsible for all of the wireless industry’s recent advancements, but Cupertino’s entry in…
Apple releases iPhone 2.0.1 OS through iTunes
If you’ve recently purchased an iPhone 3G, or upgraded your original iPhone to the iPhone 2.0 OS, you’ll probably already have logged in some serious time with the AppStore and all the new features (like improved web surfing) that make the iPhone 2.0 OS so much more usable than previous versions. You’re also likely well…
Apple iPhone 3G production hits 800K units per week
Calling the iPhone 3G a success is a bit of an understatement. Cupertino set the stage for frenzied iPhone 3G demand across the globe with the original iPhone and demand likely isn’t going to die down anytime soon. With iPhone 3G stock shortages reducing the initial rush of iPhone 3G subscriptions down to a relative…
iPhone 3G SIM unlock gets real – Hardware SIM unlock to ship for iPhone 3G
AT&T might have the exclusive rights to hock iPhones, specifically iPhone 3Gs, in the US, but that doesn’t mean the iPhone 3G has to be tied down a specific carrier (although, to be fair, AT&T is arguably the best GSM carrier in the US). iPhone 3G customers looking to use their new toy on GSM…
AT&T secures iPhone exclusivity through 2010
There’s no doubt that AT&T has been milking its iPhone cash-cow for the past year or so. The iPhone has single-handedly broadened many consumers’ perspectives on what kind of user experience to expect from a smartphone, not to mention sparking a world-wide touchscreen revolution that no touchy-feely handset before it has managed to inspire. In…
Oxxo – The most confusing iPhone game description
With the Apple AppStore essentially open to anyone, anywhere with a desire to code applications and games for the iPhone 3G and iPhone, there’s been a deluge of new software popping up every day. But, there’s a problem to the open invitation to develop software for the iPhone – nonsensical software summaries and descriptions. Doc…