Don’t let the lack of iPhones in-channel confuse you into thinking that Apple is twiddling their thumbs in preparation for the highly-anticipated launch of the 3G-toting iPhone next month. Cupertino is apparently working to ensure that their next-generation iPhone launch goes off without a hitch – just like they did with the current iPhone’s initial…
SingTel scores the iPhone deal for Singapore, India, Australia, and Philippines
Singapore Telecommunications, aka SingTel, announced that it scored the iPhone distribution deal for four countries – Singapore, India, Australia, and Philippines. The Southeast Asia’s largest phone company said Apple’s handset will be offered through SingTel Mobile in Singapore, and it’s partly-owned subsidiaries in Australia (Optus), India (Bharti Group), and the Philippines (Globe Telecom). No dates…
Lextex’s CodeName iVy brings video surveillance to iPhone
A company called Lextex is working on an application that lets controlling surveillance devices via iPhone. The so called CodeName iVy project provides users with complete remote access to what is happening, including easy time-shifting — all from any computer or iPhone using the web browser. Apparently, this is also working over EDGE, even though…
RemoteNote allows users to view and edit their iPhone notes from a web browser
If you don’t own a Mac, but always wanted to be able to manage your iPhone Notes from a PC, you obviously couldn’t do it. Both MegaPhone (former iPhoneDrive) and iPhoneNotes are Mac only apps. That has just changed… Thanks to the new native app called RemoteNote – all users, no matter which OS they’re…
Schmap – Rotating city guides, local search, maps on your iPhone
Mashups are great, they combine the best of multiple applications and make for a more versatile and convenient user experience. The latest map-mashup to hit the iPhone brings together the convenience on local search, Google Maps, and City Guides. Enter Schmap. Directing your iPhone Safari browser to www.schmap.com takes you to your Schmap homepage, where…
Apple’s online store sold out of iPhones – No more online orders for iPhone
The Apple iPhone is already sold out in the UK, following O2’s iPhone price cut, and now the last reliable iPhone stock has run dry. Apple’s own online store has stopped taking orders for iPhone 8Gb and iPhone 16GB handsets, indicating that Apple is gearing up to release their next-generation iPhone with 3G data connectivity.…
Nokia’s iPhone fighter gets codename – iPerformer?
We sure hope not. Nokia’s known for pushing out myriad handset offerings ranging from the super-cheap, low-end to the ridiculously high-end, and belittling a certain competitor’s sales figures. But they’re not known for their intriguing codenames. Case in point, we’re hearing the Nokia is internally referring to their S60 Touch OS-based iPhone-fighting handset as the…
AT&T briefly announces free AT&T WiFi HotSpot service to Apple iPhone customers
Remember when AT&T launched their iPhone-specific AT&T HotSpot WiFi portal, only to remove the free service the next day? Right, well, it looks like the service has been officially rolled out (however briefly) for iPhone customers with legit, AT&T-locked iPhones – those with unlocked iPhones or non-iPhone plans on AT&T won’t be getting the benefit…
TiVoRemote allows you to control your TiVo from your iPhone/iPod Touch
Want to control your TiVo from your iPhone or iPod Touch? Now you can do that thanks to the new application called (no surprise here) TiVoRemote. The application is compiled by TiVo Community Forum‘s member “Duckfin” and is still in the “quick and dirty” phase, hence user interface could use some polishing. After all, it…
Orb goes iPhone
The folks behind Orb, the application/service that allows you to stream content from your PC to other devices, just announced the iPhone support. Now Apple handset’s users are able to access all the content from their PC — including TV — to their shiny device. Naturally, iPod Touch is also supported but it is required,…