It’s not just Apple’s iPhone SDK-based AIM client that made splash, there were a number of demonstrations at today’s iPhone Software Roadmap that gave us some insight on what to expect later this year. The early seeds of the iPhone SDK seems to have gone to some good use. Most notably, “Spore,” from EA Games,…
Apple demos native iPhone AIM client – iChat made with iPhone SDK.
Right, it’s not like we didn’t have any options when it came to natively installed third-party iPhone messaging applications. Whether you’re using AIM, Jabber, ICQ, MSN, or Yahoo!, there’s an unofficial third-party messaging application available for the iPhone. But, it’s not the same as an official iChat client from Apple. So, imagine my surprise when…
Apple releasing iPhone SDK today in beta form – Xcode development tool with Mac-based iPhone simulator
It’s finally over! The wait for Apple to push the official iPhone SDK out its doors was almost unbearable, but from what we’re hearing about the SDK and the applications getting some dev-time, it was all more than worth it. Aside from the generous enterprise support, Apple is working to open up the same iPhone…
Confirmed: Apple bringing enterprise support to iPhone – Microsoft Exchange, ActiveSync, push email, 802.1x
It’s not like business users have exactly been bear-ish on the iPhone because of its lack of enterprise features. In fact, the iPhone scores better among corporate users than do the RIM BlackBerry or Palm Treo lineups. So, we can only assume that true enterprise support on the iPhone would finally give Apple the leg-up…
Steve Jobs: Lots of iPhone applications this summer; Flash not going to hit iPhone
Just a day ahead of the much-awaited iPhone Software Roadmap press event, Steve Jobs sat down with with Apple shareholders to talk shop. And, in traditional Jobsian form, Stevie avoided talking about the upcoming release of the official Apple iPhone SDK. The only bit of iPhone SDK info he let slip was that there will…
More on the 3G iPhone – 2Q 2008?
The 3G iPhone’s launch is imminent, it’s just a matter of how long we’ll have to wait. Popular opinion and insider reports are pointing towards a mid-2008 release, and the newest bit from Citigroup analyst Richard Gardner hints at a similar or earlier release. After visiting Taiwanese electronics companies in, well, Taiwan, Gardner claims that…
Meizu booth raided and shut down by police at CeBIT 2008
Meizu’s (as well as a few other booths) booth at CeBIT 2008 in Germany was raided by police and required to leave the showroom floor and remove almost all of their booth display materials. According to local newspaper Heise, cops announced Wednesday morning that the Meizu booth was shutdown over copyright issues regarding part of…
iPhone coming to Switzerland on April 4?
We’re not sure should we believe this or not. Let’s just turn around for a second: Apple needs new markets to reach its “10 million iPhones sold this year” goal iPhone isn’t a cheap device, so they can’t just enter any market People in Switzerland have money to afford the iPhone Hence our conclusion is:…
iPhone spun off from Apple’s Tablet computer project – Safari Pad
Did you think that Steve Jobs magically pulled the idea for the iPhone out of thin air and turned it into the cultural icon that it is today? Well, you were wrong. While Jobs did play a role in focusing on certain technologies and incorporating them into what would become the iPhone, the multi-touch Apple-phone…
MySpace working on native iPhone application
Remember those select few developers that got an early seed of the official Apple iPhone SDK? Right, those developers are presumably well ahead of the native iPhone development curve, and we’re hearing that MySpace is one of them. The too-popular (How can it be too popular? Have you seen the cluttered mess that is MySpace…