As a Nokia handset and N800 Internet Tablet owner I was one of those who were looking forward to see iPhone replacing the two devices. However, that wasn’t the case as iPhone lacks the proper Bluetooth support… Yeah, the iPhone misses the 3G and a GPS, but we KNEW it won’t be there. However, we…
Apple working on offline storage for iPhone Safari browser-based applications?
By now it’s an accepted fact that Apple is working to kill any and all native third-party application not sanctioned by Mr. Steve Jobs himself. However, that doesn’t mean that third-party applications aren’t in the cards for the iPhone. Apple’s made it clear that they want third-party iPhone application developers to concentrate on web-based applications…
Apple looking towards Intel chips for next-gen iPhone – Intel Inside iPhone 2.0
Could the next Apple iPhone bear the famous “Intel Inside” sticker that tells everyone that your packing some serious Santa Clara heat? Well, given Apple’s preference for minimalist design and clean lines in their sexy-fied products, it’s not likely that any Apple device will be sporting an “Intel Inside” sticker, much less the iPhone. But,…
Apple iPhone GPS software maker offering refunds on Navizon
Thanks to Apple’s recent iPhone update (v1.1.1), anyone upgrading to the new iPhone firmware will find that their third-party application are pretty much dead (for now, at least). That’s unfortunate for anyone that shelled out their hard-earned cash for applications like Ambrosia Software’s iToner and Navizon’s Virtual GPS. As you’ll remember, Navizon’s Virtual GPS basically…
Unofficial iPhone replacement back cover costs only $32!
In case, God forbid, you accidentally drop your iPhone, you could either send it back to Apple, use some of the third-party services or buy the back cover (if that’s what’s broken) and fix it all by yourself. Naturally, Brando’s iPhone Replacement Back Cover is hardly an official solution, but it will certainly bring your…
Apple iPhone Extreme in the works?
Could Apple indeed be working on an iPhone Extreme? Well, Tom over at iPhoneBugList spotted a reference to an “iPhone Extreme” in Apple’s iPhone feedback form. All we know at this point is that there’s some hidden code that hints at a product that goes by the name, “iPhone Extreme.” Could this be a reference…
Nokia ad campaign touts open N-Series platform in wake of iPhone update controversy
Take a look at the images below, they’re advertising bills posted in New York City. Do they sound like they’re alluding to something more than the Nokia N-Series phones being customizable? Well, they should. Nokia’s launched their “Open to anything” ad-campaign in response to Apple’s recent iPhone update v1.1.1. As you’ll remember, the update basically…
Vodafone wants to carry the 3G iPhone?
File this “way to early to talk about it,” but apparently the Big Red is looking forward to the iPhone 2 which reportedly should come with a built-in 3G radio. According to Vodafone’s CEO, they will “absolutely” negotiate with Apple to carry their handset as soon as Jobs&Co make it 3G enabled. Somehow, I don’t…
Apple iPhone update v1.1.1 not worth it? Downgrade to v1.0.2 – here’s how
Have you taken the plunge, enticed by the lure of a WiFi iTunes Music Store and better security, into the world of Apple iPhone v1.1.1? Well, you may have realized that the update isn’t worth giving up your third-party applications. Fear not, intrepid iPhone updater, there’s hope yet. You can get all your favorite third-party,…
Nokia’s “Open to anything” ad takes on iPhone
Your iPhone is locked again? Maybe you’re considering some other device? Nokia perhaps? They certainly want you in their tribe… The ad above clearly targets pissed iPhone users who, after the recent update, ended up with closed devices. And while we all wait for the next hack to come out and liberate the iPhone once…