It’s official. Apple has announced that they will indeed be releasing another iPhone update later this week. The iPhone firmware v1.1.1 (1.0.3) is slated to enable the WiFi iTunes Music Store that will give iPhone owners the ability to purchase and download any music from Apple’s premium music service. Of course, you’ll have to have…
Native iPhone chat application goes version 1.0 – Apollo IM is finally final
Everyone’s favorite little natively installed IM chat application for the iPhone is finally, well, final. We’ve been watching Apollo IM since the early days of third-party, natively installable iPhone applications, and we’re glad to see that it’s finally grown up. Apollo IM has gone to version 1.0 and is now available through Installer.app (we just…
Nordic carriers in talks with Apple
Following Britain, Germany and France, Apple is now reportedly negotiating with Nordic carriers over the sale of iPhone. Apparently, two operators are involved: TeliaSoner which has a large network in Sweden and Finland, and Telenor which operates primarily in Norway, but also in some eastern European countries. As expected, both carriers are reporting increased interest…
Most popular casual games for the iPhone on one place
This one’s for all of use who don’t like waiting and commuting. The new site/service called Knibble iPhone has all the classic casual games for your iPhone on a single website, meaning you will be able to actually do/play something and turn the waiting into something more interesting. We’re talking about such classics as Sudoku,…
iTruth adds THE book to the Jesus phone
There’s the mobile bible version for virtually all smartphone platforms. And now, thanks to iTruth, iPhone users can also read the web-based Bible optimized to be read via the built-in Safari web browsers. As expected, iTruth is very easy to use allowing you to find your Book, Chapter, and Verses quickly. And, that’s it —…
Apple voiding warranties and blacklisting any unlocked iPhones with third-party apps
Well, we can’t say we weren’t surprised, but it does seem a little excessive to straight-out blacklist any and all iPhones that come in for service brandishing an unlocked GSM radio and/or native third-party applications. Apple is supposed to be neutral on third-party iPhone applications, but they might just take offense to seeing an iPhone…
Video: Intel iPhone clone, they want to take over cellphones
Watch the video and wait for the presenter to begin speaking. “Cell phones were big, this is going to be major.” Them is fighting words, we will have to see what Nokia, SE, HTC, etc. can come up with and if maybe one day they will be using Intel chips. More power is always a…
Glide Presenter 2.0 adds PowerPoint to your iPhone
Again we’re writing about Glide Mobile, which this time is bringing the support for Microsoft PowerPoint files to the Apple’s handset. Just like their earlier products/services, Glide Presenter 2.0 is also a web-based product/service, meaning it will work via the built-in Safari web browser. In addition, this means that the collaborative element is also included…
GPS location data on your iPhone – kinda, sorta
Why wait for the next-gen iPhone to get your GPS fix? With Navizon’s new natively-installed iPhone application, Navizon, your iPhone can serve up location-data right through your Google Maps app. The iPhone doesn’t have a GPS module, you say? Well, Navizon uses WiFi hotspot information and Cellular triangulation to get a fix on your position.…
Sneak peak of BenQ mobile internet device reminds us of something….hmmm
Take a look at this sneak peak of a mobile internet device from BenQ. The guy in the vid is Uday Keshavdas, Intel consumer marketing manager. The interface and touchscreen are reminiscent of something else that we’ve seen recently. We just can’t put our finger on it. Hmmm, what could it be? [Via: Just Another…