I find it strange that Apple haven’t included some kind of an ebook reader on the iPhone. The fact that the iPhone has a large 3.5″ screen is the good enough reason for anyone to read on its beloved handset while commuting (in case he/she’s using the public transportation). iPhone hackers also noticed that, and…
Doom for iPhone
iPhone hackers are just crazy! While there’s is no word of any SDK from Apple, that doesn’t stop them in making apps for their beloved handset. Latest iPhone app we’ve spotted is the port of one of the most popular first-person shooter game – Doom. It’s still work in progress, as the controls for the…
Analyst: Apple iPhone screen problems may get worse – the dreaded “dead strip”
Just when we thought it couldn’t get worse (seriously, we thought it would stay an isolated and rare defect), Nomura International analyst, Richard Windsor released a note to clients indicating that the iPhone’s “dead strip” display problem could become more widespread. Apple bought the rights to the screen technology used in the iPhone from a…
Apple iPhone users reporting unresponsive multi-touch displays
Just as we were starting to think that the Apple iPhone would make it through the launch windows relatively unscathed by hardware defects and technical faults, we’re getting reports of a small number of iPhones’ multi-touch displays going numb to touch-inputs. Forum users at Apple Insider and MacRumors are complaining of a “dead strip” starting…
Apple iPhone may be getting games soon – the proof is in the code!
It’s really just common sense. Apple’s got to release some official gaming applications for the iPhone. As nice as web-based gaming applications can be, nothing can beat the speed, integration, and convenience of a natively installed game application. But, until we get more solid proof that Apple is working to help iPhone users across the…
How small things influence big things at Apple
By now, you’re probably aware that Apple released the new, even better looking iMac. Speaking on the subject, 37signals’ Jason Fried posted an interesting article showing how small things influence big things at Cupertino-based company. What he suggests is that the previous iMac design was inspired by the iPod, while the latest iMac is inspired…
iPhones can now directly upload to .Mac web gallery
Beside the standard “Use as Wallpaper,” “Email Photo” and “Assign to Contact,” your iPhone can now send image to the Web gallery (option “Send to Web Gallery”) without any additional update or software. Apparently, beside fixing Safari’s security holes, the earlier 1.0.1 update also brought this option, yet set it up so that it’s turned…
The Apple iPhone is now a Nintendo Entertainment System – native NES emulator for iPhone
We now have natively installed iPhone gaming applications, exactly like we wanted! Google Code is hosting the iPhone NES emulation software, iPhoneNES. The application is not some web-app game that has been optimized for the iPhone – this is a native application brought to us by stepwhite. That means you don’t need a wireless connection…
iPhone Alley releases iFuntastic 2.5 – browse files, edit system images, replace sounds, change colors
It seems like it was just last week that the iPhone geniuses at iPhone Alley brought us their version 2.1 of the iPhone-customizing software iFuntastic. Wait, it was just last week. These guys are really going at it. iFuntastic has just hit version 2.5 and now includes full file browsing support. Now you can edit…
Karl Rove uses Apple iPhone – sensitive Apple information leaks on the way!
What better person to be working on our side than W. Bush’s advisor Karl Rove – pictured here looking completely clueless as he uses his iPhone. His penchant for leaking sensitive government information could work to our advantage. Hooray! We’re looking forward to Rove’s leaking of sensitive Apple information. Wait, could it have actually been…