Well it happened — the first iPhone update is available! It’s not exactly the major update we’ve been hoping for, rather Apple decided to release the quick Safari fix to make us browse the web more safely. According to their changelog, Safari is now updated to prevent cross-site scripting and arbitrary code execution, WebCore is…
Hands on Nani phone aka Japanese iPhone killer
We already posted about Japanese iPhone killer device called Nani phone. Now, we have more details and a short video preview of the upcoming device. First the new details – at least initially the Nani phone will be selling only in Japan (after all not many other countries support W-SIM cards and OneSEG mobile TV…
Rumor: O2 appears to have clinched Apple iphone contract, again
In yet another round of “Deal, or No Deal” rumor regarding the UK launch of the Apple iPhone, it seems that O2 has secured the exclusive rights for UK distribution of the iPhone – again. Speculation has already pinned the UK iPhone carrier as O2, so we’re not too surprised by this report. Nic Fildes…
New York: Hey Steve Jobs, make the iPhone more consumer friendly – we’re not liking that $80 battery replacement fee!
Well, someone had to officially say. Following on that retarded poor, misguided guy’s class-action lawsuit over the iPhone’s sealed battery, New York State’s Consumer Protection Board has officially put in their two-cents on the iPhone’s fleecing of America. The organization took issue with the additional costs associated with owning an iPhone, and sent Stevie a…
Apple prepping first iPhone software update for release
It’s been about a month and Apple is prepping the first release of iPhone updates. We’ve been looking for the first update to enable iChat features and possibly even MMS support, so imagine our excitement when we heard that the upcoming update might include new widgets, chat client, location-based services, MMS support, and maybe even…
David Pogue’s “iPhone: The Missing Manual” available for preorder
Who else could write a book about an iPhone, but a guy who was one of the first ones to give it try along with WSJ’s Walt Mossberg. Yeah, I’m talking about the New York Times columnist and Missing Manual series creator – David Pogue. Anyway, touted as “the book that should have been in…
Dailymotion launches iPhone-optimized site
In case you haven’t realized, your iPhone can go beyond the built-in YouTube application. For instance you can already enjoy clips from Google Video if you download them as “Video iPod/Sony PSP” files. But things don’t end there – now we have Dailymotion joining the rising “optimized for iPhone” tide with the launch of “iphone.dailymotion.com”…
SCO Mobile and Genisys Software deliver enterprise vertical solutions to the iPhone
See, iPhone does find its way to the enterprise market! Latest in the line to join the iPhone fray and add some seriousness on top of Apple’s primarily multimedia handset are the leading provider of UNIX software – SCO Group and a provider of rental and point-of-sale software for the specialty equipment rental market –…
Microsoft Exchange email on your Apple iPhone with IceWEB’s IceMAIL
Synchronica is prepped to start free trial offers of their Mobile Gateway 3.0 solution for Microsoft Exchange on your iPhone. But, if you just can’t wait a couple more days to get your iPhone on the Enterprise tip, check out the hosted-Exchange service from Ice Web. The IceMAIL service is offered for free for the…
iPhone firmware reveals possibility of hidden apps – Translator, Business, Converter, Radio
With the iPhone’s file-system cracked open for all to see, everyone and their grandma is free to browse through the iPhone’s guts for kicks and giggles. And, all that snooping around has uncovered a few interesting bits of information within the iPhone’s firmware. It seems that there are 4 hidden references to unused, possibly hidden,…