Tag Archive for 'iphone'
Rich Miner is the Group Manager for Mobile Platforms at Google and he thinks that Android will outsell the iPhone. I’m not saying it won’t, I mean they have 4 device manufacturers to Apple’s one.
Supposedly this phone is the CDMA version of the Croix, but I swear the UI look almost completely different. The Phone itself looks more or less the same, but the UI has definitely changed.
We knew the 1.2 firmware (2.0 to be) is already out and landed on developer’s hand, but this time we get the sneak preview of it in action. Hackint0sh and Giz posted some photos and a video of the new firmware running on an iPhone.
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This isn’t the first ThoughtOut iPod/iPhone holder I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing, but the PED3, the last model I reviewed, definitely gave me far fewer problems. The idea behind this stand is great, but something about the “coil” causes the implementation to have some pretty serious problems, as a regular stand, but it more [...]
With the new 2.0 firmware coming out for the iPhone in July, I’ve been wondering how long it will take for someone to jailbreak it. Surely it will only be a matter of a few days after it is released to the masses, right? Nope, it has already been done months before the update is [...]
It’s almost amusing how things work out sometimes. People have been trying to get Apple to work with developers to put games on their systems, and to date there is still a huge shortage of available games. However, hope is on the horizon for people wanting to play games on an Apple product, the ironic [...]
Other than the two games, Touch Fighter and Spore, there are some other new apps that have already been developed for the iPhone. One of which will make a lot of people very happy, AOL has developed a native AIM app for the iPhone.
Apple starts by rehashing all the tools available for developing iPhone web apps. All the APIs and the thousands of websites that now have iPhone web apps. Only, starting today, all the same API’s Apple uses will be available for developing apps to go directly on the iPhone.
Apple has been listening to your requests for Push Email, Push calendar, Global Address Lists, IPsec VPN, WPA2/802.1x, certificates and identities, and remote wipe. Well, they are all coming true.
In case you’ve missed all of our subtle hints, there is an Apple press event today regarding Enterprise, the SDK, and more. Our own Vincent Nguyen is there live casting, it starts at 1PM EST.
The LiveCast URL is http://live.phonemag.com/ . Go there and you’ll get the latest news just as fast as Vincent does, just [...]
