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TiPb Presents: Phone Different Podcast Episode 37
News
- iPhone 3.0: Beta 3
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iPhone: Next Gen Rumorpalooza Continues
- Crazy rumor: Apple consolidating AV cables on eve of iPhone HD? will replace Apple TV and take on Zune HD?
- iPhone gen 3 component list leaked? 3.2mp Camera, Infineon Chip
- Crazier rumor: 3 New 3rd Generation iPhones Coming This Summer
- Patent Watch: Apple Dreaming of Aluminum Unibody iPhones?
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And in Other News…
- Steve Jobs involved in making iPhone 3.0 UI, also working on iTablet?
- Apple announces earnings on April 22, just remember it’s about profit share, not market share (ask Nokia)
- AT&T changes terms of service, changes them back, maybe blocks SlingPlayer, could block Hulu, but at least it’s getting faster…
- AT&T also wants to extend exclusivity, maybe because Verizon wants in on the 4G action too
- Quickoffice Mobile Suite is here! Get your first impressions.
- Infamous Safari Hacker Charlie Miller says can has shell code but doesn’t tell Apple
- AT&T to iPhone: Thanks for the Quarterly Profit!
- AT&T to Palm Pre: You Suck
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TiPb Presents: Phone Different Podcast Episode 37
OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Build 10A335 Seeded to Developers
AppleInsider reports that Apple has seeded a new version of OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard to developers. The documentation for the new version, termed Build 10A335, reportedly does not carry notice of any significant changes since the last developer seed (...Mophie Juice Pack Air arrives at Apple stores
The Mophie Juice Pack Air, first announced back in February, today goes on sale through Apple stores worldwide and via the online Apple store. Promising to boost iPhone 3G runtime by almost 100-percent, the Juice Pack Air builds on the original Juice Pack and 3G Juice Pack by adding all-round ...AT&T Doubling 3G Download Speeds in Anticipation of Next iPhone
When the iPhone was originally introduced (both EDGE & 3G versions), AT&T had to work furiously to upgrade their network infrastructure to accommodate the upcoming iPhone. Now, reports are coming in much the same as before, this time stating that AT&T is trying to double their existing capacity so that the peak ...CTIA backs universal cell-phone charger
CTIA, the main industry association for U.S. mobile operators, has put its weight behind an initiative calling for a universal cell-phone charger.App Store Sells 1 Billion Apps. With a B.
What else is there to say? Through the App Store, we all have purchased one billion apps from developers and Apple. From productivity to games to Twitter Clients to Cat Twitter Clients to, yes, body function emulators. Crazy thing is, we would have bought even more if Apple would have rejected so many. There are over 35,000 apps in the store now, if you didn’t know, another towering achievement.
So kudos to you, Apple, for finally getting mobile apps right. Kudos to you, developers, for churning out so much great stuff. And finally, kudos to you, iPhone user, for laying down your hard-earned and showing the world that people will pay good money for good software if they’re just given the chance.
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App Store Sells 1 Billion Apps. With a B.
Preview: Terminator Salvation for iPhone
Gameloft plans an ambitious shooter with Terminator Salvation for the iPhone, a tie-in to the forthcoming movie.Review: JellyCar for iPhone
Because JellyCar is both fun and quite simple to get the hang of, this side-scrolling game for the iPhone and iPod touch is an ideal way to keep kids occupied.Apple sells its one billionth iPhone app
After only nine months, Apple has sold its one billionth iPhone app.Apple apologizes for approving Baby Shaker iPhone app
Apple apologized on Thursday for approving the Baby Shaker iPhone application that briefly made an appearance on the App Store earlier this week.App Store Reaches Milestone: One Billion Apps Downloaded
Apple's front page is now announcing that the App Store has reached one billion downloads. For the past two weeks, Apple has been running a 1 Billion App Countdown promotion, offering a package of Apple prizes valued at over $13,000 for the ...
Apple Briefly Approved ‘Baby Shaker’ App, Issues Apology
A 99-cent application by the name of 'Baby Shaker' appeared briefly in the App Store yesterday, but was quickly removed by Apple after an uproar from users who found it to be inappropriate and offensive. The simple application displayed a crying a ...Review: GeoDefense for iPhone
Retro-style vector graphics embellish this tower defense game for the iPhone.T-Mobile G1 sells 1 million units
T-Mobile announced that its G1 smartphone, which runs Google's Android OS, has sold a million units since its introduction last October.Apple states they’re happy with AT&T; no plans for CDMA network phone
Asked Wednesday about his company’s exclusive relationship with AT&T — cited by some as a barrier to further iPhone penetration — Apple interim chief Tim Cook responded by praising the carrier as ‘the best wireless provider in the US,’ explaining that its GSM foundation gels with Apple’s goal of providing ‘one phone for the entire [...]Satellite watching with GoSatWatch for iPhone
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Viewing earth-orbiting satellites, the Space Shuttle, and the International Space Station with the naked eye is a blast. I've been hooked on watching satellites since my folks pointed out Echo-1 to me when I was just 3 years old. Now I find myself looking skyward every time I'm under a dark sky, hoping to catch a glimpse of a tiny light speeding across my field of view. If you're going to try to watch a satellite pass, it helps to know when the shiniest spacecraft are going to be zooming overhead. Amateur radio enthusiasts who want to make AMSAT or ARISS contacts need the same information. There's a cool new iPhone app called GoSatWatch (US$9.99, click opens iTunes) that makes looking for earth-orbiting spacecraft a piece of cake.
Once the app is loaded on your iPhone, all you need to do is tap the colorful icon to start the app, then do some initial setup. You should set up your location and allow the iPhone 3G's GPS receiver to determine your local latitude and longitude (iPhone and iPod touch users can enter that information in by hand if desired). More than one observing location can be pre-set in the app.
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Satellite watching with GoSatWatch for iPhone originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Thu, 23 Apr 2009 14:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Satellite watching with GoSatWatch for iPhone originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Thu, 23 Apr 2009 14:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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“Baby Shaker” app approved, then quickly yanked from App Store
According to the App Store arbiters of taste that every app passes through, it’s not okay to “ridicule public figures”, fart, or stream “potentially offensive” TV shows. But it was okay to shake a baby, apparently, in one of the nastier instances of Apple app apathy. Yes, that’s right, Apple approved an app called “Baby Shaker,” [...]Rumor: AT&T distributes anti-Pre cheat sheet
Like soldiers before a battle, AT&T and others are preparing to meet Palm's Pre. According to Pre Central, AT&T has begun distributing a memo to employees that points out key differences between the iPhone and the forthcoming Pre. The memo lists talking points and key comparisons for employees to keep handy when talking to customers. While some of the comparisons are noteworthy, like the iPhone's metal and glass body vs. the plastic Pre, others just aren't. For instance, the Pre's 3.1-inch display vs. the iPhone's 3.5 inch screen. I don't know who's going to be dissuaded by 4-tenths of an inch. Plus, the Pre is a whole two grams heavier that the iPhone. Yowsa!
Of course, these stats are based on the current iPhone model. Rumors suggest that a new one will be introduced this summer. In any case, prepare for a fight.
[Via Macworld]
Rumor: AT&T distributes anti-Pre cheat sheet originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Thu, 23 Apr 2009 13:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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