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Wyse offers desktop virtualization for the iPhone
Using PocketCloud from Wyse users can access their PC or virtual desktop remotely with their iPhone or iPod touch, the company said on Thursday.Apple Developing 10″, 13″, and 15″ iTablets?
While most recent rumors have been swirling around Apple developing a 10″ iTablet that would basically look like an oversized iPod touch, Gizmodo has a source, said to have been 100% reliable in the past, who’s telling them Apple is also planning 13″ and 15″ tablets, one of which… will run Mac OS X.
This source claims that the two touchscreen prototypes—made of aluminum, but on the shape of big iPhones—were in a factory in Shenzuen, China. One of them “was running Mac OS X 10.5.” When I asked, the source didn’t know if these were built for demonstration purposes, or if they were preproduction units. The company has a tight relation with Apple but “it’s not FoxConn.”
Could Apple be making both small, iPhone-like tablets and larger, MacBook-like tablets? Do we want them to?
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Apple Developing 10″, 13″, and 15″ iTablets?
Apple Working on 10-, 13-, and 15-Inch Tablets?
Gizmodo reports that in addition to Apple's much-rumored 10-inch tablet computer, the company is also developing larger tablets in 13-inch and 15-inch sizes. The source, which the report claims has been "100% reliable" in the past, also notes that o...China Unicom to sell iPhone next quarter
China Unicom has reached a 3-year deal with Apple to offer the iPhone in China, it said Friday, confirming rumors that have swirled for months.TiPb Presents: iPhone Live #64 - Renumbered
Note: We’ve renumbered the episode to #64 to reflect both Phone different and iPhone Live!) Join Dieter, Chris, and Rene for FCC vs. Apple, AT&T, and Google fallout, more iTablet and Apple Music Event rumors, and all the news… and appoplexy! Listen in!
Congrats to Brandon who won our live give-away for a Motorola MOTOROKR S305 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones. Join us live next week for your chance to win iPhone accessories!
Apple, AT&T, and Google FCC Fallout
- Apple Responds to FCC Questions (Google and AT&T as Well)
- Apple: 8500 Apps to Review a Week by 40 Odd Reviews
- AT&T To Reconsider VoIP Applications Over 3G? Yeahbuwhat Apple VoIP apps?
- Do Other Countries Lose Out on Apps Because of AT&T Policies?
- Apple iPhone is a Restaurant, Not a Super Market, and They Should Say So on the Sign
- Apple Afraid Google is Taking Over the iPhone?
- Apple Kicking Themselves They Didn’t Buy GrandCentral (Google Voice) First?
- Act Now or Apple Will Be the Next Microsoft Monopoly?
iPhone and iPhone OS
- iPhone 3GS Can Play Back 720p, 1080p Source Videos?
- Apple Investigates: “Exploding” iPhones and iPods
Apps and App Store
- Poll: Should Apple Improve the iPhone App Store, Eliminate It, or Both?
- Poll: Is Jailbreak the Answer to App Store Woes?
- iPhone App Review Astroturfing Gets Uglier
- Rhapsody App Coming to iPhone - Approval Pending…
iTunes, iPod, and iTablet
Carriers
The Competition
- The Competition: BlackBerry Browser Going WebKit via Torch Mobile?!
- The Competition: BlackBerry Storm 2 - Piezo-Electric Boogaloo!
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TiPb Presents: iPhone Live #64 - Renumbered
Apple and China Unicom Reach 3-Year Deal to Bring iPhone to China
As anticipated — and anticipated again and again — China Unicom has finally announced that the iPhone is coming to China:
On 28 August, the Company and Apple reached a three-year agreement for the Company to sell iPhone in China. The initial launch is expected to be in the fourth calendar quarter of 2009. This will provide users with brand new communication and information experience.
Now all that’s left is to find out if it will have, you know, WiFi, an App Store, etc…
(via Engadget)
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Apple and China Unicom Reach 3-Year Deal to Bring iPhone to China
Apple Telling Developers to Remove “Free Memory” Function from App Store iPhone Apps?
According to developers Bjango, Apple is now telling developers to remove the “Free Memory” function — the ability to clear data from RAM without force quitting or rebooting — from their iPhone (and iPod touch) applications or those applications will be removed from the App Store.
Bjango, who makes iStat [$1.99 on sale - iTunes link] had to do just that for their latest version:
Stat’s Free Memory function was removed at Apple’s request. This decision was completely out of our hands. Please note that all other apps with Free Memory appear to have been removed or updated without their Free Memory function too.
After eliciting feedback and considering their options, Bjango went ahead and removed the feature. (Bjango advises users who want the feature to NOT UPGRADE their copies, and reminds Mac users with Time Machine how to downgrade to the old, “Free Memory”-enabled version if necessary.)
To rub salt on their wounds, negative reviews are now piling up for iStat in iTunes, of course, despite Bjango explaining Apple requested the removal in the app’s “What’s New in This Version” section.
What Apple’s rationale may be (if Phil Schiller deigns anyone with another email) is unknown.
[Via Boy Genius Report]
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Apple Telling Developers to Remove “Free Memory” Function from App Store iPhone Apps?
Microsoft Releases Bing SDK for iPhone
Bing Community Blog has announced that Microsoft is “sprinkling some Cocoa” on their Bing. (No laughing!):
The Bing iPhone and Mac SDK is available for download on CodePlex, open source under the Microsoft Public License (MS-PL).
The SDK provides:
- The ability to easily query Bing from within your Cocoa or Cocoa Touch application.
- Perform both synchronous and asynchronous queries.
- Search Bing for Web, Image, Video, News, and Phonebook results.
We hope that you’ll be able to make some great Cocoa/iPhone apps that harness the power of Bing!
Happy Bing-ing!
Of course, the iPhone’s default search is Google, with Yahoo! as an option, and Bing will soon be powering Yahoo! search, so it’s ipso de post facto (pardon the Latin-ish) it’s already there, but still it will be interesting to see what kind of iPhone apps come of — and leverage — this. We just hope it really makes an awesome “BING!” sound whenever a query hits the index…
[Via Macworld]
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Microsoft Releases Bing SDK for iPhone
Review: Invoice2Go for iPhone
This invoice creation app isn't Mac friendly -- a companion app is Windows only and invoices do not always appear properly formatted when they arrive in Mac users' mailboxes. And that's a shame, because otherwise, Invoice2Go is a powerful, feature-rich app.iPhone coming to China Unicom in Q4 — it’s official
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iPhone coming to China Unicom in Q4 -- it's official originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 28 Aug 2009 04:32:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Read | Permalink | Email this | CommentsChina Unicom Announces 3 Year iPhone Deal
Engadget points out a China Unicom press release which officially announces that the company has come to an agreement with Apple to sell the iPhone in China:On 28 August, the Company and Apple reached a three-year agreement for the C...
