Chilli X have been developing iPhone apps for a whole year now and to celebrate their 1st birthday they are going to do something a little bit different. Instead of receiving gifts they are going to be giving them!
This coming weekend (that's October 10th & 11th 2009) they are going... ... |  |
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AT&T shocked more than a few pundits this week when it said VoiP services could utilize its network to run, such as Skype and Google Voice. However, iPhone data tethering is something it isn't prepared to offer right now, according to the company.
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AT&T's announcement that it will allow iPhone VoIP services over its mobile network was met with mostly good reaction from customer and commenters on blogs around the web, and now Apple and provider Skype have issued statements reacting to the announcement, and their reactions have... ... |  |
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MacRumors (and various other blogs) now are reporting that AT&T is planning to support Skype, Google Voice, and other voice related software on their network, something they previously hinted they would never do.
A quote from the original article in the Washington Post:
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Adobe on Monday announced joining up with many handset operating system makers, including RIM, Nokia and Microsoft among others, to bring Flash Player 10.1 to smartphones. You'll notice the name you don't see: Apple.
By early 2010, the newest mobile version of Flash should be available... ... |  |
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ZDNET has an interesting article about the waves a non-exclusive iPhone could make in the smartphone market.
We agree - it would be a juggernaut, and its agreement with AT&T is seen as holding it back from total domination. It's other factor ($200 price tag even with contract) is... ... |  |
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The word is out and the prisoners are overjoyed: The iPhone 3GS jailbreak for OS 3.1 announced yesterday and confirmed earlier today is now released for public consuption, compliments of the ever hard-working Dev Team.
There is one caveat: The iPhone 3GS is now supported in PwnageTool... ... |  |
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AppleInsider, a popular Apple rumor destination, is reporting that new accounting rules and the power of the iPhone will make for a shock earnings announcement on October 19th. Wall Street had better brace themselves.
Quote from the AI article:
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The extremely popular document sync/sharing service Dropbox has released its awaited iPhone application into the App Store for free.
The app also interestingly requires iPhone OS 3.1, and offers users quite a bit of on-the-go access to accounts and syncing content while on the move.
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Apple has released a much-needed redesign of the ‘Apps for Everything' of their website for iPhone and iPod touch applications featured by category.
Today's update pretty mcuh doubles the amount of categories featured and displayed, which should translate to more exposure and sales... ... |  |
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Zipcar members, can now use their iPhone or iPod touch to quickly and easily find and reserve a Zipcar around the corner or across the globe. You can also honk the horn, and even lock and unlock the doors. The streamlined interface makes for a very smooth ride.
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CNN launched their CNN Mobile iPhone app today, and it will bring full print and video news reports, and even allow users to record their own news/eyewitness accounts of stories and submit it, if need be.
More from the app description:
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It's hard to believe, but the App Store has recorded over 2 billion downloads as of today. It's amazing to think about…
The release claims 50 million+ iPhone users, and 85,000+ apps are currently available on the platform, which is pretty mind-boggling in and of itself.
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TUAW has a fascinating article about a TCG called Urba Rivals getting a test run on the iPhone where players can do battle using various cards, and its worked decently well outside of the iPhone environment already.
The game uses an interesting model of in-game “pack”... ... |  |
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AT&T announced that to clear out existing stock, they have slashed prices of refurbished iPhone 3G's to $49 for the 8GB variety, and $99 for the 16GB flavor, and they're still available in black and white.
Now that's savings, folks (albeit for now aging technology). Their goal we're... ... |  |
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DailyBurn has released a new iPhone app that helps track the calories you consume by scanning bar codes of over 200,000 packaged and jarred foods.
It's called FoodScanner, and we like the idea, even if the price and implementation of it isn't ideal. But it could make a dieter with an... ... |  |
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Starbucks has introduced a new app for the iPhone (and iPod touch as well) where you can apparently customize and order drinks right from your iPhone, which will save time and avoid lines at your favorite Starbucks location, and enable you to sip that life-giving brew that much more... ... |  |
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It seems AT&T may be having seconds thoughts about offering MMS to iPhone customers, if the reports filtering out of DSLReports are any indication
According to the article, “AT&T is extremely nervous about the impending launch of MMS for the iPhone scheduled for this... ... |  |
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AppShopper (a popular app profiling site) notes that Apple approved nearly 1,300 iPhone and iPod touch applications last Friday, by far the largest number approved in a single day in the past few months.
Over 300 of the approved applications were games, creating a host of new selections... ... |  |
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The Wall Street Journal announced that it will begin charging for mobile access to its news content as of October 24th.
While mobile applications such as the WSJ's iPhone application will remain free of charge and will offer free access to selected content, full access will require a... ... |  |
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