The iPhone might be the greatest mobile platform, but if you don’t realise its potential, then the Multi-Touch screen begins to get old. And unlike most of us geeks, ‘regular’ users find it hard to grasp basic concepts like the App Store and syncing with a Mac.
There aren’t a lot of things out there that iPhone users wait for more anxiously than Apple’s free firmware updates.
Tries to pin ultimate cock-up on inanimate object
An iPhone user is fighting to save his marriage after he was caught sending naughty pictures of himself to another woman.
Instead of coming clean about the extra-marital activity, the iPhone user tried to blame, well, his iPhone.
The bizarre incident was actually posted on Apple's official forum. A member of the forum, Susan042764, posted a query, asking how the images of her husband's member got on to the phone.
Available this holiday season, Power Slider is the first accessory of its kind to more than double the battery life of iPhone 3G while providing integrated sync and charge capabilities and complete device protection. With its innovative functionality as both a case and power solution, Power Slider is perfect for the growing community of iPhone 3G users who are app happy or game crazy and find themselves in need of extra power.
iFun, by Social Gaming Network is bringing Wii-like controls to users through their iPhones. With iFun the iPhone is simply transformed into the controller and the games are played on a desktop computer or notebook.
Social Gaming Network has had some great luck with their iPhone games (search “SGN games” in the iTunes Store). iBaseball, iGolf, iBowl and have all been downloaded over a million times according to the company.
Of course, after Apple develops an elegant and perfectly understandable mobile UI, Linux hackers want to tear it down. Bring on the OpenMoko, Android or Ubuntu Mobile for the iPhone.
I enjoyed a recent post by PlanetBeing on the Linux on the iPhone blog. It was an attempt to justify why someone would want to spend a tremendous amount of time to bring Linux to the iPhone, when he or she could “just develop on an open platform instead with no such wasted effort?”
Good question, dude.
The new Google Mobile App for iPhone makes it possible for you to do a Google web search using only your voice. Just hold the phone to your ear, wait for the beep, and say what you're looking for. That's it. Just talk. Once the App is on, you don't have to push any buttons to search. Check out the video below to watch engineer Mike LeBeau explain how this works.
After you speak your query, Google Mobile App will return search results formatted for your iPhone.
We’re seeing more and more iPhone Apps that also double as advertising for movies and video games. It all started with “The Dark Knight” earlier this year. The App was simple, but fun, and it allowed you to add some Joke-inspired graffiti on photos of your friends, enemies or…whoever.
Then Star Wars got in the mix by pulling a lightsaber inspired free app, and replacing it with an app that was similar, but served more to shill “The Force Unleased” than anything else.
Crystal Quest is a game that is sure to spark the memories of any long time Mac fan. Sure, you have to go back towards the beginning of color displays on Macs - which was a LONG time ago - but if you’re into a bit of retro gaming on your iPhone or iPod touch, then you’ll want to check out the new version of the App that has been released in the App Store.
The game has both a classic look…
IPhone users will soon able to vocally search the Web using the updated Google Mobile app for the iPhone.
The updated Google mobile app supposed to appear last Friday pending approval by Apple. But so far the app has not appeared on iTunes Store yet. So what happened?
Google is going to release it for the iPhone before their own Android phone. Why would Apple delay the application? It make no sense at all. This is one cool app that would sell more iPhone.
