No Comments 16 Apr
fring is a mobile internet service & community that enables you to access & interact with your social networks on-the-go, make free calls and live chat with all your fring, Skype, MSN Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, SIP, Twitter, Yahoo!™ and AIM®* friends using your handset’s internet connection rather than costly cellular airtime minutes.
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No Comments 10 Apr
This morning, I Farked my way over to this story about British Tea Cakes. The tea cakes, which appear to be nothing more than British mallomars, have been re-categorized from biscuits to cake. Far be it from me to dispute the accumulated wisdom of the EU high courts, but from this American vantage point if it looks like a cookie and tastes like a cookie, perhaps the tea cake actually is a cookie -- and not a cake. I consulted TUAW's in-residence Britishness expert Nik, who threw up his hands and asked (justifiably) whether this was actually related to Apple or its products.
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No Comments 8 Apr
If you are the 800 pounds gorilla, the one that controls the mobile phone market, the one that sales more phones that all your rivals together… Why are you launching a product that looks like one of your smaller rival?
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No Comments 8 Apr
Fed up with the limitations of your iPhone camera? Not really interested in doing the paper clip /masking tape hack outlined in an earlier post? Then Snapture’s fantastic free apps is sure to capture (heh heh) your enthusiasm!
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No Comments 4 Apr
iPhoneGizmo decided to go on the hunt for genuine ways to get a free iphone. Now, there is “no such thing as a free lunch” - so there is always some work to be done - sign up for a trial, review something, design something….So if you are creative, have some spare time or even enjoy playing games here is a list of sites that offer a legit chance of winning an iPhone:
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No Comments 3 Apr
Free any iPhone from the bonds of AT&T with ZiPHONE. This process is incredibly easy and I have upgraded my 1.1.1 all the way up to 1.1.4. I can use any carrier I choose and install applications from the installer menu. I performed this process on a 4GB iPhone I purchased the day they came out in 2007. I had no issues with the update and it took less than 15 minutes total. This walk through is for Mac users however, I am sure there are similar tutorials for Windows users.
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No Comments 2 Apr
In a survey of iPhone owners, Rubicon Consulting found that a third of iPhone users carry a second phone in addition to their iPhone. I’m one of those folks: I have a T-Mobile phone that I use for personal calls; I use my iPhone as a business phone and for mobile Web and email. I didn’t want to break my T-Mobile contract and I’m happy paying for a second phone to keep work and home separate. I didn’t think I was the only one with two phones, but 33 percent seems surprisingly high. Here’s something the survey didn’t tell you, but you might have guessed: iPhone users have lots of disposable income.
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No Comments 2 Apr
Keynote Systems announced the first and only product on the market to run large-scale, task-based mobile Web usability studies of iPhone customers interacting with the mobile Web. Leveraging Keynote’s on-demand WebEffective® user experience research tool, researchers now have access to invaluable data revealing the motivations, perceptions and behavior patterns of iPhone users.
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No Comments 2 Apr
The ArtDio MS-780 is specially designed for the latest 3G, 2G iPod nano and 2G iPod shuffle. A docking adapter is included to accommodate the iPod’s. Connect your iPod, MP3 players or other audio sources with 3.5mm stereo input connection and enjoy your music. Operates with USB power, AC adapter or even batteries, offers you maximum mobility.
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No Comments 1 Apr
In case you haven’t noticed the iPhone’s glassy touch sensitive screen is only sensitive to your stubby little fingers. This is because it uses a technology called capacitive touch which measures the flow of electrons through your skin. Problem is, last time we checked our fingers were pretty rounded and not too precise at picking out tiny URLs in Safari. Luckily the geniuses behind the Pogo iPhone Stylus have magically solved this problem by making a stylus that somehow tricks the iPhone into thinking it’s really a finger. What’s more, the tip of the stylus is a soft felt like material that has the added benefit of keeping your screen clean while you tap away. How do they do it? Frankly we’re not sure, but hopefully it doesn’t involve grave-robbing.
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