Posted on Oct 31st, 2008 under All, iPhone Hacks & Tricks |
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Last month Apple had issued a recall for the Ultracompact USB Power Adapter that were shipped with every iPhone 3G in the form of an exchange program.
Folks at MacMerc have disassembled one of those faulty Ultracompact USB Power Adapter to find out the reason that prompted the recall.
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Posted on Oct 31st, 2008 under All, iPhone News, iPhone rumors |
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American Fork, Utah - iZATT is pleased to announce the release of its Signals Series for the iPhone/iPod Touch, Fingerspell. Fingerspell is an iPhone/iPod Touch application designed to provide an entertaining way of learning the American Sign Language alphabet. It was the first application in the Signal Series from Izatt International and has already been used in many countries. Fingerspell is a fun way to learn and use the American Sign Language Alphabet.
Fingerspell has three ways to learn, three ways to have fun:
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Posted on Oct 31st, 2008 under All, iPhone News, iPhone rumors |
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American Fork, Utah - iZATT is pleased to announce the release of its latest addition to the Signals Series for the iPhone/iPod Touch, Sea Flags. Sea Flags is a fun way to learn and use the Maritime Signal Flags system.
Sea Flags has three ways to learn, three ways to have fun:
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Posted on Oct 31st, 2008 under All, iPhone News, iPhone rumors |
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Luxembourg - Houdah Software is pleased to announce the immediate availability of ACTCurrency 1.5. This is a major - yet free - update for Houdah Software’s universal currency converter for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This update expands the automatic download of exchange rates to support 150 world currencies.
ACTCurrency is a universal currency converter. It is your ultimate travel companion. ACTCurrency automatically retrieves daily exchange rates for 150 world currencies. You may add more currencies as needed. For these you will need to manually enter exchange rates.
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Posted on Oct 31st, 2008 under All, iPhone News, iPhone rumors |
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Herndon, Virginia - Zerion Consulting, an information technology firm that specializes in mobile, enterprise business solutions and application development, donated their iPhone data collection technology to the volunteer based Twitter-Vote-Report project for use on election day 2008.
Twitter Vote Report is an all-volunteer network of software developers, designers, and other collaborators that have teamed up with the award-winning blog ‘techPresident’ to launch this effort.
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Posted on Oct 31st, 2008 under All, iPhone Apps, iPhone News, iPhone rumors |
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Don’t you just love the way that the internet provides a medium for stuff to be given away? And with iPhones being so widely used, its only natural that advertisers are going to take advantage of that “captive audience” if at all possible.
Which explains the latest free give away - a game for our iPhones. This free iPhone game is intended to promote the upcoming movie “Bolt” which is being released in late November (and the promo works - we didn’t know about it till we found the game!) Now don’t dismiss this as just a kids game!
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Posted on Oct 31st, 2008 under All, iPhone News, iPhone rumors |
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Hollywood, Fl - Marware Inc, designer and manufacturer of innovative products for the Apple market, is pleased to announce the Game Grip for the iPhone 3G and the iPod touch 2G. The silicone handle grips on the controller provide comfort for longer gaming sessions, and a unique cord management solution allows you to use your headphones and charging cable while you play.
The Game Grip also supports an optional, removable battery pack solution from Marware (sold separately) that can give you added power while gaming. Simply slide the battery pack onto the back of the Game Grip, attach the cable, and you won’t even know it’s there. Two silicone skins, a game controller with interchangeable silicone grips, cord management, and an optional battery pack solution - the Game Grip is the smartest answer to your portable gaming needs.
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Posted on Oct 31st, 2008 under All, iPhone Hacks & Tricks |
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Oct
The iPhone Dev Team who had reported last week that they have cracked iPhone 3G's baseband and are getting closer to unlock iPhone 3G have published a customary post on their blog to tell us that they have managed to successfully jailbreak and unlock the first generation iPhone running iPhone firmware 2.2 Beta 2 which was recently seeded to developers of its iPhone Developer program.
iPhone firmware 2.2 is not yet available to iPhone users.
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Posted on Oct 31st, 2008 under All, iPhone Apps |
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Opera Software CEO Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner said in a New York Times interview yesterday that its engineers have developed a version of the Opera web browser that works on the iPhone, but Apple has rejected it for the App Store because it competes with Safari.
This isn't unprecedented: Apple rejected an app called Podcaster possibly because it duplicates functionality in an upcoming version of the iPhone software. Podcaster was (for a time) available via ad-hoc distribution before that, too, was shut down.
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