May 13
Battleship Peer2Peer
The first p2p iPhone game out there, and it a classic we all know and love! http://www.teamtpfl.com/iPhone/
May 13
Jobsnote Confirmed for WWDC
We all knew it was coming. How could it not? Steve Jobs’ keynotes are the legendary, iWork-app defining, AOL Data Center crashing, prediction proliferating, rumor piling, blog bursting, universe denting tech events of our time. But now Apple has gone and made it all nice and official-like: On Monday, June 9, a team of Apple executives […]
May 13
deviantArt brings maverick media to iPhones
Website deviantART has been the source of quite a bit of eye candy for Mac users. Mike from deviantART informs us that they are “huge” fans of Apple products, so it’s no surprise that — as of quite recently — visiting the site on your iPhone will yield a new, iPhone-friendly browsing experience.
Feel like checking out the latest or most popular work by the deviantART community while you’re on the go? Point your iPhone (or iPod touch) to http://www.deviantart.com.
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May 13
iPhone SDK beta five is alive
Another week, another beta version of the iPhone SDK. We know—you can hardly contain your excitement. We were all aflutter over here, so we eagerly tore open the release notes to find out what we can expect in this latest and greatest iteration. The fifth beta fixes bugs and adds…
May 13
.Mac Push Email Coming To iPhones
According to what look to be leaked screens of the upcoming iPhone firmware, .Mac push email could be coming to the iPhone. A new “Fetch new data” button will lead to the list of email accounts (in the picture here). Notice that some are listed as “fetch” while .Mac is listed as “push.” And while we realize that even the hardcore Apple fanbase tends to steer clear of .Mac, there are bound to be like, 5 or 6 people who are just thrilled. [TUAW]
May 13
iPhone Stocks Being Replenished, Not Sold Out, Say UK Retailers
Despite the rumors of iPhones being out of stock in the UK, it’s not really true—according to the retailers themselves. Reghardware has spoken to both O2 and Carphone Warehouse, and both say they’re just tackling getting more 16GB iPhones for their online departments. Apple themselves have stock and O2 and Carphone Warehouse have iPhones available in their high street stores. Does this info mean they won’t be getting any more 8GB versions, though? Well, we can speculate that, but we don’t know. It also leaves us wondering what this news does to the iPhone 2.0 rumors. [Reghardware]
May 13
Apple’s affair with Telecom Italia ends marriage
Remember those hints Apple COO Tim Cook and CFO Peter Oppenheimer dropped about the company not being “married” to exclusive carrier deals? Here’s what Cook said back in February at the Goldman Sachs Technology Investment Symposium. We went into Europe and we picked the top carrier in each of those…
May 13
Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, iPhone
Now that it’s more or less a given that a 3G model is on its way — very shortly if rumors are to believed — let’s have a little fun speccing the thing out. Sure there’s absolutely no data so let your imagination guide you.
What’s the price of this baby going to be? How much memory will be onboard and what will its battery life work out to? Better onboard camera? With Video? And how about “Back to My Mac”/”Back to My iPhone” features? What are you willing to pay per month for the glory of all that is new, shiny and iPhone? Let us know in the comments about your dream 3G iPhone.
May 13
TUAW preview: Schmap for iPhone & iPod Touch
Planning some activities out on the town this weekend, or searching for a Mother’s Day dining option? The fine folks at Schmap have a treat for you — they’d like TUAW readers to have the first whack at their new iPhone City Guides and Local Search before the Mobile Safari-optimized site goes into official beta on Monday, May 12.
Point Safari on your iPhone or iPod Touch to www.schmap.com, then enter the pre-launch preview access code: 724627. Once you’re in the site, pull up a Schmap Guide for your favorite city for info, maps, and more. Some of the search features aren’t wired in yet, but they should be done soon.
Schmap’s website has several Flash demos of the features of the Schmap Guides for iPhone. Check it out!
Thanks to Donald at Schmap for the invitation, and Kyle for the tip.
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May 13
Lextech App Turns Your iPhone into a Surveillance Device
A company called Lextech has created an application that lets you control surveillance devices via your iPhone. As well as watching the action on the phone, the app also lets you control the cameras via its touchscreen. See the system in action in a couple of videos after the jump.
I guess this means no more security guards numbing their arses as they sit, bored, behind banks of monitors. [Lextech via Nowhere Else 2.0]
May 13
Briefly: Mac OS X 10.5.3; AT&T iPhone hotspot access; Vista sales
Apple on Wednesday broadened the testing focus for developers evaluating the next update to Leopard. Meanwhile, AT&T has officially announced free WiFi Hotspot access for iPhone plan holders; iPhone Software v2.0 will deliver limited YouTube support …
May 13
Apple’s affair with Telecom Italia ends marriage
Remember those hints Apple COO Tim Cook and CFO Peter Oppenheimer dropped about the company not being “married” to exclusive carrier deals? Here’s what Cook said back in February at the Goldman Sachs Technology Investment Symposium. We went into Europe and we picked the top carrier in each of those…