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According to iLounge, Apple has added a feature to the iPhone OS, as well as to Made-for-iPod and Works-with-iPhone certified devices, to include automatic download prompts when connecting accessories supported by iPhone apps. If you connect one of these accessories to you iPhone or iPod Touch, an alert box warns you about the missing application and asks for permission to install it.
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According to a new study I came across at AppleInsider, Apple ‘s iPhone OS has 40 percent of the Web market share. This study doesn’t specifically reflect iPhone or iPod Touch sales, rather it shows that the iPhone OS dominates around the globe when it comes to mobile handset Web browsing. The two areas where iPhone doesn’t dominate (Asia and Africa) are places where the Symbian OS had (more…)
If the student in your life has an iPhone , they’re probably text messaging, surfing the Web, checking e-mail, and using apps. And although the phone can be a distraction in the classroom, it can also be a viable companion for students.
There are several great iPhone applications designed specifically for students. These apps all aim to make the student in your life just a little more productive in their educational endeavors.
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Elgato has released EyeTV for iPhone and iPod Touch (iTunes link), a new, $4.99 app that connects to any Mac running the latest version of Elgato’s EyeTV 3.2 software. The app allows EyeTV users to view TV recordings and live TV from a remote location with one limitation: a Wi-Fi connection is required for viewing live TV. (Restrictions on the app by Apple and AT&T prevent live streaming via 3G.)
People in the UK are suddenly spoilt for choices. A lot many of our readers had
in our previous post regarding the Orange-Apple partnership expressing happiness at the new options available. Orange has a better coverage than O2 according to some of the comments and that alone could have been the selling proposition for Orange to woo iPhone customers. However, with Vodafone's arrival, it is tight competition for Orange from the word go.
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According to the report, the issue was first taken up with AT&T, and he was told that things were perfect from their end and it was probably a problem with his handset. The Apple Genius Bar at the SoHo Apple retail store who later tested his iPhone to find a drop call rate of 22% told him that this was pretty above average since the average drop call rate in the New York City area was close to 30%. Here is the complete transcript of their report
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The P-Flip folding power dock doubles as a desktop stand.
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The Dexim P-Flip is two, two, two products in one. It’s a long-lasting external battery for your iPhone and a desktop stand that keeps it propped up nicely.
This folding, three-position dock bears more than a passing resemblance to flip-phones of yore, albeit one that’s even thinner and more compact.
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Vonage Mobile for the iPhone , iPod Touch.
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Voice over Internet Protocol service provider Vonage on Monday announced that it has launched its first mobile apps for the iPhone , iPod Touch, and BlackBerry devices.
Dubbed Vonage Mobile, the company’s free VoIP app enables users to place international calls from their mobile devices. iPod Touch owners can do so by placing calls through Wi-Fi. (more…)
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However, the good news is that MuscleNerd has just announced that they’ve completed testing of PwnageTool for iPhone 3GS users and are getting ready to release it shortly.
So here are some details about the new version of PwnageTool, which will answer some of the commonly asked questions:
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iPhone OS 3.1 then the baseband of their iPhone would have also got upgraded to
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The Gorillamobile securely attaches the iPhone to a cycle's driving bar.
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Are you an avid cyclist who wants to use the iPhone as your GPS navigator? Joby has something for you.
The maker of the recently introduced Gorillatorch announced Thursday its newest iteration of something that can stay really well on something else: the Gorillamobile for the iPhone 3G(S).
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