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Is music still music when the instrument is an iPhone? In a just-published article and an accompanying video, we take a look inside the Stanford Mobile Phone Orchestra , a chamber music ensemble whose instruments are Apple iPhones, held with fingerless gloves attached to small speakers.
Flixoft, the developers of Grocery Gadget® shopping solutions announce the release of Grocery Gadget® 2.1. This release further expands upon their suite of grocery shopping solutions, offering users improved syncing capabilities and intelligent coupon tracking, among other noteworthy feature additions. (PRWeb Dec 5, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Grocery ...
PALO ALTO, Calif., Dec. 5 (UPI) -- A group of California iPhone users say they've turned their wireless handsets into orchestral musical instruments.
Torn between thousands of travel applications to educate my iPhone, I began doubting my ability to help my smart phone be all it can be. This list of smart phone travel apps hopefully will spare you such self-doubt. Charges vary by phone provider.
It’s the first day of the weekend, but there’s no stopping the Appvent Calendar on its merry quest to Christmas. Things get bloody today with Samurai: Way of the Warrior now available for free in the App Store. This is apparently the first hack and slash game developed specifically for the iPhone and includes a number [...]
Malicious iPhone apps that Apple unwittingly approves could attack even non-jailbroken iPhones, according to a developer, but security experts say this isn't earth-shattering news.
If you're feeling whiplash over the state of iPhone security, you're in good company. Last month, the first iPhone worms were reported, which either rickrolled your iPhone with a background picture of Mr. Astley, or did far worse things to your software and data. But the only people who were vulnerable were people who had jailbroken their phones, turned on SSH services, and neglected to change ...
St. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants is suing Apple, claiming that the iPhone infringes upon several digital camera patents.
Smart phones are no longer just for businesspeople. Thanks to Apple's iPhone, smart phones have gone mainstream. This Christmas, smart phones will top many wish lists. For a smart phone to be truly popular, it must have a touch screen. Tappable on-screen controls replace or augment traditional buttons.
Want to know just how strongly the wind is blowing where you're standing right now?
Q: Do you know if the iPhone will be coming to the Verizon network this year, in addition to being on AT&T? I have been dying to get one, but hear about reception issues from dissatisfied customers. I am currently on Verizon.
What in the world can one make of the new ad for the Droid, the Motorola smartphone with Google Android software on the Verizon Wireless network, which apparently put out this ad? Here's what: It aggressively calls the Apple iPhone a girl and then a prissy dude in need of a beat-down.
Moosgo, a new developer of original content for iPhone and iPod Touch, presents its latest applications. (PRWeb Dec 5, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/12/prweb3300034.htm
If 2009 was the year when stations launched their iPhone applications, 2010 will be when many...
Prism Technologies says Research in Motion infringed on its patents and wants U.S. imports of BlackBerrys banned. Such a ban could affect the BlackBerry Curve, which outsold Apple, Inc.'s iPhone in the third quarter. Prism recently settled a patent dispute with Microsoft.
A new version of a worm targeting Apple, Inc.'s iPhone has spread beyond Australia. Where the earlier Ikee worm spread a picture of Rick Astley, the new version steals data from jailbroken iPhones. The new iPhone worm also appears to be creating a botnet.
This Christmas, smart phones will top many wish lists. Here's a look at some of the best touch-screen smart phones on the market.
Kathrine Schmidt Staff Writer HOUMA — Faster “3G” cell-phone service for AT&T customers should be in Houma by the end of the year, not Thanksgiving as originally planned. It’s an eagerly anticipated upgrade, particularly for local users of Apple’s iPhone, which runs slowly and inconsistently on the existing network, customers say.
The Stanford Mobile Phone Orchestra is trying to push the frontiers of the field of computer music using iPhones as instruments.
With iPhone and Android picking up more popularity every day, it's urgent for rival smartphones to enhance their mobile software environments, some analysts say.
Google smartphone users can download applications featuring adult content, something iPhone users can't do. Should Apple be worried?
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