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With Apple's decision to release the tools necessary to develop iPhone apps, developers have taken our favorite mobile device to places you wouldn't expect. Ocarina encouraged iPhone users to think of their phone as a unique musical instrument. Now, academia wants to push that idea even further.
So much technology today—the iPhone, video chatting, the whole Internet—truly makes it feel like we're living in the future, as chronologically impossible as it may sound. So Tuesday's release of iPhone video-chatting software Fring is, by my math, quadruply amazing.
Analysts at IDC today made a sweeping set of predictions for the tech industry in 2010 that highlighted Apple. Researchers expect a major push into mobile apps as the future of computing and expect iPhone apps to lead the pack, with the app count almost tripling to 300,000 by the end of next year. Android will also swell rapidly and reach between 50,000 and 70,000 apps....
Today TMO readers are sharing their favorite iPhone game picks.
Listen up Moms and Dads, the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) is giving away a handy new iPhone tool that'll help you quick-check what's what when it comes to game content.
Ramp Champ is free for a limited time so make sure you get it on your homescreen before the deal expires. Many iPhone publishers and developers are fighting for your attention in the run-up for Christmas. And what better way to promote games than the limited-time free downloads that get paid content in the hands of [...]
TapFactory announced the immediate availability of TweetVid 1.0 for the iPhone 3GS on Thursday. The app lets users capture and upload video with their iPhone to their Twitter accounts via the TweetVid service.
Following last month’s official launch of the iPhone on China Unicom, China’s most popular online retailer is reporting much lower than expected sales of official iPhone units in China. Taobao.com, the largest Chinese e-commerce web site reports that it has sold only two 8GB iPhones and three 16GB iPhones since it began selling them on Nov 22nd. Although China Unicom is also selling the iPhone ...
The College of Charleston , in partnership with local company City Slicker , has developed an iPhone application for a self-guided campus tour, the first of its kind for colleges.
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Dec. 3, 2009) - The Fight Network is proud to announce the launch of The Fight Network iPhone App. With the new iPhone App you will get every blow by blow update on what is going on in the world of MMA, boxing and wrestling. "We are focused on reaching the rapidly expanding universe of fight fans around the world. Launching our own iPhone app continues to extend ...
Before we get started with the article, let's have a moment of candor. A casual glance across the gadget blogs shows that iPhone rumors are about a dime a dozen. You don't have to go far to find some analyst telling everyone what the Cupertino-based compan...
As mobile web usage increases, conference attendees need real-time, updated information on the go that can be accessible from mobile devices. Mobile Roadie, a startup that helps develops iPhone apps, has developed the official iPhone app for LeWeb, the foremost European technology conference organized by French entrepreneur and Seesmic founder, Loic Le Meur and his wife, Geraldine. LeWeb 2009 is ...
As a full-on iPhone junkie, I'm always on the lookout for cool freebies. While the cheap side of me doesn't really like having to pay for apps, free apps can sometimes be dodgy: buggy and often flooded with advertising. PC Magazine comes to the rescue this morning with its list of 40 favorite free applications for the iPhone . Obviously I won't replicate the entire list, but below I pull out ...
Dressed in the required blue jeans and black turtleneck, the world's first iPhone orchestra is staging a public performance next week as part of the University of Michigan's "Building a Mobile Phone...
SANTA CRUZ -- A robotic voice lurches into reciting a snippet of news and a pale, bald, animated head suddenly seems alive on the iPhone of Dominic Massaro, a UC Santa Cruz psychologist.
Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- It’s one of the simplest yet most vexing home-technology scenarios. The music is over there, on your computer. You want to play it over here -- in the living room for a party, or on the patio, or in the kitchen.
If you live in a cold climate, you know that wearing gloves to keep your hands warm isn’t compatible with using an Apple touch screen. Julie had a post last week link to an article with a DIY fix for your gloves. If you aren’t the do-it-yourself type, check out Echo Design for the Echo [...] Filed in categories: News , Spotlight Gadgets , iPhone related Tagged: iPhone related , News , tech ...
Would you pay $3 for GQ magazine's December issue on the iPhone? I did, and I'm not alone.
Looking for another way to listen to your favorite news program or gabfest on the go?
CINCINNATI----SHP Leading Design is pleased to announce the launch of its second iPhone Application, EcoFlash® BD+C: Flashcards for LEED® AP Building Design and Construction Exam. The flashcards are the second in a series of application geared at helping people prepare for LEED exams.
SANTA CLARA, CA--(Marketwire - 12/03/09) - Sonoa Systems, Inc., the leading provider of solutions for visibility, control and scale of cloud services and APIs, today announced an on-demand service that dramatically improves the performance, scalability and battery life of iPhone, Android and other mobile smartphone applications. Sonoa's Mobile App Acceleration service provides intelligent ...
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