Archive | March 20th, 2009
Report: Next iPhone to include Video Recording
AppleInsider reports that the next version of iPhone hardware will include support for video recording. Though details remain scarce, AppleInsider notes that “the information comes from a person who’s proven extremely reliable when predicting changes” to upcoming Apple hardware. The site also notes that the next iPhone model will also include more advanced graphics capabilities, […]
Continue reading...Report: Internet speed on the next iPhone will be significantly faster
20. March 2009
The next iPhone model hasn’t even been announced yet, but that hasn’t stop speculation about what type of hardware upgrades the device is going to have. While there have been rumors about an HD capable iPhone, and an iPhone with video chat capabilities, recent reports hint at significantly improved Internet speeds for this yet to […]
Continue reading...iPhone OS 3.0 hints at Israel launch, also adds Arabic support
20. March 2009
Buried within the settings pane of the International menu of the new iPhone 3.0 software is language support for both Hebrew and Arabic. The iPhone is currently available in a number of Middle Eastern countries, but oddly enough, it still isn’t officially supported in Israel, a country known for its advanced high-tech industry. That, however, […]
Continue reading...How Apple wins by not pandering to feature whores
20. March 2009
A great and must-read article over at Counternotions explores how Apple’s latest iPhone 3.0 announcements will further cement its lead over its competitors. The new iPhone OS finally brings some long sought after features to the iPhone – Cut and Paste, MMS, and Push Notifications all come to mind. And while those are welcome improvements, […]
Continue reading...Informative FAQ on the new iPhone 3.0 update via Engadget
20. March 2009
Ryan Block of Engadget has compiled an interesting FAQ list about the new iPhone OS 3.0 update. It has some juicy tidbits and is well worth a read. Check it out over here.
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20. March 2009
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