With AT&T’s new bandwidth caps now in effect, it’s probably worth exploring just how much data, in practical terms, you can consume without going over your pre-determined limit. Under AT&T’s new plans, you can either get 200MB of data for $15/month or 2GB of data for $25/month. So how, exactly, does that translate into real […]
Continue reading...Monday, June 14, 2010
Comments Off on How new iPhone apps will look on the iPad
The iPad may certainly be a gorgeous device, but running an iPhone app on the iPad can be a little bit clunky. You can either a) run the iPhone app at its original size inside a tiny box in the middle of the screen, or b) you can zoom in on the app x2, which […]
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During Steve Jobs’ WWDC Keynote address last week, Apple’s CEO had trouble loading up a website during the iPhone 4 demo. A short while later, Jobs said that Apple figured out the problem and attributed it to the 500+ wi-fi base stations that filled up San Francisco’s Moscone Center. Throughout the rest of the Keynote, […]
Continue reading...Sunday, June 13, 2010
If you’ve been watching the 2010 World Cup at all, you’ve undoubtedly heard that annoying background noise, in the form of a horn, that lasts for the excruciating duration of each match. What you’re hearing, to be precise, is a Vuvuzela. “A Vuvuzela?” you ask. Why yes. A vuvuzela, also known as a stadium or […]
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Comments Off on Hands-on photos of Apple’s new iPhone case, “Bumpers”
Looking to get in on the iPhone accessory market, Steve Jobs announced at last week’s WWDC Keynote a new iPhone protective case from Apple called Bumpers. As opposed to many other cases, Steve Jobs noted that “the back is open so you have the camera and can see our logo.” Gotz to see the logo!
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Comments Off on Apple releases developer video touting advantages of the iOS platform, throws in a few sly jabs at Android
Check out this Apple produced video profiling a number of big name iPhone developers talking about how great the iPhone platform is and how the iPhone SDK makes their job a whole lot easier. It’s pretty entertaining, and there are a few not so veiled jabs at Android if you’re into that sorta thing.
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Comments Off on Apple updates iPhone developer agreement, interpreted code now permissible
Flying somewhat under the radar, Apple recently revised section 3.32 of the iPhone Developer agreement to allow developers to use interpreted languages such as Lua in their apps, with written permission from the mothership of course.
Continue reading...Friday, June 11, 2010
Comments Off on iLounge posts 7-minute UI walkthrough video of iPhone 4
Below, the iPhone 4 in action, courtesy of iLounge. Large portions of the video are without sound for some reason – maybe they had some Pandora streaming in the background and didn’t want to upset the powers that be. In any event, peep the vide below to check out FaceTime, multitasking, iBooks and a bunch […]
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Comments Off on Wal-Mart, Best Buy, and Radio Shack to all carry the iPhone 4 on launch day
When a new Apple product launches, the lines at Apple Stores unbelievably long and can often wrap around full city blocks. While waiting in line with scores of Apple crazed fans might sound like a good time to some, other folks simply want to go in, make a purchase, and leave as quickly as possible. […]
Continue reading...Friday, June 11, 2010
The World Cup is underway and already off to a roaring start. South Africa almost pulled off the miracle of miracles earlier today against Mexico, and if you happen to live in the UK and want to check out the action, then mosey on over to the iTunes Store and download ITV’s FIFA World Cup […]
Continue reading...Thursday, June 10, 2010
Peter Cohen of The Loop explains what the iPhone 4 gyroscope is all about and why you should care. iPhone 4 adds a gyroscope – a device that measures orientation, rather than just velocity. Gyroscopes are commonly used in aircraft to measure pitch, roll and yaw, and the iPhone’s gyro is no different in this […]
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Comments Off on Analyst: T-Mobile may get the iPhone before Verizon
Move over Verizon, T-Mobile may be jumping to the front of the line in the ongoing race amongst carriers to join AT&T as a heralded iPhone provider. In recently issued research report, analyst Shaw Wu of Kaufman Brothers writes that T-Mobile may start carrying the iPhone by 2011, and as early as this fall. Much […]
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