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TalkShoe chat comes to Apple’s iPhone

Wednesday
Dec 31,1969

Community chat service TalkShoe has come to iPhone, bringing live phone calls together with online chat. The service presents users with a Web-based interface to host live discussions, according to Ya…

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  • iBank 3 adds iPhone, Leopard support, more

    Wednesday
    Dec 31,1969

    IGG Software today released iBank 3, a major update to its financial management application, adding support for the iPhone and Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard technologies. iBank for iPhone is a web-based iPhon…

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  • Encyclopedia Britannica comes to iPhone

    Wednesday
    Dec 31,1969

    Brittannica engineers have released an application for Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch that brings thousands of articles covering all subjects at i.eb.com to the portable devices. The application boasts…

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  • Nuvio sues Garmin over Nuviphone trademark

    Wednesday
    Dec 31,1969

    Garmin’s Nuviphone is emulating the iPhone in more than just functionality, as business phone service provider Nuvio confronts the GPS Company with a lawsuit over trademark infringement. In a move tha…

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  • Jailbreak for iPhone 1.1.4 released

    Wednesday
    Dec 31,1969

    Hackers on Wednesday released the first publicly available “jailbreak” solution for version 1.1.4 of the iPhone software. A little more than 24 hours after the release of Apple’s latest iPhone softwar…

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  • O2: iPhone fastest selling, highest satisfaction

    Wednesday
    Dec 31,1969

    O2 today revealed that the iPhone is its fasting selling device for the UK, noting that the device has helped it achieve 9.5-percent revenue growth during the final quarter for 2007. While O2 did not …

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  • iPhone mod adds haptic feedback when typing

    Wednesday
    Dec 31,1969

    In an effort to make typing on the iPhone more familiar, the University of Glasgow has unveiled a hack that provides vibration feedback when a virtual key is pressed, simulating the effect of typing o…

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  • O2 rises on iPhone-driven profits

    Wednesday
    Dec 31,1969

    The UK division of O2 is growing primarily on iPhone sales, new data indicates. While the company is still reticent to disclose just how many iPhones it has sold since the November 9th launch, it wil…

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  • AUO to produce cheap iPhone touchscreens?

    Wednesday
    Dec 31,1969

    Taiwan display specialist AU Optronics may have developed an inexpensive touchscreen technology that could drive down the price of the iPhone as well as other smartphones and similar devices, says a c…

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  • Belch launches carbon-fiber iPhone case

    Wednesday
    Dec 31,1969

    Belch Co. has released its first case for the iPhone, what is also its first product for the modern generation of Apple products. The case is said to be the only one for the iPhone made out of aerosp…

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    1. Ars Investigates: Does Google Mobile use Private APIs? - Tonight, our peeps pointed us to this Daring Fireball post that suggests that Google Mobile got an application by Apple that uses private iPhone APIs. Said peeps asked me whether Google is getting a better deal than most devs, or whether Google just pulled something over on Apple. The answer is, to say the least, complicated.
    2. Engadget reviews the BlackBerry Storm! - The Storm, a widescreen, touchscreen device boasts many of the same features as the iPhone, but adds innovations like a clickable display, and comes packed with RIM's legendary email and messaging services. Mainlined into the biggest and best network in the States, the Storm is an almost deafening blast to the competition at first glance.
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    4. Interview with Bachar Sarah - AppCraver recently heard from Bachar Sarah the developer of the MyMate app. He answered our questions about developing apps for the iPhone and iPod touch.
    5. Interview: Ocarina is Music to the Ears of Smule’s Founders - Smule’s Ocarina iPhone app is an electronic version of the physical instrument. Blow into the microphone, touch any combination of four “holes” and tilt the phone to alter vibrato. If you have any talent (I don’t) you’ll be playing music in no time.
    6. SuperPig saves the world - SuperPig combines a classic video arcade game feel with the fun console controls of the iPhone and iPod touch to offer players a pleasurable gaming experience.
    7. The Worlds First iPhone LoJack Theft Recovery App - Looking for the ultimate theft recovery tool? Look no further.
    8. Unlocking the iPhone 3G With Proxy SIMs - In the interests of all those readers who need to unlock their iPhone 3G’s for use on different carriers andtested an iPhone 3G unlock that really seems to work. While the iPhone Dev Team plunder the secrets of the mysterious baseband in search of the ever elusive software unlock, some of us regular users just can’t wait.
    9. Verizon Wireless bets on Storm for holiday season - Verizon Wireless is betting on the new BlackBerry Storm for the all-important holiday season, hoping the highly anticipated smartphone can compete against the iPhone offered by rival wireless provider AT&T Inc.
    10. iPhone Your Life - Apple Helps Organize the App Store - Apple has unveiled a new section of their website called “iPhone Your life.” With the new page, Apple is attempting to help organize the sea of applications that have flooded the App Store. This is a welcome addition, especially since it’s directly from Apple. Nobody has a better directory as to what applications are in the [...]