iPhone Scandal Involves the iPhone 4G/iPhone HD Prototype and Gizmodo
The iPhone Scandal involves the iPhone 4G/iPhone HD Prototype, allegedly lost in a bar and Gizmodo. Last week Gizmodo won the scoop of the year for 2010. The tech blog site managed to steal thunder from almost all its competitors by snagging a genuine prototype of what appears to be an early version of the upcoming iPhone 4G or iPhone HD from Apple. Gizmodo is claiming it’s the real deal in spite of it being camouflaged to look like last year’s iPhone 3GS. They said they dissembled it and found it to be containing authentic and never-before seen components like those found on previous iPhone models.
Quip Text Review: QuipTxt iPhone App Photo Messenger Review
Quip Text iPhone App or QUIP Free Photo Texting for iPhone was a great picture messaging service application for the iPhone. However, this iPhone app later revealed a huge flaw that earned mixed reviews from Quip Text users. This Quip Text review will provide both the advantages and disadvantages of using QUIP free photo texting for iPhone.
Quip Text iPhone App: QuipTxt Free Picture Messaging Security Breach
Quip Text or Quip Picture Messaging Service is a mobile phone app which allows iPhone users to send photos or images to any mobile phone. It was published by Addy Mobile, a small company developing iPhone apps or mobile phone applications. Quip Text iPhone App (Quip for iPhone) can be purchased for only $1 which offers unlimited picture messaging for your iPhone or any other phones.
iPhone HD or iPhone 4G: New Generation of the Apple iPhone Coming in 2010
iPhone HD has become a huge rumor since it was presented as a concept in the 2009 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. It was first called the iPhone 4G concept then became the iPhone Pro. It will most likely be called the Apple iPhone HD because of its display resolution of 960 x 640 pixels. It will definitely be better than the iPhone 3G and 3GS models.
iPhone OS 4.0 Beta Version Released: Apple iPhone OS 4 Features Preview by Steve Jobs
A sneak peek of the upcoming iPhone OS 4 Software was provided by Apple through a press conference on April 8, 2010. This 4.0 of the iPhone OS preview was given by Steve Jobs, Apple CEO, in their Cupertino, California headquarters. Along with this iPhone OS 4 features sneak peek, Apple also released the iPhone OS 4.0 beta version.
Play the Addictive Mafia Wars on Your iPhone 3G/3GS or iPod Touch
Mafia Wars is an addictive and persistent game, and being away from the keyboard can be disastrous to your Mafioso. You can be killed countless times and be robbed repeatedly while you are sleeping or busy working. If you want to keep eye on your Mafioso while you are away from your desktop or laptop computer, you can use your iPhone 3G or 3GS and iPod Touch to play Mafia Wars and keep your game alive anywhere, anytime. Savvy!
First thing you should do is to download Zynga’s Mafia Wars version for the iPhone or iPod Touch from Apple’s App Store (the only source I know).
PowerVR SGX545: DirectX 10.1 Graphics Processing Unit for iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch
Imagination Technologies, a small semiconductor company, unveiled its latest offering for smart phone gamers. The company’s latest PowerVr SGX545 GPU is the world’s first DirectX 10.1-compatible embedded graphics IP core that is being hailed to be capable of powering HD graphics and 3D games on your much-loved iPhone. It will be the successor to the GPU that powers iPhone 3GS games.
Kodak Sues Research in Motion (RIM) and Apple for Patent Infringement
I think Kodak is just being jealous because Research in Motion and Apple are making tons of profits from the brisk sale figures of iPhones and Blackberry smartphones. They want a cut from the billions of dollars that RIM and Apple Inc are raking in. Kodak has filed formal suit versus RIM and Apple Inc. claiming the two smartphone makers violated a number of Kodak patents on digital camera, specifically the “a Kodak patent that covers technology related to a method for previewing images” as well as “certain computer processes” (against Apple), Kodak said in their press release. The film and digital camera company has already asked the U.S. International Trade Commission to issue legal order stopping shipments and sales of iPhones and Blackberrys until the patent dispute is resolved.
iDriver: Drive Your Car Remotely Using Your iPhone 3G and 3GS
A cool app for the iPhone called iDriver developed by Appirion UG is being tested at the Free University of Berlin which enables anyone to drive a car remotely via WiFi. How cool is that for iPhone 3G and 3GS users? With iDriver, steering, brake and acceleration commands can be sent through WiFi. If you’re a lazy car driver, you’ll find this befitting. It’s even more convenient if you know a little about networking.
The car is set-up with a drive-by-wire system that serves as the brain of the Remote Control (RC) car, video cameras, 3D Laser Sensors, GPS for accurate navigation and WiFi as communication link to the iPhone.
iPhone Update September 25, 2009: iPhone MMS Update Now Available!
iPhone Update September 25, 2009 is now live! iPhone users were notified by AT&T and iPhone Firmware Update has just been released. This software update (iPhone Update September 25) also includes iPhone MMS Update. However, some users reported that their iPhone MMS is not working. Anyway, if you haven’t updated your iPhone, watch the instructional video below on how to do update your iPhone software (iPhone 3.1 OS Update: Phone Update September 25, 2009).











