Filed under: iPod Family
It’s been a long time since we’ve seen new iPod ads featuring the old silhouettes. Well, after taking a break from them, Apple has decided to release a new silhouette ad. It was shown on TV in the US today and can be seen by going to the Apple iTunes page [...]
While you’re waiting for the rumored second generation Apple iPhone to come along, here are some juicy tidbits for you to chew and ponder on: apparently, it will have 3G as the oft-repeated rumors say, as well as GPS. Those are the new functions that we’ve heard circling the rumor mill so far, but there [...]
Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Software, Features, Freeware, Internet Tools, iPhone
John Gruber’s (and my) favorite Twitter web app for the iPhone is about to get better — if you’ve been on the Hahlo for iPhone homepage lately, you’ll have seen that Dean Robinson is working on version 3 of Hahlo (titled, hilariously for us gamers, [...]
Filed under: Cool tools, iPhone
Aaron Besson of MyTriniPhone posted this morning about a new iPhone video recorder. Unlike previous entries into this realm, this updated version from DreamCatcher records both sound and video.
I download a copy and gave it a try. The interface is a little on the prototype side but it recorded without a [...]
The iPhone is an altogether remarkable device, but one of its more notable shortcomings is a video recorder feature. If you’re one of the iPhone users who want a video recording feature for their device, you may want to try out this application from DreamCatcher.
The program is called iPhone Video Recorder, and it does exactly [...]
Filed under: Rumors, iPhone
Why is it that our big sister Engadget always snares the great pre-release tidbits? Doesn’t anyone want to scoop to us? Sure, we’re littler. Sure, we’re less well known. But we’re fan-bois to the bone. Cut us and we bleed rainbow (and now styled silver).
That aside, Ryan “Da Man” Block found a [...]
Filed under: iPod Family, Rumors, iPhone
Our anonymous iControl tipster has returned and tells us that a new XMPP framework has been spotten in the latest iPhone firmware. XMPP refers to the open source standard developed by the Jabber community for instant messaging. Remember back in March when Apple announced it would support native instant messaging? [...]
Filed under: iPod Family, Tips and tricks, iPhone, iPhone 101
Over at MacTips they have a nice tip which I figured would make for a good iPhone 101. If you find yourself needing to type an accented character (acutes, graves, umlauts, etc.), all you have to do is hold down the relevant key for a couple [...]