Posted on July 14th, 2008 by admin
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Here she is: the iPhone 3G, captured on video. We’ve gone through a number of the new features on the device and in the 2.0 software release, but apologies in advance if you’re looking for side by side speed tests (there are some coverage issues where we’re at). Video of the unboxing, new feature walkthrough, and GPS use (while on a train) after the break.

Posted on July 11th, 2008 by admin
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A recent YouTube video suggests that AT&T has received their first shipment of iPhones. In the video, an AT&T employee or manager unboxes the unseemly amount of iPhones and stacks them on a shelf where they are locked up for safe keeping. An interesting note: the white 16GB iPhones come in white boxes.

Posted on July 10th, 2008 by admin
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A new video teaser of upcoming iPhone game Rolando has been posted at TouchArcade. Few details are provided, but the game is described as a physics-based platform/puzzler which has been designed from the ground up for the iPhone. The Youtube Video is impressive.

Posted on July 2nd, 2008 by admin
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Posted on June 27th, 2008 by admin
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Posted on June 20th, 2008 by admin
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An anonymous tipster sent us a short video showing new capabilities of the iPhone 2.0 software.

It appears that videos will be easily playable in portrait or landscape orientations, using data from the iPhone’s accelerometer. (Though it’s been possible to play embedded QuickTime videos through Safari in the vertical orientation since firmware version 1.1.1.)

Posted on June 12th, 2008 by admin
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If admiration of an iPod-powered Lego vehicle indicates that one is a nerd, then buy me a pocket protector and hike my pants up to my ribcage.The folks at BattleBricks have constructed just such a creature. Here’s (briefly) how it works. There are two iPhones involved. The one on the vehicle displays certain colors based on commands issued from the 2nd controller iPhone via a Safari app written with Google’s Web Toolkit. The vehicle executes a command based on the color it “sees.”

You can download the source code for yourself from Battle Bricks. Think of the applications! Frighten children and small animals, attach a small brush and clear away dust bunnies or deliver very small parcels.

via  http://www.tuaw.com/2008/06/05/iphone-powered-lego-vehicle/

Posted on June 6th, 2008 by admin
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Posted on May 27th, 2008 by admin
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Representing perhaps the first genuinely useful native peer-to-peer application for the iPhone, iSlsk, which is capable of accessing the Soulseek music sharing network, has debuted.

SoulSeek was created by Nir Arbel, a former Napster programmer, and offers access to a vast peer-shared library of files, composed primarily of music. THe network boasts hundreds of thousands of active users.

The iSlsk iPhone application allows users to search the SoulSeek database, select files for download, and even queue transfers. The music is automatically added to the iTunes library on the iPhone and is instantly playable. You can see the application in action in the embedded YouTube video below. Tap here to watch it if you’re on an iPhone.

Installation of iSlsk requires a jailbroken iPhone. Follow our guide to third-party applications to jailbreak your iPhone and get it ready for applications, then make sure you have the “Big Boss” repository added to Installer.app. This source should be added automatically when you install the “Community Sources” package as described in our guide, but you can also manually add it going to Installer.app and following these instructions: tap the “Sources,” button, then tap “Edit” in the upper-right corner, and finally “Add” in the upper-left corner. Enter the URL of the source you would like to add (thebigboss.org/repo.xml) and press “OK.” Installer.app will add the source, and you will be able to find the new application(s) in the normal “Install” menu.

Posted on May 19th, 2008 by admin
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