Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Apple iWork... '08?

Apple iWork... '08?
"Apple's Start Page briefly listed a headline with the title Keynote '08. The title was quickly changed, but the name suggests that Apple could even skip the iWork/Keynote '07 version that was originally expected at Macworld San Francisco in January. Alternatively, this could be a simple typo..."

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Future iPhones could share data over non-GSM channels

Future iPhones could share data over non-GSM channels
A newly-published Apple patent describes a system that would allow two communication devices to share multimedia data over voice channels, thus bypassing the GSM network altogether and even enabling them to translate text and multimedia messages to audible messages.

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Interview: Dave Teare on 1Passwd and the iPhone

Interview: Dave Teare on 1Passwd and the iPhone
I started by asking Dave about the company, how they developed 1Passwd, and some general interest questions. We moved on to some juicy iPhone news and beta invites that you’ll certainly want to know about if you use 1Passwd.

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In which, iPhone apps are built.

In which, iPhone apps are built.
It turns out that creating new GUI iPhone apps is both harder and easier than you expect.

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Monday, July 30, 2007

Today iPhone Gets Bejeweled by PopCap For Free!

Today iPhone Gets Bejeweled by PopCap For Free!
Many folks waited in line, in the United States, to get their fingerprints on an iPhone. Today, it all becomes worth while for casual gamers and their sleak black Apple designed mobile phone product. PopCap Games announces Bejeweled for the iPhone...

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iFuntastic 2.0

iFuntastic 2.0
bitSplit, the man that brought you iFuntastic, has released version 2.0 of the software, which goes the extra mile and enables mere mortals (read: folks who aren't down with code speak) to "add ringtones, change the carrier logo, and reorder their iPhone applications." Best of all, this here software is completely free to use

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iPhone "Hello World" binary released

iPhone "Hello World" binary released
The busy beavers of the #iphone IRC channel, whose collective efforts have built the first unauthorized iPhone GUI application (in true hacker fashion, it displays "Hello World" and does nothing else), have released the source for the demo app, buildable with the community-built toolchain and UIKit.

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