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Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Over 3 million iPhone recalls? | DoesWhat.com

In its first month Apple has sold over 3 million 3G iPhones. Recently the Blogosphere has been reporting less than satisfactory 3G from the latest iPhone, the iPhone 3G with reports of abrupt service interruptions and weak connections...

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iPhone firmware 2.0.2 now available - Bug Fixes

Just two weeks after version 2.0.1, iPhone firmware 2.0.2 is not available via iTunes 7.7. Apple doesn’t list any specifics, but lists the changes as “bug fixes” for the firmware 2.0.1 and lower.� This update is more than likely to help out the users who have been reporting bad 3G service from their new iPhone 3G.

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iPhone 2.0.2 Update Arrives, Fixes iPhone 3G Bugs

This iPhone update supposedly targets the iPhone 3G and fixes a few bugs the lucky 2% of users have been forced to deal with since launch.

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iPhone Reviews - 3G

The iPhone 3G is the beginning of a new computing platform. With 3G and the App Store, the iPhone is now one of the best handheld computers. Over the past years, Apple has made a subtle shift from developing products to building platforms.

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iPhone Reviews - 3G

The iPhone 3G is the beginning of a new computing platform. With 3G and the App Store, the iPhone is now one of the best handheld computers. Over the past years, Apple has made a subtle shift from developing products to building platforms.

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Wallet Cell Phones - Shop using a cell phone!

Now wallet not needed to shop!

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LEAKED: First Shots of iPhone Nike+ Interface

We've known that Nike+ has long been in development for the iPhone. Now we're finally getting a peek at the first shots of the interface. From what we can skim, Nike+ users will get all of the nifty performance graphs right on the phone (before this stuff was available on the web only). But the biggest improvement may be Goggle Maps support

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iPhone Wannabes or Smart Alternatives? You Decide

Apple's iPhone 3G has hit store shelves, but if you haven't been struck with iPhone fever, don't fret. There are plenty of alternatives that offer similar style and features. And they may even be easier on your wallet in the long run.

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F*cking NDA: iPhone Coders Upset With Apple

Because of the company’s restrictive non-disclosure agreement (NDA), iPhone developers are legally banned from sharing programming tips, discussing code or asking questions of one another in forums or over e-mail. “FUCKING NDA” has become a mantra on Twitter.

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Worthless, $1000 "I Am Rich" iPhone App Disappears

Don't know if Apple or the developer deleted it, but it's gone.

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New SW would let iPhones access iTunes libraries [anywhere]

A new version of Apple's iPhone Software could provide iPhone and iPod touch users with access to their home computer's entire iTunes media library while on the go without having to first download those media items through a traditional sync, a new company filing has revealed.

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Hacker Claims Apple Can Spy On iPhone Users Remotely

Apple may have opened up the iPhone to third-party applications, but it is keeping a very close eye on those apps. According to hacker Jonathan Zdziarski, the iPhone can "phone home" to tell Apple what apps are installed, and if Apple doesn't like what it sees on your iPhone, it can kill the offending application.

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Secret URL Allows Apple to Delete Your iPhone Apps Remotely

It's supposed to be your "life in your pocket," not Apple's. But a piece of code discovered in the iPhone operating system might keep you under Apple's control.

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8 people Bought the $1,000 'I Am Rich' iPhone app

In its first 24 hours available, EIGHT people -- six Americans and two from Europe -- bought "I Am Rich," a seemingly useless iPhone app that has since been removed from the App Store, for a penny under one grand. I am dead serious.

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PwnageTool 2.0.2 Released! Jailbreak your 2.0.1 Firmware Now

The iPhone-Dev team has finally released the update to the PwnageTool. An unlock feature hasn't been included. . .but it will jailbreak your brand new 2.0.1 firmware.

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iPhones-Macintosh Computers Are Now Targeted by More Hackers

Security specialists said Saturday that hackers are taking increasing aim at iPhones and Macintosh computers as the hot-selling Apple devices gain popularity worldwide. Hackers have historically focused devious efforts on computers using Windows operating systems because the Microsoft software has more than 90 percent of the global market.

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Steve Jobs: confirms kill switch, 60M iPhone apps downloaded

Steve Jobs, presumably speaking from a hyperbaric chamber where he's being nourished with an infusion of liquified developer-souls before his next public appearance, had a few interesting tidbits about the AppStore for the Wall Street Journal this morning. Namely, users have downloaded some 60 million programs for the iPhone representing sales of

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iPhone 2.0 Jailbreak Apps You Can't Find in the iTunes Store

Now that jailbreak developers have had a full month to work on applications for jailbroken iPhone 2.0 users, there's a bigger selection than ever of jailbreak iPhone 2.0 software that lets you do things App Store offerings don't. Let's look at a few of the good ones.

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Steve Jobs Bobblehead iPhone Dock Brings A Jobsnote To Desk

Apparently not satisfied with keeping Bobble Steve confined to an app inside the phone, an intrepid bobblehead sculptor has constructed this mighty fine looking iPhone dock, complete with a super-detailed Steve-o frozen in "keynote reveal" stance.

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Steve Jobs Bobblehead iPhone Dock Brings A Jobsnote To Desk

Apparently not satisfied with keeping Bobble Steve confined to an app inside the phone, an intrepid bobblehead sculptor has constructed this mighty fine looking iPhone dock, complete with a super-detailed Steve-o frozen in "keynote reveal" stance.

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Apple Made the iPhone Less Stable Than Windows Mobile

I know that we have been clamoring for 3rd party applications on the iPhone and there are some awesome applications available. However, the stable days of pre-iPhone 2.0 may be gone forever and Jobs may not like the can of worms that he has opened up. It is particularly a shame when the native applications on the device can’t even perform reliably.

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iPhone quickpwned!

Great shooting kid!

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5 Useful To-Do List Apps For The iPhone

A quick search in the iPhone App store can return you more than a dozen to-do list apps. If you can’t make up your mind over which to-do list app to choose, here are five of the best free to-do list apps that I have reviewed.

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Six Reasons iPhone Delivers Where Android Won't

You can bet Google’s existing mobile applications, like Maps, will work in parity with iPhone, Blackberry and Symbian equivalents. We’ve talked before about what Android might have that the iPhone won’t. Since Android has become a reality, let’s flip the script for a moment and take a look at what the iPhone has now which Android may be missing.

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First Android Phone Just Approved By FCC

The first handset to run Android (aka "the Google Phone") has been approved by the FCC. In the documents provided, it appears that we have now a release date for this highly anticipated phone: November 10th, 2008. So what will the HTC Dream offer? We take a look at some of the details and unknowns surrounding this device.

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The iPhone Kill-Switch Kerfuffle

Privacy advocates' concern over what Apple will do with iPhone user data may be overblown, industry experts say.

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Apple iPhone 2.0.2 update; users say 3G problems remain

Apple Inc. updated the iPhone's software Monday afternoon, but according to first reports posted to the company's support forum, the new 2.0.2 firmware has not fixed users' 3G reception problems.

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Monday, August 18, 2008

Apple Launches iPhone 2.0.2 Update

In a quick turnaround from 2.0.1, Apple on Monday evening released version 2.0.2 firmware for iPhones.The 248.7MB update is available only through iTunes and comes just two weeks after version 2.0.1.In traditional Apple form, no specific issues are identified in the current release notes, which only indicate "bug fixes" for the mobile OS.

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16 Free iPhone Apps You Can't Live Without

Power up your iPhone without spending a thing. Here's our pick of the best free apps on offer

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iPhone is big in Japan, reflects local failure to innovate

Japan's celluar industry is "collegial," according to a former NTT DoCoMo executive, resulting a lack of "vision" to innovate. This has led to high demand for the iPhone there, despite missing some features common to Japanese handsets.

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Toy Bot Diaries iPhone game demo coming soon

In an interview with iPwnGames.com IUGO has revealed that there will be a demo for Toy Bot Diaries, an iPhone 3G game, very soon.

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Download iPhone 2.0.2

Apple just released the iPhone 2.0.2 firmware for the iPhone and iPhone 3G. Use this direct download link to download this firmware and subscribe to this blog to stay up-to-date with the latest news. We will also post a jailbreaking iPhone 2.0.2 guide once it's out.

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Apple Releases IPhone Software 2.0.2

Two weeks after releasing iPhone OS 2.0.1, Apple Monday updated the iPhone software to version 2.0.2.As with the 2.0.1 update, Apple says little about what exactly 2.0.2 does, other than a terse description that reads only "bug fixes."

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The iPhone is a piece of shit and so is your face

Maddox update on the (in)famous iPhone.

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iPhone: More Fun Than Phone

The Web surfing on the Apple device is great. But some users are now choosing to carry a second cell phone

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The $1000 iPhone App: Why Apple Shouldn't Have Removed it

Yesterday developer Armin Heinrich posted an iPhone app to the App Store called I Am Rich. The program displays a red gem, has no function but to display your wealth to others through ownership, and costs $1000. I Am Rich isn't the most clever piece of art, but it's not bad either. For some, the iPhone is already an obvious display of wealth.

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The Great Baby iPhone Jail Break Of 2008

How two babies discovered a way to break out of jail, using iPhones!

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The $1000 iPhone App: Why Apple Shouldn't Have Removed it

Yesterday developer Armin Heinrich posted an iPhone app to the App Store called I Am Rich. The program displays a red gem, has no function but to display your wealth to others through ownership, and costs $1000. I Am Rich isn't the most clever piece of art, but it's not bad either. For some, the iPhone is already an obvious display of wealth.

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iPhone Firmware 2.0.2 Released

As predicted in a last minute rumor, Apple has released the newest 2.0.2 firmware for the iPhone. Apple helpfully describes the update as "Bug Fixes". It's not yet known if this software updates fixes rumored 3G connectivity issues. Steve Jobs was said to have promised a software patch "...

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Apple says bug fixes ahoy in new iPhone 2.0.2 firmware

The software for iPhone 2.0.2 is now available through iTunes for you pesky iPhone owners who always want those silly bugs to be fixed. The 248MB update only contains "bug fixes," according to Apple, which is not much unlike iPhone 2.0.1.

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iPhone Firmware 2.0.2 Released

As predicted in a last minute rumor, Apple has released the newest 2.0.2 firmware for the iPhone. Apple helpfully describes the update as "Bug Fixes". It's not yet known if this software updates fixes rumored 3G connectivity issues. Steve Jobs was said to have promised a software patch "...

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The IPhone Accessories You Must Have in Your Collection

Once you buy your very first iPhone, you need to know what iPhone accessories you should purchase next. These iPhone peripherals are must haves.

So you've finally joined the club of proud owners of the Apple iPhone. Your journey has just begun! The ownership experience isn't simply just about owning the iPhone itself. Also a very important component of the experience is the selection and purchase of a wide variety if iPhone accessories to complement your owner experience. IPhone accessories cover a wide variety of features, anywhere from protecting your device from physical damage all the way to adding new capabilities.

Selecting the right iPhone case

Selecting the right iPhone case is an important part of the accessory purchasing process. The manufactures of the cases are always coming up with new and improved designs, colors and features to help you get that style you are looking for. There are several options that come with selecting a case.

Case Style

- light cases
- hard cases
- leather cases
- metal cases

Case Colors

- Red cases
- Yellow cases
- Pink cases
- Black cases

Now with the advent of iphone 3G, there are even more choices such as Apple iPhone 3G ultra slim pouches, wallet skin cases for iphone 3G and more.

Cases can serve two purposes. They can be designed to protect your iPhone or they can be designed to let your iPhone have a unique style. Sometimes they may designed with both purposes in mind. The case is an important part of the iPhone accessories lineup and you should select one that meets your needs as well as your style.

Selecting the right iphone headset and travel charger.

In addition to the case, you will likely want to be able to answer your calls or listen to your music without having to take your iPhone out. This is where selecting the right headset comes into play. One of the best headsets you can purchase is the iPhone Bluetooth Headset. This iPhone accessory allows you to be able to answer your calls hands free, which is vital particularly when you are driving. Another iPhone accessory that comes in very handy is a travel or car charger. The last thing you want is to be out on the road and to run out of power and this device allows you to be able to get that vital recharge.

Other iPhone accessories

One you have your case, headset and travel charger, there are a host of other accessories you can purchase as well. You may want to upgrade your earphones or purchase a speaker to attach to your iPhone. There are screen wipers that you can purchase to clear the smudges off your screen. They even have an iPhone pillow so you can listen to your iPhone and rest your head at the same time during flights! The key is to just pick the accessories that appeal the most to you and met your needs and you will be happy with your purchases.

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8 More iPhone Tricks You Might Not Have Known

We recently showed you "12 iPhone Tricks You Might Not Know", and we're back to give you more. Due to all the great feedback our readers gave us, and some further iPhone experimentation (a.k.a. iPerimentation) on our part, we've found some other tips and tricks that can enhance your iPhone experience.

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iPhone Monkey Ball Sells 300k

If you had any doubts as to the viability of Apple's iPhone as a gaming platform, Sega has some numbers that might help change your mind. In the 20 days following Super Monkey Ball's launch on the new iPhone App Store, Sega reports over 300,000 copies of the game have been purchased. Purchased, mind you - you don't get shipping numbers on iPhone ap

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Shocker: iPhone 3G Faster in Ad Than In Real Life

Hey, did you know that advertising misleads you? Like, products might not perform as exceptionally, look as hot or taste as yummy as they do in slickly produced ads? The iPhone 3G not cruising the internets as briskly as Apple's ads depict might be a big bucket of "duh," but this comparison video shows just how stark the contrast is.

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Beautiful Destruction: Gallery of Smashed iPhone 3Gs [PICS]

Haven't been able to get your own iPhone 3G yet? Make you wanna smash something, like maybe an iPhone 3G? Well, here's a hearty dose of schadenfreude: A sweet gallery of iPhone obliteration that just might soothe your burning envy.

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One month of the iPhone 3G: what Apple needs to fix

It has been one month since the iPhone 3G made its debut. While some things have been good, even more things have been not-so-good. Here, we take a look at the ups and downs of one month with the iPhone 3G, and what Apple needs to fix in order to make things better.

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Best Buy to sell iPhone?

Announcement said scheduled for tomorrow. Product to go on sale at all 965 locations from Sept 7

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What's Wrong With the 3-G in iPhone 3G?

There's something in the air in the Apple community, and this time it's not the same old buzz about a next-gen iPod, Steve Jobs's health or a Mac tablet: It's the sour topic of the iPhone 3G's poor data reception.

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Google Android flaws pushing software firms towards iPhone

Although Google is positioning its new Android platform as freeing cellphone software developers, the search engine giant's attempt to favor certain developers, technical issues, and shaky commercial appeal are reportedly driving would-be partners to iPhone.

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Apple averaging 95 iPhone 3G sales per store, per day

After spending 25 hours observing sales of iPhones at Apple's national retail chain, investment bank Piper Jaffray now estimates the company is on track to announce a more than fourfold increase in sales of the handset during its fiscal fourth quarter.

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iPhone 3G Reception Issues to be Fixed by Software Update

A small percentage of iPhone 3G users who say their phones are plagued by poor 3G network reception may soon see their connectivity problems rectified by a software update, a new report claims.

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3 feet: Turns out the iPhone isn't indestructable

My brand new iPhone slipped! -- from about three feet, and it hit the sidewalk. Apple's design gurus had miscalculated -- one fall and the screen shattered across the top corner. The only way to replace a cracked iPhone screen is to buy a whole new phone.

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iPhone 3G Issues: The Plot Thickens

After months and months of anticipation, the iPhone 3G is here — and all anyone can talk about are its problems. Theories are emerging as to who — or what — is really to blame, but in some ways the possible explanations are only adding to the mystery.

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Listen To Your Home Music Library From Your iPhone [GUIDE]

Enjoy your home music collection from work (or from anywhere) on the go. Access the music collection of up to 30 of your friends, and allow them to access yours. [INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED]

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First Android phone sighting reveals awkward iPhone rival

The first smartphone based on Google's Android mobile platform could hit the U.S. market as early as October, according to new reports, but a video of the handset leaked on the Internet reveals a device which lacks the elegance that's already drawn millions to Apple's iPhone.

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Samsung Z400 - A Slide Open 3G Phone

Samsung has established itself in the design and development of the "slide open" mobile phones. Stunning in looks and high on usability, the "slider" phones from Samsung have been received with a lot of enthusiasm by people in different parts of the world. The Samsung Z400 carries on this tradition of excellence and is one of the most popular mobile handsets currently available.

As a matter of fact, the Z400 from Samsung is a high-end slider that comes with some of the latest features and functionalities that are in vogue today. A smooth slide-open mechanism ensures ease of use. Aesthetically designed, this Samsung mobile phone has got all that it takes to entice the fashion conscious generation of today. The handset is small in profile and light in weight - both facts going down well with people leading highly active lives.

As a matter of fact, the Samsung Z400 is one of the lightest third generation phones currently available. The operative word here is 3G. Thanks to the 3G connectivity, one can use the Z400 from Samsung for making video calls. There is another camera in the Z400 with a 2 megapixel resolution and 4x digital zoom; a user of this handset can use this for capturing fleeting moments in times as images and video clips.

For the musically inclined, there is an in-built MP3 player. Moreover, users can download their favourite tunes in the form of polyphonic ringtones and add a distinct identity to their mobile phones. The 30 MB of memory can be expanded using a memory card.

Among the connectivity options, one can mention WAP 2.0, GPRS Class 10, Bluetooth and EDGE. This means that owners of this amazing Samsung mobile can access the Internet, download music and other content, and connect easily with other electronic gadgets that are Bluetooth compliant. Last but not the least, the handset is tri-band compatible. This means that users of this Samsung mobile can connect with people from almost all parts of the world.

Jack Daniel is an expert author and the webmaster of Mobile Phone Deals. The website having details of Contract Phones and Samsung Z400.



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On 'Disabling Voicemail' on the iPhone

If Steve Jobs says the iPhone comes with Visual Voicemail, the iPhone really comes with Visual Voicemail. However, if I had investigated a bit more, I would have known that even though the iPhone GUI doesn't let you disable voicemail, you can do this using industry standard GSM codes.

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Friday, August 15, 2008

iPhone 3G - Review & Best Prices

Read a comprehensive review of the new iPhone 3G with its improved looks and exciting new features. Find best iPhone 3G prices available on the web.

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Yahoo's Fire Eagle opens to the public & iPhone users today

iPhone social networking site is finally open to the public.

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Unlocking the Apple Iphone 3G

Unlocking the Apple Iphone 3G

The Apple iPhone 3G was announced in a blaze of glory that eclipsed most of the other smart phones on the market, but it remains to be seen whether Apple has really provided users with exactly what they wanted.

Less than a year after the original iPhone went on sale Apple has promised new users of the latest iPhone that they will be given the chance to officially download 3rd party applications through the App store.

But how quickly will an unlocked version become available... (apologies to those reading this later on down the cycle...!)

The Apple iPhone is an updated smart phone with GPS and a 16 GB memory.

The 3G iPhone gives you a lot to write home about, with added support, added GPS, third party applications, and support for a Microsoft Exchange server.

Extra 3G support is a massive plus for the iPhone.

If the trial speed of data transfer is maintained then users really will be carrying the Internet around in their pocket. At half the price and twice the speed of its forerunners the new 3G versions is sure to be popular.

The new phone is thinner at the edges than the earlier version and slightly thicker in the middle, other measurements remain the same although the 3G is 2grams lighter than its predecessor. It no longer has the recessed headphone jack, which some users found annoying, it is now flush enough for any 3.5mm headphones.

On sale since July the 11th the phone is on offer in black with 8GB of memory or in black or white with 16GB of memory.

The new iPhone is available in the UK from Apple, 02 and the Carphone Warehouse.

The 8GB model is on sale for £99 on a new £30 monthly contract or an existing £35 contract - if you choose the higher rates of £45 and £75 a month then you get the 8GB iPhone free.

Prices are quite a bit steeper for the 16GB version with the phone costing £159 on the £30 and £35 tariffs, £59 for the £45 tariff and free on the £75 tariff.

Users continue to receive unlimited data whatever their tariff although they could find that they will be liable for O2's excessive use policy. On the upside however you will be able to browse over O2's HSDPA network and unlimited access to 9,500 Wi-Fi hotspots through BT Openzone and the Cloud.

Although the addition of 3G and GPS make the iPhone 2.0 attractive it is still without some of the basic features found on much cheaper phones, including multimedia messaging and voice messaging.

The first iPhone was available unlocked soon after its launch but this time it will only be available in store rather than through iTunes. So what of the grey market for iPhones and those that are eager to buy one for the discounted contract price in the hope they can get it unlocked?

Well they might be put off even faster than before. Apple have done their best to ensure that their second generation phone is locked right down. With official applications being controlled tightly by Apple, any non-legitimate contract phone will easily be spotted - or more importantly won't benefit from the full features.


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IPhone 3G Downloads - Where to Download Quality Media For 3G IPhone

IPhone 3G Downloads - Where to Download Quality Media For 3G iPhone

Are you looking for quality iPhone 3G downloads? Well, owners of this shiny new iPod-cum-phone will surely be interested to find out more. After all, this is a powerful device with multiple applications.

The newly released iPhone is an improved version of the original phone with double the speed in processing at half the price only. Surely, many gadget lovers will find the pricing of $199 very attractive. Millions are expected to be sold and needless to say, iPhone 3G downloads will be much sought-after. Well, users are savvy enough to know that they can get them elsewhere other than at iTunes.

Giant download services like Amazon, Walmart etc have been supplying music, songs, movies and games to MP3 and MP4 players as well as compatible phones. However, the pricing of $0.99 for a song and $9.99 for a movie can be a deterrent to users looking for downloads for their iPhone 3G.

There are some amateur sites where you can download music, songs, software and games for free. Such sites are run by individuals and hobbyists who just want to have a voice online. One word of caution here - be careful with what you put in your iPod cum phone since it can be a disaster if you unknowingly install some corrupted or virus-laden software or game onto your gadget.

Naturally, it makes sense to avoid downloading anything from unsecured and unprotected websites. There are a lot of telltale signs. If the site looks suspicious and does not have a detailed FAQ or customer support, then it raises a red flag. How about a "lock" icon when you surf on its site?

There are now paid membership sites. Such sites offer you memberships in order to access their media library. It can be a monthly, 1 year or 2 year membership. Just pay a fee and you get to join. From there, you can obtain your iPhone 3G downloads. As for the number of files, the limit is set by the site. There are some that offer unlimited media files during your membership.

Among the paid sites, there are those that offer lifetime memberships. With this kind of membership, you get to download anything you want from their huge library of songs, music, software, movies and games. And you only pay a flat fee which ranges from $39.99 to $49.99.

There are millions of media files compatible with your phone where you can download at anytime and anywhere. With no cap on the number of files you can access as well as bandwidth, such sites are gaining popularity quickly. Full PC protection is provided for the iPhone 3G downloads.

Get your iPhone music, videos, movies and games from the cheapest and most popular iPhone download sites.





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IPhone 3G Downloads - How to Download Music, Movies, Games and Software For 3G IPhone

The demand for iPhone 3G downloads is expected to grow with the new device rocking the worldwide scene. Released in different countries across the globe, while the first day was not too smooth with some tech glitches, this is a teething problem as with any kind of new phone or PDA.

Built to be twice as fast as the older generation of iPhone, this 3G phone is priced at half the predecessor's price. With such a formidable combination, it is expected that the sales volume will be in the range of millions. Users will be keen to find iPhone 3G downloads other than using mainstream websites like iTunes for obvious reasons - cost savings!

There are dozens of mainstream music and phone download services like Amazon, Yahoo Music and so on. But the only setback is that the price tag of per download is about $1 to $9.99 depending on what is the file type. For $1, you will get a quality music or song download for your iPhone 3G. For $9.99, anyone can download and play a nice movie.

Other than such resources, there are obviously also websites where you pay nothing to obtain those downloads. It can be for podcasts or homebrews of songs, videos and even games. But, to play it safe, you have to be absolutely careful since the new phone cum iPod is a little fragile and if you load it with corrupted files, it can break down.

I will not advise you to download anything from websites that are unsecured. It is really easy to tell. Take a quick look at the site's FAQ and also observe the terms and conditions if there are any. A professional service normally has both of them.

Next, we have the recent paid membership services. These sites charge you either a monthly or 1 or 2 year fee to access their database. Depending on the site, the number of iPhone 3G downloads you can get can vary.

There are also several sites that offer a one-time unlimited lifetime access. This is the most popular among phone owners since you get unlimited downloads of music, songs, games, software, movies and videos for the price of one membership which is less than $50.

Such services can offer you the convenience of 24/7 accessibility. Reviews have reported that millions of media files are available for your phone as well. There are no limits when it comes to the number of files you want to transfer, and no bandwidth limit. These sites are also careful to ensure that their sites are secured and offer full protection to your PC when you visit them for your iPhone 3G downloads.

Get your iPhone music, videos, movies and games from the cheapest and most popular iPhone download sites.



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IPhone 3G Downloads - How to Download Music, Movies, Games and Software For 3G IPhone

The demand for iPhone 3G downloads is expected to grow with the new device rocking the worldwide scene. Released in different countries across the globe, while the first day was not too smooth with some tech glitches, this is a teething problem as with any kind of new phone or PDA.

Built to be twice as fast as the older generation of iPhone, this 3G phone is priced at half the predecessor's price. With such a formidable combination, it is expected that the sales volume will be in the range of millions. Users will be keen to find iPhone 3G downloads other than using mainstream websites like iTunes for obvious reasons - cost savings!

There are dozens of mainstream music and phone download services like Amazon, Yahoo Music and so on. But the only setback is that the price tag of per download is about $1 to $9.99 depending on what is the file type. For $1, you will get a quality music or song download for your iPhone 3G. For $9.99, anyone can download and play a nice movie.

Other than such resources, there are obviously also websites where you pay nothing to obtain those downloads. It can be for podcasts or homebrews of songs, videos and even games. But, to play it safe, you have to be absolutely careful since the new phone cum iPod is a little fragile and if you load it with corrupted files, it can break down.

I will not advise you to download anything from websites that are unsecured. It is really easy to tell. Take a quick look at the site's FAQ and also observe the terms and conditions if there are any. A professional service normally has both of them.

Next, we have the recent paid membership services. These sites charge you either a monthly or 1 or 2 year fee to access their database. Depending on the site, the number of iPhone 3G downloads you can get can vary.

There are also several sites that offer a one-time unlimited lifetime access. This is the most popular among phone owners since you get unlimited downloads of music, songs, games, software, movies and videos for the price of one membership which is less than $50.

Such services can offer you the convenience of 24/7 accessibility. Reviews have reported that millions of media files are available for your phone as well. There are no limits when it comes to the number of files you want to transfer, and no bandwidth limit. These sites are also careful to ensure that their sites are secured and offer full protection to your PC when you visit them for your iPhone 3G downloads.

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IPhone 3G Downloads - How to Download Music, Movies, Games and Software For 3G IPhone

The demand for iPhone 3G downloads is expected to grow with the new device rocking the worldwide scene. Released in different countries across the globe, while the first day was not too smooth with some tech glitches, this is a teething problem as with any kind of new phone or PDA.

Built to be twice as fast as the older generation of iPhone, this 3G phone is priced at half the predecessor's price. With such a formidable combination, it is expected that the sales volume will be in the range of millions. Users will be keen to find iPhone 3G downloads other than using mainstream websites like iTunes for obvious reasons - cost savings!

There are dozens of mainstream music and phone download services like Amazon, Yahoo Music and so on. But the only setback is that the price tag of per download is about $1 to $9.99 depending on what is the file type. For $1, you will get a quality music or song download for your iPhone 3G. For $9.99, anyone can download and play a nice movie.

Other than such resources, there are obviously also websites where you pay nothing to obtain those downloads. It can be for podcasts or homebrews of songs, videos and even games. But, to play it safe, you have to be absolutely careful since the new phone cum iPod is a little fragile and if you load it with corrupted files, it can break down.

I will not advise you to download anything from websites that are unsecured. It is really easy to tell. Take a quick look at the site's FAQ and also observe the terms and conditions if there are any. A professional service normally has both of them.

Next, we have the recent paid membership services. These sites charge you either a monthly or 1 or 2 year fee to access their database. Depending on the site, the number of iPhone 3G downloads you can get can vary.

There are also several sites that offer a one-time unlimited lifetime access. This is the most popular among phone owners since you get unlimited downloads of music, songs, games, software, movies and videos for the price of one membership which is less than $50.

Such services can offer you the convenience of 24/7 accessibility. Reviews have reported that millions of media files are available for your phone as well. There are no limits when it comes to the number of files you want to transfer, and no bandwidth limit. These sites are also careful to ensure that their sites are secured and offer full protection to your PC when you visit them for your iPhone 3G downloads.

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IPhone 3G GPS

One great feature of the new iPhone 3G is GPS. It didn't take me too long to figure it out. The feature is used through the Maps application. You simply identify where you are going by typing in the address, then select, "Get Directions" which it will map out the shortest distance. When you are ready to go, select "Start" and the 3G network will locate you on the map using a pulsing blue dot. As you move, so will the dot. It's definitely pretty cool.

I did notice a couple fixes that would make it better. One would be a voice command to prompt the user to turn or when a turn is coming. Another would be to have the map rotate to that you are always traveling up on the screen. Currently, you have to turn your iPhone after you make a directional change if you want to be moving in the same direction as the blue dot.

The commercial for the Instinct says that it has voice command GPS. At this point I would say that is its biggest competitive advantage over the iPhone 3G. It wouldn't take much for the Instinct's GPS to be more responsive than the iPhone's. I noticed that sometimes I would be passing streets that the iPhone GPS displayed I hadn't yet. I would say the feature is definitely useful, however, if I were planning a long road trip I definitely wouldn't trust it to get me there without a few mistakes along the way.

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Iphone 3G - Things You Should Take Into Consideration

IPhone 3G

Once the 3G iPhone is on the market, iSuppli plans to open one up to figure out the make and model of each component inside, to more exactly determine the cost of the handset. The 3G iPhone is "real" now no more being rumored again. It's been officially announced for the release date. The 3G iPhone is rated at 300 hours of standby time. It will be able to allow 5-6 hours of 3G browsing, 7 hours of video playback and 24 hours of audio playback.

The 3G iPhone is slightly thicker in the middle (12.3mm over 11.6mm before) but thinner on the sides. Apple are hoping to launch in 70 countries this year, with the 8gb going for $199 and the 16gb for $299 both coming in black and white. The 3G iPhone is finally here. I just finished watching the Keynote address through the Apple podcasts, and have made up my opinion on the news. The 3G iPhone is probably one of Apple's most-hyped products ever, after the original iPhone. There have been so many rumors of its launch, that it wouldn't make sense for it not to exist.

IPhone Bluetooth

The iPhone bluetooth functions have careful security management. Users are protected from using bluetooth to exchange files with other users (such files are risky) or accidentally printing or communicating with your computer. The iPhone Bluetooth headset can be used in either ear due to its innovative design. It has up to 5.5 hours of talktime while also achieving up to 72 hours of standby time. The iPhone Bluetooth Headset is one iphone accessory that gives you the full ability to make and receive telephone calls without ever having to pick.

IPhone WiFi

WiFi is still just a bit quicker at 17 seconds to finish That's not to say that they haven't still left the WiFi option in for those that aren't able to get a 3G connection. WiFi and 3G is all you need after you download the app and the new iPhone has got them both. The built-in GPS in the iPhone also figure in as the AOL Radio app uses GPS to tell users the closest radio station.

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Samsung F480 Tocco Vs Apple iPhone 3G

The Apple iPhone 3G and Samsung F480 Tocco are similar phones. Each of them comes with similar features and capabilities. Which one is better is a question that many people want answered. This article tries to unravel some of the mystery that might be surrounding the differences between the two phones.

The Apple iPhone 3G is a faster version of the original iPhone. The neat features of this phone are still basically the same as the original, combining Internet, phone, and music player. What makes the apple iPhone 3G different is the connection speed of the Internet. Another new feature is the addition of the apps store included in the phone. The 3G phone also includes faster and better e-mail features than the original. Still, the actual phone features of the Apple iPhone 3G are somewhat lacking. Concentration was put on the fancy design and music aspects, so the phone quality is not as good as some other phones out there. The screen is a standard iPhone size, and it comes in both black and white. Standard features include, Bluetooth, iTunes, multiple operating systems, 16GB memory, e-mail, radio, GPS, and more. It has the same multi-touch technology and rotating screen as the original. The camera in this phone is the same as the original, which is 2 megapixals. The drawbacks to this phone are no java and flash support, the battery life is fairly low and cannot be replaced, and there is no tethering.

The Samsung F480 Tocco is a similar phone to the iPhone, but focuses on different features. It looks fairly similar, and also comes in black like most other touch phones. Screen size is 2.8 inches, which is smaller than the Apple iPhone 3G, but not too much. The interface is much different, with a widgets style interface that is reminiscent of Windows Vista. The touch interface for the phone is still not up to the speed and quality of the iPhone, but it comes much closer than many other touch screens on the market today. The phone pad is like a traditional phone rather than the QWERTY like the iphone. The music player is almost as good as the iPhone. The features that come with the Samsung F480 Tocco include: FM radio, built in sound effects, Bluetooth, 5 megapixal camera, which is actually better than the iPhone, and it is equipped with anti-shake technology. The main drawback to this phone is that it is a jack of all trades, master of none. Still, it is pretty capable at everything that it does. The screen also is hard to read in direct sunlight. The Samsung F480 Tocco features on this phone are better than the iphone, as it has better sound quality and volume.

In all actuality, the Samsung F480 Tocco and the Apple iPhone 3g are different enough for each to stand alone. Each has their fan base and they are not likely to meet. However, if you want the heavy music and Internet influence on your phone, then the iphone is better. However, as a basic phone, the Tocco is all around better.

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Sony Ericsson W580i Black Phone (AT

Sony Ericsson shakes things up with its new quad-band W580i Walkman phone, introducing an innovative "shake to shuffle" feature that randomly chooses another song stored on your phone with just a flick of the wrist

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CECT P168C - This New, Upgraded Quad Band IPhone Clone Allows For Two Sim Cards Running at Once

The CECT P168+ (quad band version) has been a best seller for quite some time. This plus model took what every one loved about the original iClone and added the 850 band, commonly used in the United States for some areas of AT&T. Additionally, the manufacturer upgraded the camera and firmware and added an upgraded web cam.

For Lack Of A Better Term, The New CECT P168C Is A Customizable Quad Band (Depending Upon Your Country / Location): The new C model (also know as the P168++) is the newest, upgraded model of the previous quad band version. Technically, it supports the 850, 1800, 1900, and 900 MHZ bands, but this doesn't really tell the whole story. What will generally happen is that the seller will set the phone depending on where you live. For example, if you are in Canada or the United States, you'll be given a 850 / 1800 / 1900 Mhz phone. If you live in Asia, parts of Latin America, or other international countries, you'd generally be given a phone set to 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHZ.

The P168C mobile phone can be set to whatever band you need or the one used by your provider by using engineering mode on the phone. Most sellers will automatically take care of this for you.

Standard Features On The New C Model iClone, Plus Dual Sim Standby: Other than the quad band issue, the feature which gets the most attention on the P168++ is the fact that you can run two sim cards at one time. For example, let's say you have one sim card from T Mobile and another from AT&T. You would be able to talk on your T Mobile sim (or browse the net, email, etc.) and could then also receive a call from an AT&T caller at the same time. This really appeals to business people, students, and entrepreneurs who receive a lot of calls but want to have the ability to surf the web or complete tasks without worrying about a missed call.

Of course, the CECT P168C has all of the standard features of the original iClone plus. You can: surf the web; email and text; listen to MP3s and MP4s, use Bluetooth; and take photos and video (this phone has a 2.0 mega pixel digital camera and web cam.) Also, the C model is upgraded with voice recording, an e-book reader, and a stylus. It also has the flow touch or easy touch interface and it can also serve as a mini hard drive as it connects to your computer via USB for the easy transfer of files and information. It can support up to 2GB of memory.

It's very interesting to watch these iPhone clones evolve. The speed at which these overseas are able to roll out new models continues to amaze me, but I think the manufacturers are still (and will always be) focused on providing features that Apple and other American manufacturers currently do not.

Price wise, the CECT P168C is almost always under $150, sometimes closer to the $100 range, depending on where you look. I don't think that is bad at all considering the price of the original iClone is sometimes still similar to this.

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iPhone - How To Set Up Your Voice Mail on the iPhone

Have you just bought a new iPhone and are having a hard time getting the voice mail set up? You may have spent hours on the phone with customer service and gotten nowhere. Here, you will find the help you need to get your voice mail set up easily.

The first thing is not to put the SIM card from your old phone into your iPhone. Everything else will work but you voice mail and visual mail will likely not work. If you go to an AT&T store, you can get a new SIM put in your phone and help with getting everything from your old SIM card transferred to it.

Now you are ready for the next step. Call customer service at AT&T (the exclusive iPhone service provider in the US) and tell the representative that you need to setup voice mail. Be sure to tell him or her to check to make sure the forwarding feature to forward calls to your voice mail is turned on. This is something that is often overlooked by customer service representatives. Once this is done, you are ready to actually setup voice mail.

Before you begin, it is a good idea to know what password you want to use. Might write down what you want to record as your outgoing message, too. Doing this will save time and make the process to setup voice mail go smoother.

Your password should be between 6 and 15 characters. Make sure it is something you can remember but others will find impossible to guess. Now you tap the voice mail icon on your iPhone. You will be asked to create a password at this point. Enter the password you have created and then you will be asked to record a greeting. You will have the option of using a default iPhone voice mail greeting that will include your phone number or you can record your own. You can change your greeting at any time by tapping voice mail, greeting, custom and then record. Do not forget to save your greeting once you are satisfied with it.

Students at Penn state who subscribe to Penn iPhone can log in to My iPhone and setup voice mail for their iPhones. PennKey authentication will be required. Once on the home page, look for Features and Voice Mail and go to that page. Here, you will put in the password you have created. You can change this password at any time by logging in on My iPhone or through the voice mail icon on your phone. After you have entered your password, re-enter it is the field, Confirm Password. After up press the submit button, your account will be updated to include it.

To record your greeting, press the 'messages' button, it will be to the right of the keypad. Press '0' to bring up the mailbox options. From there, you will be prompted to choose the type of greeting you want, such as busy, unavailable and name. Then you will get a prompt from the system to record your greeting. When you are finished, choose accept, listen and, if you desire, re-record. When you are satisfied with your greeting, press * or # to go back to the menu or exit.

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Samsung F480 Tocco Vs Apple iPhone 3G

The Apple iPhone 3G and Samsung F480 Tocco are similar phones. Each of them comes with similar features and capabilities. Which one is better is a question that many people want answered. This article tries to unravel some of the mystery that might be surrounding the differences between the two phones.

The Apple iPhone 3G is a faster version of the original iPhone. The neat features of this phone are still basically the same as the original, combining Internet, phone, and music player. What makes the apple iPhone 3G different is the connection speed of the Internet. Another new feature is the addition of the apps store included in the phone. The 3G phone also includes faster and better e-mail features than the original. Still, the actual phone features of the Apple iPhone 3G are somewhat lacking. Concentration was put on the fancy design and music aspects, so the phone quality is not as good as some other phones out there. The screen is a standard iPhone size, and it comes in both black and white. Standard features include, Bluetooth, iTunes, multiple operating systems, 16GB memory, e-mail, radio, GPS, and more. It has the same multi-touch technology and rotating screen as the original. The camera in this phone is the same as the original, which is 2 megapixals. The drawbacks to this phone are no java and flash support, the battery life is fairly low and cannot be replaced, and there is no tethering.

The Samsung F480 Tocco is a similar phone to the iPhone, but focuses on different features. It looks fairly similar, and also comes in black like most other touch phones. Screen size is 2.8 inches, which is smaller than the Apple iPhone 3G, but not too much. The interface is much different, with a widgets style interface that is reminiscent of Windows Vista. The touch interface for the phone is still not up to the speed and quality of the iPhone, but it comes much closer than many other touch screens on the market today. The phone pad is like a traditional phone rather than the QWERTY like the iphone. The music player is almost as good as the iPhone. The features that come with the Samsung F480 Tocco include: FM radio, built in sound effects, Bluetooth, 5 megapixal camera, which is actually better than the iPhone, and it is equipped with anti-shake technology. The main drawback to this phone is that it is a jack of all trades, master of none. Still, it is pretty capable at everything that it does. The screen also is hard to read in direct sunlight. The Samsung F480 Tocco features on this phone are better than the iphone, as it has better sound quality and volume.

In all actuality, the Samsung F480 Tocco and the Apple iPhone 3g are different enough for each to stand alone. Each has their fan base and they are not likely to meet. However, if you want the heavy music and Internet influence on your phone, then the iphone is better. However, as a basic phone, the Tocco is all around better.

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Dropped Calls Miff iPhone 3G Users | iPhone News Updated

The Apple (AAPL - Cramer’s Take - Stockpickr) 3G iPhone’s connection may not be worthy of the name, something that should benefit rival handset makers that have been looking for a chink in the device’s armor.

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iPhone App Store to host loads of home automation programs

Handhelds (and handsets, in particular) have long since been used as tools for home automation, but the forthcoming App Store is likely to bring a niche concept to the masses.

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Three million iPhone 3Gs sold in first month

According to Fortune and analyst Michael Cote of the (eponymous and nascent, from what I can Google) Cote Collaborative, Apple has already hit the three million mark, with many investors expecting only three to four million handsets sold by the end of the quarter.

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Three million iPhone 3Gs sold in first month

According to Fortune and analyst Michael Cote of the (eponymous and nascent, from what I can Google) Cote Collaborative, Apple has already hit the three million mark, with many investors expecting only three to four million handsets sold by the end of the quarter.

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How to Install Crash Bandicoot on iPhone 2.0 for FREE

Unless you use Cydia, there’s no other way to install iPhone 2.0 apps without going through iTunes and you can definitely forget about installing official first party apps that way… or can you? Some ingenious hackers have manage to crack the official first party Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D app from Vivendi, turning the $9.99 game into a free one.

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How to Install Crash Bandicoot on iPhone 2.0 for FREE

Unless you use Cydia, there’s no other way to install iPhone 2.0 apps without going through iTunes and you can definitely forget about installing official first party apps that way… or can you? Some ingenious hackers have manage to crack the official first party Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D app from Vivendi, turning the $9.99 game into a free one.

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iPhone Super Monkey Ball Rakes in $3 Million

Wall Street Journal reports that Sega’s Super Monkey Ball App Store game for the iPhone and iPod Touch was downloaded over 300,000 times during the first 20 days of its launch. At $9.99 a pop, that adds up to $3 million in sales for the Super Monkey Ball app alone.

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IPhone 3G Downloads 101

iPhone 3G downloads are expected to enter into its billions with millions of the new phone sold worldwide. If you are an owner of this new gadget, surely you too will be like the millions of them who are looking for places where you can feed it with songs, music and games.

Priced at half of the previous model, this new iPhone is twice as fast. With a slick and cool design, an appealing entry price and huge memory space, it is everyone's guess that global sales will hit millions soon. And users will definitely want to find cheap but quality iPhone 3G downloads.

We all know that eMusic, Yahoo, Rhapsody and Amazon are giants in the online download markets. The pricing is however not competitive enough. Music is fixed at around $0.99 while each movie can be downloaded for $9.99 onwards. With some file conversion tools, you can make the music, songs and games compatible with your iPhone 3G.

Of course, there are also sites where you need not pay anything to download the files. There are tons of amateur sites owned by individuals to offer their podcasts, songs, videos, games and software. They do so not for profits but out of fun or simply to become famous. However, be absolutely careful what you install on your iPod cum phone. If it gets corrupted, it can get really messy and your software can go haywire.

The golden rule is never to download any file from unsecured sites. If you find a site dubious, avoid it. Read the site's FAQ if there is any. Hear what other users are saying at the comments section. This can reveal a lot.

There is a third option, the paid membership sites. The sites are new and in the recent one year, there have been more that come onto the scene. Membership can be for a month, a year or two years. During this period, you may get 20 iPhone 3G downloads or unlimited numbers. It really varies from site to site.

In this category, there are dozens which offer a lifetime membership. For a one time fee of less than $49.99, you can enjoy unlimited access to their media files. Media includes songs, music, music videos, movies, TV show episodes, software and games.

Membership sites are available round the clock. This means that you can access the million-file media library anytime and anywhere. Also, they do not restrict the number of songs or movies you can transfer to your phone. Transfer speeds can reach up to 300 times the normal speed. Expect proper customer support as well as a fully-secured environment for you to get your iPhone 3G downloads.

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11 iPhone Tricks You Might Not Have Known

Whether you're an iPhone rookie or a weathered pro, take a look at these quick-and-easy iPhone tips and tricks which not only save you time, but ease your overall iPhone experience.

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One month of the iPhone 3G: what Apple needs to fix

It has been one month since the iPhone 3G made its debut. While some things have been good, even more things have been not-so-good. Here, we take a look at the ups and downs of one month with the iPhone 3G, and what Apple needs to fix in order to make things better.

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HTC Touch Diamond Vs Apple IPhone 3G

he Apple iPhone 3G has been out for a while now, and has therefore been able to dominate the market of "smart phones." Now, however, Microsoft has come out with the HTC Touch Diamond, a competitive product that boasts similar features and pricing. So which one is better? Or are they the same? This article will help you decide which phone is for you, or if either of them are worth the price at all.

The HTC Touch Diamond is, like its name implies, completely touch screen based. It runs off of the system Windows Mobile 6.1, and some have noted that that is actually not a very good operating system to use with a touch screen. The appearance of the phone is sleek and stylish, and about the same size as a person's palm. Right now the phone comes in black, but, if it is successful, it might come in more colors later on. The processor speed is slower than some users might be wanting in their phone, so if you are looking for a fast processing phone then another phone would be a better option. The HTC Touch Diamond does not use multi-touch technology, so that means as far as touch technology goes, that it is not even close to the Apple iPhone 3G. Standard features include a 2.8 inch VGA screen with built in auto rotation. It has a 3.2 mega pixel camera, and wi-fi. It comes with a GPS system and also comes with 4GB memory, Bluetooth capabilities, FM radio, 192 MB DDR Ram, and a 528 MHz Processor.

The Apple iPhone 3G is a better version of the original iPhone. It still uses the same idea of combining phone, internet, and Ipod. The main difference between the iPhone 3G and the original iPhone is the fact that the Internet speed is faster. The Apple iPhone 3G adds the additional feature of an app store right on the phone. The e-mail service is better as well. However, there are some drawbacks to this phone also. Some common features that most phones have are not existent on this iPhone. This phone is Bluetooth capable, comes with many different operating systems, iTunes, a 16GB memory, e-mail, radio, and GPS system. It also uses the multi-touch technology and has a built in automatic rotating screen. Currently the only color offered for this phone is black. The iPhone is a great phone to get if interesting in Internet browsing and music downloading. If you are not interested in these features then you should probably go with a cheaper phone.

Overall, the HTC Touch Diamond and Apple iPhone 3G cannot really be compared to each other. The iPhone offers many different features and technologies than the Touch Diamond. The HTC Touch Diamond is more like other touch phones that are out there, and the iPhone still stands alone. Still, unless Internet speed and music features are important for you to have on your phone, then you are better off getting a cheaper phone. The iPhone and Diamond are also similarly priced, so if one is too expensive for you, then the other one will be as well.

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Google Android flaws pushing software firms towards iPhone

Although Google is positioning its new Android platform as freeing cellphone software developers, the search engine giant's attempt to favor certain developers, technical issues, and shaky commercial appeal are reportedly driving would-be partners to iPhone.

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iPhone 3G Reception Issues to be Fixed by Software Update

A small percentage of iPhone 3G users who say their phones are plagued by poor 3G network reception may soon see their connectivity problems rectified by a software update, a new report claims.

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iPhone 3G Reception Issues to be Fixed by Software Update

A small percentage of iPhone 3G users who say their phones are plagued by poor 3G network reception may soon see their connectivity problems rectified by a software update, a new report claims.

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Major Bank HSBC Considering Trading in Blackberry for iPhone

ZDNet Australia reports that banking "giant" HSBC is considering ditching the BlackBerry and switching over to the iPhone for its staff. HSBC has about 300,000 staff worldwide and this transition could result in 200,000 iPhone orders."We are actually reviewing iPhones from a HSBC Group perspective ...

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Best Buy to sell iPhone in the U.S.

Best Buy will be the first national retailer to sell Apple's iPhone in the United States in a partnership that could help drive sales of a device expected to be one of the hottest gadgets this holiday season.

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iPhone AppStore Stats - 60 Million Apps - $30 Million in Sal

Users of Apple’s new App Store have downloaded more than 60 million apps and games in the last month, generating a total of about $30 million in sales since the service launched on July 11th according to Apple CEO Steve Jobs. WOW!

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iPhone Monkey Ball Sells 300k

If you had any doubts as to the viability of Apple's iPhone as a gaming platform, Sega has some numbers that might help change your mind. In the 20 days following Super Monkey Ball's launch on the new iPhone App Store, Sega reports over 300,000 copies of the game have been purchased. Purchased, mind you - you don't get shipping numbers on iPhone ap

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Hot iPhone sales in first month

Apple iPhone (and iPod Touch) users downloaded 60 million programs from the company's online store in the first month, said CEO Steve Jobs in an interview with the Wall Street Journal. That's a meaningless figure, however, since most of those programs were free. The number to note is this: Apple sold $30 million in programs that month.

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Apple's sales soar to $1m a day at Apple store

Apple's chief executive Steve Jobs, is hailing the creation of another giant technology business as users of the company's iPhone are downloading $1m - worth of programs for the device each day.

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iPhone App Store’s $30 Million May Be Second Best

Apple CEO Steve Jobs said in an interview yesterday to Wall Street Journal that the iPhone AppStore made $30 Million in the first month of sales. That is approximately close to $1 million everyday for July. Its an amazing feat when you think about the problems with the launch of App Store & iPhone 2... And $1 million a day is not a small amount...

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iPhone Apps Sales going over the roof!

iphone overviewiPhone appsSince the launch of iPhone 3G and the App Store a month ago, Apple has recorded a sale of, roughly $2M worth of iPhone apps every day. 60 Million downloaded apps have been through the Application store, most of them being freebies.

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Apple averaging 95 iPhone 3G sales per store, per day

After spending 25 hours observing sales of iPhones at Apple's national retail chain, investment bank Piper Jaffray now estimates the company is on track to announce a more than fourfold increase in sales of the handset during its fiscal fourth quarter.

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Shocker: iPhone 3G Faster in Ad Than In Real Life

Hey, did you know that advertising misleads you? Like, products might not perform as exceptionally, look as hot or taste as yummy as they do in slickly produced ads? The iPhone 3G not cruising the internets as briskly as Apple's ads depict might be a big bucket of "duh," but this comparison video shows just how stark the contrast is.

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Why Apple Doesn’t Do “Concept Products”

Technology giants like Microsoft and Nokia have also had a penchant for concocting concept products that never see the light of day in the market. Why hasn’t Apple, the most innovative and visionary company in computing, produced a single concept product or vision in over a decade? Because, to paraphrase Jobs, 'real artists ship'.

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Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Is iPhone’s 3G Connection a Disappointment?

Now that I’ve been using the new iPhone 3G for nearly a month, its capabilities and deficiencies are becoming clearer.

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Monday, August 4, 2008

Create Free Ringtones For Your iPhone Using GarageBand

To make custom ringtones for your iPhone the only thing you need is a song and GarageBand08. If your song was purchased from iTunes, and it's not an iTunes+ song, you will have to use iTunes and pay $.99 for your ringtone. If your song is an iTunes+ song, or was ripped from a CD, you will be able to use GarageBand to create your ringtone at no cost

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