iPhone Freak Archive – 1

Earthscape app; get it while its still free – Fri, 19 Sep 2008
Earthscape brings a Google Earth like experience to the iPhone. A unique app that allows you to browse the globe with your fingers. You are able to locate where you are based on the iPhone GPS coordinates, which will then allow you to read Wikipedia entries that may be valid to where you are. In [...]

QuickPwn 2.1 now available for Windows users – Fri, 19 Sep 2008
The unofficial iphone-dev team have just released their latest version of QuickPwn, which should come as welcomed news for any Windows users. As we saw, the dev team made quick work of releasing both PwnageTool and QuickPwn for Mac users, that also acted as a tease, and possibly annoyance for Windows users. But thankfully, they [...]

AT&T claim iPhone 3G owners using less data than expected – Fri, 19 Sep 2008
Sure, while everyone was up in arms and not wanting to settle for anything less than an unlimited data plan, it turns out that AT&T users are not hitting the levels that were expected. According to AT&T chief technical officer John Donovan, iPhone 3G users were using a “relatively high” amount of data as compared to [...]

Private-I app promises to help track down you lost or stolen iPhone – Fri, 19 Sep 2008
The latest in iPhone security comes in the form of an app called Private-I, which is a simple app that will set you back just $0.99 will hopefully make it a little easier to track down and recover your iPhone should it end up in the hands of a criminal. Once the app is installed it [...]

App Store apps to get while you still can – Fri, 19 Sep 2008
A few more apps are soon going to be pulled from the App Store and the reason once again is due to copyright infringement issues. The most recent apps that are affected are BreakClassic Lite, BreakClassic, BreakTouch 3D, SuperPong and 3D Vector Pong. The complaints are coming courtesy of the legal team from Atari and it [...]