Apple hire IBM guru
January 27, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Cupertino (CA) – An employment dispute between Apple and IBM has been resolved. Apple announced today that Mark Papermaster will join Apple on April 24 to lead the firm’s iPod and iPhone hardware engineering teams. He replaces Tony Fadell, who recently retired.
Mark Papermaster will carry the title of senior vice president of Devices Hardware Engineering, effectively replacing and extending the role of Tony Fadell, who recently retired from his position as senior vice president, but remains with the company as an “advisor to the CEO”. Fadell was largely credited with the invention of the original iPod more than seven years ago and the creation of Apple’s audio content strategy.
JBL iPhone Docking Station – On Time Black
360 degrees of high-performance sound for your listening pleasure. The JBL OnTime is both a top-end speaker system boasting halo acoustics and an alarm clock that lets you rise to the music stored on your iPhone / iPhone 3G / iPod
Key features:
- Automatic dimming provides the correct brightness level in any environment
- Halo acoustics that provide 360º of great sound
- Evercharge topology charges you iPhone even when it’s not connected to your computer
- Large backlit LCD screen
- A large backlit LCD
- Built-in AM/FM radio and programmable alarm function
- Line-in for supporting other audio products
- Dimensions (HxWxD in cm): 25.4cm x 25.4cm x 22.5cm
£164.99
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iPhone fart app pulls in $10000 a day
December 24, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
Apple’s App Store is currently experiencing a plague of fart applications. Last week, I detailed one day in which at least 14 new fart apps were accepted into the store. And now, just in a quick search, it looks like there are about 50 apps all dedicated to making fart noises on your iPhone or iPod touch. Classy, I know, but why are there so many?
Shoe Money: Sorry iPhone Users
December 18, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
Software Tracking Site iusethis Adds Support for iPhone Apps
October 28, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
The popular software tracking website, iusethis, has expanded its reach to iPhone users today. Members can now submit, browse and vote up iPhone applications. Due to its use of modern technology, iusethis is in a position where it can quickly develop new features, and is the first major software directory to support Apple iPhone. A democratic web application like iusethis gives a better overview of popular applications, as well as a better opportunity to see trends.
(PressReleasePoint) Oslo, Norway – The popular software tracking website, iusethis, has expanded its reach to iPhone users today. Members can now submit, browse and vote up iPhone applications.
iusethis has been serving the Macintosh community for over two years, and has planted its flag as the most innovative and community-centered software tracking site on the web. The website allows software users to mark applications they use, contributing to the application’s “iusethis” score, similar to social news site digg.
The website’s founders have been firm believers and fans of the iPhone, and were toying with the idea of an iPhone app section, even before the App Store was announced.
“We were actually thinking about doing this earlier for “jail-broken” apps, but once Apple stepped in with the App Store, an iPhone section on iusethis became a no brainer.” says co-founder Arne Fismen.
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Due to its use of modern technology, iusethis is in a position where it can quickly develop new features, and is the first major software directory to support Apple iPhone. A democratic web application like iusethis gives a better overview of popular applications, as well as a better opportunity to see trends.
iusethis for iPhone: http://iphone.iusethis.com/
iPhone Optimized Version: http://iphone.iusethis.com/iphone
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Apple Imperfect
September 20, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
A botched launch of MobileMe — the company’s new data-syncing service — has led Apple to make repeated offers of free services to frustrated customers. And there have been teething problems for its generally well-received 3G iPhone, including flaky reception and weak battery life.
“I’m a PC… And I Use an iPhone!”
September 20, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
Okay, so it’s not PC, it’s John Hodgman, the actor who plays (brilliantly) PC in the highly successful “Get a Mac” ads from Apple. But as Engadget shows, it’s definitely an iPhone he’s using.
read it here www.theiphoneblog.com
Apple Considering ‘At a Glance’ Notification on iPhone
September 18, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
A recent patent application from Apple reveals that the company is considering adding a proper “At a Glance” notification screen for the iPhone. The proposed screen would allow users to quickly jump to the desired notification simply by pressing on the corresponding notification.
T-Mobile sets stage for Android, iPhone showd
September 17, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
An invitation sent out on Tuesday by T-Mobile asks the media to gather next week to see the first phone built on the Android mobile platform, but will also pit Apple and Google against each other — if reluctantly
Apple Updates Remote App for iPhone, Adds Genius Function
September 17, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
Apple just dropped an update for the Remote application for iPhone/iPod touch. Remote.app allows you to control any iTunes library (or Apple TV) over a local WiFi connection. According to the release notes, you will now be able to create a Genius playlist, and create/edit playlists in iTunes.
