New Iphone 2010

CB Richard Ellis Launches iPhone App Mortgageorb … Friday 12 March 2010 CB Richard Ellis Group Inc. (CBRE) has become the first commercial real estate services firm with a corporate iPhone application. …

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CB Richard Ellis Launches iPhone App - Mortgageorb

chpwn updated InfiniBoard to 1.1.2 last night and I can confirm that it is now compatible with OverBoard (Springboard Exposé). This means you can throw a near-infinite number of icons onto a scrollable Springboard page while still enjoying the convenience of jumping between pages at will Activating OverBoard will still only show the first 16 icons on a page, regardless of however many others apps you may have tucked below. This can definitely lead to a bit of confusion if you don’t know exactly where you’ve placed things, but it’s the only way that OverBoard would still look good. I also tried a quick sync with iTunes to see how the icons would react, and everything stayed nicely in its place. So for those of you who have been holding off on InfiniBoard, it looks like it’s all ready for use now

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InfiniBoard for iPhone updated with Overboard support

Alice in Wonderland for IPhone Reviewboard Magazine Alice in Wonderland for IPhone Inspired by the recently released film from Disney and director Tim Burton, Alice in Wonderland is a remarkably clever 2-D … and more

ZDNet (blog) An iPhoneographer’s six favorite apps NetworkWorld.com Evans started iPhoneography.com in November 2008, calling it “just another iPhone photography blog.” A year and a half later and iPhoneography.com is the … iPhone OS 3.2 Beta 4 yanks camera software support, developers gain gestures CNET Report: Apple To Add Multi-Tasking In iPhone 4.0 ChannelWeb Report: Multitasking coming with iPhone OS 4.0 San Francisco Chronicle (blog) Recombu

TrustedReviews Apple Dishes New IPad Details on 3G, IBooks, More PC World Anybody who’s used the iPhone or iPod touch for any length of time knows that it’s hard to read while lying down, as the accelerometer frequently flips from … Apple iPad: Pre-order complete ZDNet (blog) Bed readers rejoice: iPad gains last-minute rotation lock Ars Technica iPad Hits Pre-order, New F/W Suggests iPhone Multi-tasking TrustedReviews BusinessWeek

Something has changed on Apple.com’s revamped iPad specs page — the mute switch is gone and in its place, a physical hardware button for “screen orientation lock”. That’s right, now you can sit or lounge without fear of the iPad spinning around willy-nilly every time you shift one way or ‘tother. However, you can’t quickly turn the sound off. (We’re guessing you’re supposed to hold down the volume rocker for that function now). We’ve long hoped for a Settings option for that, but hardware is certainly more convenient to rapidly turn it on and off at whim.

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Goodbye iPad Mute Switch, Hello iPad Orientation Lock Switch

TFTS (blog) Solar Power Up Your iPhone New York Times (blog) The Solar Surge, from NovoTek, uses the sun to charge an external supplemental battery enclosed in a case that surrounds the iPhone . … Novothink’s iPhone Surge charging case ships CNET New, Compact Solar iPhone Dock GetSolar.com (blog) Solar Surge charger, iPhone second place, iDongle hardware jailbreak iPhone Buzz (blog) SlashGear (blog)

Apple revealed a minor tweak to the iPad hardware when preorders began Friday morning, with a button previously designated for audio muting changed to a “screen rotation lock.”

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Apple turns iPad mute button into screen rotation lock

Analyst Charlie Wolf with Needham & Company said Friday he believes the open source community, which has backed Google’s Android mobile operating system against the iPhone, has the wrong take on Apple’s patent lawsuit against rival handset maker HTC.

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Open source community ‘hopelessly confused’ by Apple-HTC suit

iPod + iTunes is dead on the Apple.com menu, long live iPod | iPhone | iPad | iTunes. (And yes, Mac is still there too). The all new iPad section coincides with the launch of pre-orders and pickups today, and links to all the content previously available at apple.com/ipad via the homepage. The broken out iPod and iTunes section lets Apple focus on the devices (with the i Pod touch front and center) on the former, and the iTunes software and store on the latter. So what do you think of the new navigation, cheers or jeers? And is iPhone, iPad, iPod, and iTunes taking the place over? Apple.com Adds iPad to Menu, iPod and iTunes Now Separate is a story by TiPb

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Apple.com Adds iPad to Menu, iPod and iTunes Now Separate