Don’t worry. Apple has not announced anything about the iPhone 4G. It’s just a commercial from Sprint. Instead of laughing and comparing the AT&T poor 3G coverage like Verizon , Sprint cleverly uses another approach. Sprint suggests users to use their 3G/4G Overdrive device without switching the carrier from AT&T. Overdrive turns the Sprint 3G/4G signal to WiFi, so users can open the Wi-Fi to connect iPhone with the Overdrive, and have fun and speed with the Sprint network.
This is not talking about finding apps with icons “A”, “B”, “C”, “D”. This is even harder. This video shows how to use several apps to create the huge alphabet. The concept is using the 5
iPad is coming soon on April. It can run the current iPhone software, but developers may already have developed a better interface for the iPad. Apple hopes those developers to submit their iPad apps by March 27th. Developers can submit it after that date, but if they can submit it by March 27th, it will be available on the iPad App Store on April 3rd.
Some app developer was smart enough to realize that the iPhone’s speaker pushes air around, and thus, can be used to move a little styrofoam ball around a fake soccer field. More
Filed under: iPad Last week at GDC 2010 , I talked to quite a few iPhone developers, big and small, and they all told me exactly the same thing when I asked about the iPad : “No, I haven’t gotten my hands on one yet.” But apparently there are at least a few developers out there who’ve gotten test models from Apple , according to Business Week, and the requirements that come with them are as strict as you can imagine. There are 10 pages of rules and regulations, and those include that the iPad has to be kept secured to a fixed object in a windowless room, and the company actually requires photographic proof of compliance before they’ll actually ship the device out. Sounds crazy, but clearly there’s reasons for such a strict agreement from both sides: developers really want to get a head start on what will surely be a huge market for apps and content starting on the iPad’s release , and obviously Apple wants to make sure that the device stays under cover until it releases. You might think that they’d actually benefit from a little exposure, but don’t forget: this is Apple — they depend on the hype and interest that secrecy before release creates. After it comes out, seeing the iPad out in the world will likely sell even more units, but pre-release, Apple’s customers are happy to stand in line to be the first to use the iPad
iPhone World.ca writes : Apple chose a few developers to receive a test iPad along with all the strict rules and requirements. These secret developers not only received a test iPad but also a very long detailed rules and regulations that was a whopping 10 pages long. http://www.tuaw.com/2010/03/19/ipads-sent-out-to-select-developers-kept-under-cover-for-now/ Tommy Refene’s iPhone apps were removed from the App Store shortly after the developer criticized Apple in public. Refene’s spoke at the Game Developers Conference recently stating he “absolutely f***ing hate[s] the iPhone App Store.” http://www.macnn.com/articles/10/03/19/dev.kept.raising.app.price.up.to.400/ Fitaide Lite, the free version by Poscitech was unveiled for the iPhone and the iPod Touch . The lite version offers the same core features but can only run thirty minutes per session. http://prmac.com/release-id-11526.htm Everyone love gadgets for their iPhone and their iPod Touch and one of the most essential is the iPod dock.
Filed under: Apple China Mobile announced at a news conference that it’s going after service for Apple in that country — it wants to host both the iPhone and the iPad in China for Apple. Currently, the iPhone service there is provided by China Unicom , but China Mobile has said that if the iPhone is ported over to its government-approved 3G service (similar, it seems, to the rumored deal with Verizon ), then China Mobile would be interested in offering both. Officially, Apple hasn’t said anything about this — it has been confirmed to be in talks about the iPhone, but those are only talks, of course, and it hasn’t been talking at all with China Mobile about the iPad. Still, being that China Mobile is the largest data provider in the world , with over 520 million subscribers, Apple might eventually be enticed, especially if they need to widen the potential audience to sell more handsets. Plus, if the rumored deal with Verizon actually happens, Apple won’t really have reason to be exclusive in the rest of the world, either. TUAW China Mobile angling for iPad, iPhone service in China originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Fri, 19 Mar 2010 17:30:00 EST.
Microsoft has released the Windows Phone 7 Series developing kit, and hope the developers have started their work on developing apps. Similar to the iPhone SDK, the Windows Phone 7 Series SDK is locked and the emulator can only do a few things. A developer (or hacker?) has unlocked the secrets. The emulator is now like a complete mobile phone which allows you to reveal all the exciting features of Windows Phone 7 Series. After watching the videos in the following source, I wish Microsoft sell the Windows Phone 7 Series now. [via techAU ]
[Click Above To Enlarge] Social networks should be stay connected. The new patent reveals Apple wants to make social networks work in the iPhone, too. It’s talking about the new iGroups app. iGroups app will allow users to connect with friends and stay connected with groups. They communicate with each other using secure connections. This is not the first time that Apple filed the patent related to social networks. When will they become available
iPhone World.ca writes : Remember how much fun you had with the Kaleidoscope? Now, you can enjoy the same fun with the new app for your iPhone. http://news.iphoneworld.ca/inews/KaleidoVid+Makes+An+iPhone+Kaleidoscope Save money by unlocking or jail breaking your iPhone 3G or 2G. Yes, you can really save money on the basic charges and the extra fees that you are now paying.
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