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  • resolutions

    The Five Best iPhone Apps for Keeping Your New Year's Resolutions

    Last weekend we suggested 10 tools for sticking to your New Year's Resolutions. Those with an iPhone or iPod touch, though, have a few additional, always-available tools for keeping up the good self-improvement fight. [Lifehacker]
    01/28/09
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    By Kevin Purdy

    Comment by ettelocin: does anyone know how to prevent these lifehacker links from opening my itunes program? it's really annoying. if... 3 Responses | Other threads

  • iphone apps

    The Week in iPhone Apps: Sniff Wi-Fi and Gas Up Your Gulfstream, But Not at the Same Time

    This week in the App Store, we've got some great freebie apps. That's a good thing. Especially when you're a beleaguered Gulfstream GIV pilot getting hit hard by the soaring price of jet fuel. This week was also great for pilots in several other ways, but there's some stuff for the rest of us, too. Come along as we see what's been hitting millions of Springboards over the past seven days. More »
    08/22/08
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    By John Mahoney
  • apple

    Cranky Windows Guy: Apple's iPhone Bugs Stopped Me From Switching to a Mac

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    08/22/08
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    By Adam Frucci
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  • giz tips

    Quick Tip: Quick Sync Only Calendar and Address Book To Your iPhone

    Here's a quick tip on how to sync only your address book and calendar with your iPhone—perfect for the times when you want to get in and out and not worry about whether it's going to transfer five albums or back up all your apps. Just use iSync by pulling down the dropdown in the iSync icon and hitting sync there. Remember to set your phone to manual sync in iTunes first or it'll run the whole process normally when you connect your phone. [Mac OSX Hints]
    08/12/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by BadBoyNDSU: Higher rez. [www.bestrejectedadvertising.com] more » | Other threads

  • iphone apps

    Confirmed: Eight Morons Bought the $999 I Am Rich iPhone Application

    We had some doubts about the authenticity of the clown who bought the $999 I'm Rich iPhone app, but Armin Heinrich—the German author of the application—has confirmed that not only one moron, but eight dumbasses actually bought the application. According to him, there are more waiting to get it: More »
    08/08/08
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    By Jesus Diaz

    Comment by MePerson: It's I Am Rich only in the first-person view of the developer. more » | Other threads

  • phonesaber

    Phonesaber Removed From App Store, Might Make Triumphant Official Return

    One of the more useless but fun apps on the iTunes app store was Phonesaber, and we say "was" because it's been pulled. This time, though, it wasn't Apple but the makers of the app, The Mac Box, themselves. They were contacted by THQ Wireless, a company with the license to make all things Star Wars for mobile phones. Thankfully it sounds like THQ and Lucasfilm are being nice about it and it sounds like we can expect a real Star Wars branded version in the near future. We like it when people play nice like this. [The Mac Box blog]
    08/07/08
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    By Matt Hickey

    Comment by JEmlay: So rename it LightSword and put it back. Screw Lucasfilm. more » | Other threads

  • quake

    Quake on iPhone Comes to Cydia Installer

    That Quake game for the iPhone we wrote about a few months back has made it onto Cydia, the jailbreak application repository. Just Another iPhone Blog says it's not too slow and it doesn't make use of the accelerometer (so it's probably not the version we wrote about before), but it does play fairly well. Seeing as it's not the one we wrote about before, we're not sure if it's even networked, but c'mon, Quake on iPhone! [Just Another iPhone Blog]
    08/05/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by Rabid Penguin: @Rabid Penguin: you're = your 1 Responses | Other threads

  • iphone gaming

    John Carmack Says iPhone As Powerful as Dreamcast, More Powerful Than DS and PSP Combined

    We're all for making hyperbolic statements about how powerful the iPhone is as a gaming system, but John Carmack's taking things to the next level. As you remember, Sega has previously said that the iPhone is as powerful as their Dreamcast system, and EA has previously said that it's more powerful than the DS, but less than the PSP. Carmack, on the other hand, is having none of this. He says that it's more powerful than "a Nintendo DS and PSP combined." Combined! Like, if you taped the two together and had them working simultaneously, he's saying it won't be as good as an iPhone! More »
    08/04/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by LeroyLebanon: The title actually doesn't make sense. SEGA compares it to the Dreamcast, not Carmack, so Carmack isn't saying it is... more » | Other threads

  • installer.app

    Installer 4 Beta For iPhone 2.0 Leaked

    The folks at InstallerApps claim that they've come across a leaked early version of Installer.app 4, the version that works with the iPhone 2.0 software. The download link works, but the installation process requires SSH and command line work to install and is apparently still an early rough beta. So, install at your own risk if at all, but it does match the screenshots we've seen and looks to be working in the video. [InstallerApps]
    08/04/08
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    By John Mahoney
  • netshare

    NetShare iPhone Connection Sharing App Back Up

    The NetShare App is back up on the iTunes App Store, only about 13 hours after it was unceremoniously pulled and replaced with a "not available in the US Store" message. What's the deal here? Was it approved, then unapproved, then approved again? Oddness. [App Store - Thanks Brenden!]
    08/01/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by karmakid: ditto cant find it >.< more » | Other threads

  • iphone apps

    iPhone Apps We Love: NetShare - Share Your 3G/EDGE Connection With Your Computer

    NetShare is one app we never thought would make it onto the official iPhone App Store. All it does is set up a SOCKS5 proxy for you to get your laptop/computer online through use of the 3G/EDGE connection. Does it work? Yes. Yes it does, much to our surprise. EDGE works just fine, although Mahoney says it's slow as balls. 3G impressions in a sec. Be careful of how much bandwidth you're using, since your provider probably makes a frowny face at you using their network to power your laptop, however "unlimited" your plan may be. [NetShare - Thanks Matthew and Ryan!] More »
    07/31/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by DesperateDan: Hi guys. Running 3g 2.0.1 Iphone. Was lucky enough to come across a copy of netshare. Regarding... more » | Other threads

  • iphone notification

    iPhone Developers Get Push Notification API

    Apple's just seeded the push notification API to developers through the second beta release of the iPhone 2.1 firmware. What this means to you is that developers can now tailor their apps to receive notifications in the background while it's not running, something supremely useful for apps like AIM, and to a lesser extent, Twitter and other social networking apps. The target date back at WWDC for when you'd get your hands on the background notification was September, which seems right seeing as developers need a month or so to integrate it and then get their apps approved. Now *bling* you can *bling* always *bling* know when someone *bling* is trying to *bling* get ahold of you. *bling* [Apple Insider]
    07/31/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by Apoc112: perfect... that's the ONE glaring omission for my use... it is officially the JesusPhone now. more » | Other threads

  • iphone

    10 Things We Want to See in the iPhone 2.1 Update

    The iPhone 2.0 software is pretty good. We like the App Store a lot; it adds a boatload of new functionality to the iPhone. But it's certainly not perfect. Having used it for a few weeks, we've discovered a number of little quirks that we really hope are addressed in the upcoming update. From bugs to missing features, here are ten things that would make the iPhone a much more attractive device. More »
    07/31/08
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    By Adam Frucci
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  • iphone apps

    iPhone Apps We Like: Dynolicious Car Performance Meter

    Dynolicious is an all-purpose automotive performance meter, utilizing the built-in accelerometer in the iPhone and iPod touch to record your driving characteristics. BunsenTech, the makers of the software, claim that it can record 0-60 times within .08 of a second, accurately estimate your current speed and monitor and record any directional G force. The system seeks to perform nearly every function of (much) more expensive dedicated monitoring units, which seems like an awfully tall order for a $12.99 piece of cellphone software. More »
    07/29/08
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    By John Herrman
  • iphone apps

    iPhone Apps We Like: Here I Am Location Sender

    The idea of taking your current location and emailing it to one of your contacts is super simple, but super effective. If the recipient opens the resulting URL on their iPhone, it'll pop open the GMaps app and show exactly where you are, which can then be used as an endpoint for driving directions. More »
    07/29/08
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    By Jason Chen
  • iphone

    Pending iPhone App MagicPad Demos Cut and Paste Implementation

    This video walkthrough of MagicPad, a rich text editor app that is still pending acceptance into the App Store, is notable for showing the first working copy and paste framework on the iPhone (at the 1:00 mark). Of course, SDK limitations keep the functionality quarantined within MagicPad itself, but its developers, Proximi, hope to use it as a case study for pushing forward one of the iPhone software's most wanted features. That is, if Apple says it's OK. More »
    07/28/08
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    By John Mahoney

    Comment by LCaller: Mail is actually sent through their own servers, hence the captcha more » | Other threads

  • iphone apps

    iPhone App Store Games Hacked - All Apps Hackable

    Apple's Fairplay DRM, which protects all the applications you download from iTunes, has been hacked. The method for hacking this has actually been around for a while, but has been recently applied to Super Monkey Ball and distributed into the wild. To do this, you'll need a jailbroken iPhone and SSH installed (to transfer the game and to fiddle with permissions). The theory is a bit techy and complex, but the execution isn't too insane if you know your way around XCode and the command line. More »
    07/28/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by xxdesmus: the hacked apps are working great :) more » | Other threads

  • iphone 2.0

    How To Disable iPhone's Backup Process

    We've noted in our iPhone 2.0 software review that iTunes' full image backup of your iPhone when you've made changes to what apps you've got installed can take a really long time. We're talking tens of minutes. If you're the type of person that doesn't really store anything important on your phone that can't be reinstated from your contact list or calendar or elsewhere on your computer, Zero Logic found that you can actually skip this process. More »
    07/25/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by dnederlof: I have written a small Windows program called "iPhone Backup Switch". The program will allow you to enable and disable... more » | Other threads

  • iPhone 2.0 Jailbreak and Unlock for Windows

    iPhone 2.0 Jailbreak and Unlock Now for Windows

    The Windows version of Pwnage, the iPhone 2.0 jailbreak and unlock software for iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPod Touch, is out now. Like the Mac OS X version, it will free all models to install non-Apple-approved applications, but it won't unlock the iPhone 3G to liberate you from roaming charges. For unlocking you will need a special SIM card. Updated with Rapidshare mirror More »
    07/24/08
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    By Jesus Diaz

    Comment by dandaman247: @AdMan: Agreed, but it was a lil' wee bit excessive... 1 Responses | Other threads

  • free sms

    Save Money By Sending Free SMS on iPhone

    Here's how you can use the reverse concept of using AIM on your computer to directly message someone's phone via SMS to save money on text messaging fees for your iPhone—or any phone that has a proper data implementation of AIM. Just load up the AIM app on your phone, then send a text message to the number of the person you want to text. Example: +12125551234. Your buddy can reply to that message and you'll get the response on your chat window, but it's not as useful as it can be until the iPhone gets background messaging in September. Still, spamming Jesus with free text messages is always fun. [Max OS X Hints]
    07/22/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by jhuang: @ramman345: I believe that when you text somebody from AIM it includes your screenname. All in all, this is exactly what... more » | Other threads

  • mobile safari

    Even on EDGE, Mobile Safari 2.0 Is Much Faster

    The iPhone 2.0 software might be shakier than a true believer's legs in the presence of Steve himself, but there's at least one benefit (besides the app goodness): Mobile Safari 2.0 is much zoomier. John Gruber ran the benchmarks, comparing them against historical ones, and found that it runs at least 1.7 times faster than before, if not faster (depending on the test). Check out all the numbers over there, if you care about the details, and not just the zip zip away. [Daring Fireball via Ars]
    07/21/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by archaeology_dude: @Noobs-R-Us: You mean each app that Apple approves? O RLY? more » | Other threads

  • iphone pwning

    iPhone 2.0 Gets Pwning On Windows (Unlock, Jailbreak) Via Convoluted Process

    The guys at iPhone Hacks just found a way to take the iPhone Pwnage release yesterday and figure out a roundabout way to get the unlock and jailbreak to work on Windows machines. It's only applicable to first-gen iPhones with 2.0, but if you're really desperate to get your phone hacked, but not quite desperate enough to get within 10 feet of those "Mac" users, here you go. Not for the uber nooby. [iPhone Hacks]
    07/20/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by JarvisComfy: i have a unlocked iphone and it started to give me trouble so i restored it on itunes...but now it... more » | Other threads

  • iphone unlock

    iPhone Pwnage Tool 2.0 Now Available (Jailbreak and Unlock)

    The iPhone 2.0 Pwnage Tool is now available, weighing in at 19.7MB. It came slightly earlier than expected, but I'm sure nobody's complaining that they can now unlock their iPhones and iPod touches a day early. Grab it on the iPhone Dev Site. It only jailbreaks, not unlocks the iPhone 3G, so you'll have to wait a little longer for that one. [iPhone Dev Blog]
    07/19/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by hanspecans: is anyone else experience app slow downs since pwning? i feel like safari is noticeably slower on 2.0 original iphone. i... more » | Other threads

  • iphone apps

    iPhone Apps We Like: BeatMaker Sequencer and Sampler is Timbaland's Favorite App Too

    It may come as a surprise, but none of us here at Giz moonlight as hip-hop producers. Thankfully Henny from thabizness.com does, and he put the iPhone sequencer and sampler app BeatMaker through its paces. You can load in your own samples, sequence them up with applied effects and EQ and then export the finished product as "new mobile joint 1.wav" as we see here. Really sweet stuff for $20. Hit his site for the track download, and our iPhone App Review Marathon for more apps. [Tha Bizness]
    07/17/08
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    By John Mahoney
  • iphone apps

    Sega Says the iPhone Is As Powerful As the Dreamcast

    Developers are just getting their heads around the concepts introduced by the iPhone, but so far they like what they see. EA said it's more powerful than the DS, and now Sega—the guys who made Super Monkey Ball for the platform—is saying that it's just as powerful as the Dreamcast. The Dreamcast! Do you remember how good that was? Soul Calibur? House of the Dead? Typing of the Dead? Shenmue? Those were some quality games. Who else wants some of that action in the next few years? [Kotaku] More »
    07/16/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by darkNiGHTS: Fail. Super Monkey Ball was for the GameCube, not the Dreamcast. 1 Responses | Other threads

  • iphone 2.0

    iPhone 2.0 Tips: Safari Shows Embedded YouTube Clips

    Much like the way Safari has handled Quicktime videos on former versions of the firmware, the new 2.0 release now allows you to see embedded YouTube content with your iPhone or iPod touch on Safari. Click and it hands off video duties to the YouTube player. Really, that's better than watching it embedded, and makes the handheld Web browsing world that much closer to its desktop version.
    07/15/08
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    By Matt Hickey

    Comment by silx: That's not 2.0 feature, it behaves the same on 1.1.4 firmware if the embedded video has a youtube link. If... more » | Other threads

  • iphone 2.0

    iPhone 2.0 Tips: Firmware 2.0 Has A New URL Trick

    Just a quick note for you iPhone 2.0 users regarding entering domain names. In the original firmware there was a handy ".com" button when entering URLs, but you had to manually type ".org" and ".net" and ".co.uk" and other domain suffixes. Now, though, you simply hold down the ".com" button and presto, you're offered the above mentioned options as one-click entries. Why this was a priority on Apple's iPhone to-do list and cut-and-paste wasn't is puzzling, but we're still glad it's there. [TUAW]
    07/15/08
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    By Matt Hickey

    Comment by pepethedog: correction did not survive testing. Few not fewws more » | Other threads

  • iphone unlock

    iPhone PwnageTool For iPhone 2.0 Live On Video (Luke Finds Out Leia Is His Sister, Feels Dirty)

    The iPhone Dev Team has a video up showing exactly what their PwnageTool 2.0 looks like. You know, the tool that unlocks iPhone 2.0. Check back in a couple minutes to see the video. This works in both the original iPhone and the iPhone 3G on both 1.1.4 and 2.0 firmware. Woohoo, unlocked iPhones! UPDATE: Video up after the jump. More »
    07/11/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by Wormfather is Wormfather: @jd_2008: Is it out yet? more » | Other threads

  • iphone 2.0

    How to Upgrade Unofficial iPhone 2.0 Firmware to Official 2.0 Firmware

    Macrumors has a useful post on how you can upgrade (downgrade, technically) from the leaked "iPhone1,2" firmware to the official "iPhone1,1" firmware issued early this morning. The leaked firmware was intended to only for use with iPhone 3G before it got out to the masses. In short, you need to download the correct firmware, and hold down the option key when you check for firmware updates in iTunes, allowing you to pick the file you want to install. [Macrumors]
    07/11/08
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    By Adrian Covert
  • review

    iPhone App Review Marathon Liveblog Is Still Going On

    We're still reviewing iPhone apps in our review marathon liveblog, so pop over and see what we've added. Also, give us your requests if you're dying to know about a particular app.
    07/11/08
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    By Jason Chen
  • iphone 2.0 review

    iPhone 2.0 Software Review: Forget 3G, It's Code That Counts

    The iPhone 3G may be here, but what we're really excited about is the iPhone 2.0 software update. Only some people really need faster browsing and slightly better location services, but everyone can use the new features in the OS. Now that we've gotten chance to go through all that updated functionality—as well as a good chunk of apps, MobileMe and Exchange—we've only got one question left. Is iPhone 2.0 so good that you don't even need to upgrade to an iPhone 3G? It depends. But if I was forced to choose between an iPhone 3G barren of apps and the slower original with them, I'd go for the apps. More »
    07/11/08
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    By Jason Chen
    Feature

    Comment by ButtFlange: "Apple hadn't really allowed developers to chat with each other because of the NDA, so they couldn't share notes on... more » | Other threads

  • iphone 2.0

    iPhone 2.0 Firmware Now Available Through iTunes

    For a day now you've been able to manually update your iPhone firmware to version 2.0, by grabbing a download source and doing it yourself. Now you don't have to: It's available through iTunes 7.7.
    07/11/08
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    By Kit Eaton

    Comment by coolraul: "iPhone 2.0 Firmware Now Available Through iTunes" spoke too soon. Been trying all morning. Keeps telling me 1.1.4 is... more » | Other threads

  • iphone apps

    iPhone App Review Marathon Liveblog Is Still Going On

    Our marathon review of iPhone apps is still going on, and we've added tens of reviews since this morning. Head on over to drop a request on what apps you want reviewed.
    07/10/08
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    By Jason Chen
  • iphone 2.0

    Cool Tip: iPhone 2.0 Software Has Built-In Screen Capture

    You've probably seen the cool screen shots we've got all over Gizmodo today and wondered to yourself what tool we're using to make them. We're not using one, because the iPhone 2.0 software has a built-in screen capture shortcut. Hold the "home" button, then hit the "power/sleep" button, and presto, a capture of your screen is in your photos. This doesn't work in the 1.1.4 or earlier versions, so you'll need to upgrade, but chances are you already have.
    07/10/08
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    By Matt Hickey

    Comment by lupowolf: I did it accidentally and couldn't figure out how I did it. Thanks! more » | Other threads

  • mobileme

    Clarification: Exchange Sync Won't Eat All Your Data

    People got scared when, in his iPhone 3G review, Walt Mossberg said that a Microsoft Exchange sync can wipe out your personal calendar and contacts (though not your personal e-mail). This is true, but it is only half the truth. What we have learned is that MobileMe—mind you, a paid subscription service—can serve up your personal data alongside your company's exchange data, so you don't have to worry about one knocking the other out when your iPhone wirelessly syncs. Bottom Line: If you can't or don't want to keep personal contacts and cal on your company's Exchange server, you can keep them separately on your Mac or PC, but only by paying for a MobileMe account. [MobileMe]
    07/10/08
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    By Wilson Rothman

    Comment by sygyzy: @Ken_Darrow: Except it was admitted a few days that it is not PUSH. It makes you wonder what people will... more » | Other threads

  • iphone apps

    iPhone App Review Marathon Liveblog

    There are a total of 552 different apps in the iPhone App Store right now. We're going to do live impressions of the best ones (and some really, really lousy ones if they're interesting enough). UPDATE: It's over! More at our iPhone App coverage.. More »
    07/10/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by TamaraChamois: I wished you had reviewed BrainFreeze. It is one of those hidden Jems, that is just found by by accident... more » | Other threads

  • apple

    Apple Mega-Launch Report: iPhone 3G, iTunes App Store, Firmware 2.0 and MobileMe

    For those of you just crawling to your computers, here's what's been going on this very busy AM: More »
    07/10/08
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    By Wilson Rothman

    Comment by redkamel: is epocrates on there? stuck at work cant download.... I am pretty sure the leaked one is "offial"..I doubt they will... more » | Other threads

  • iphone 2.0

    How to Install the iPhone 2.0 Update Right Now

    The iPhone 2.0 update, which will let you install those fancy apps, is live right now, but you have to install it on your iPhone manually. It's easy though. Click here to download the iPhone 2.0 firmware. Then in iTunes, hold down the option key while clicking "Check for Update", but don't forget to make that one-time back up first, or you'll lose all your data. We've tested it, and it's all good. If you wanna wait 'til it's super automatic, that's cool too, it shouldn't be too long now. iPod touch owners have to wait until it's onsale for $9.95 though. Note: Unlocked phones will brick out if you install the 2.0 update. [Apple via Mac Rumors]
    07/10/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Sinestra: So will the Devteams new crack allow you to jailbreak your phone running on 2.0? I upgraded my 1st Gen... more » | Other threads

  • iphone apps

    iPhone App Store Launch Details: 25% Free Out Of 500+ Total

    Steve Jobs gave the NYT a bunch of details on the upcoming iPhone App Store. It's opening Thursday with "more than 500 software applications," 25% of which will be free, and 90% of which will be $9.99 or less. If we're talking software developers, they get 70% of the revenues while Apple pockets 30%. Jobs compared the split favorably to game development companies, saying that Apple was going to "provide distribution and marketing." Somehow we don't think arrangement of apps on a virtual iTunes shelf with a few web banners on Fark and Digg can compare with, say, the Grand Theft Auto IV ad blitz. [NYT]
    07/10/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by silencedotcom: @goaliegeek: I beleive so, but you can backup your Applications and such before you reset. more » | Other threads

  • mobileme

    MobileMe OS X Update Download Is Live (MobileMe Coming Tonight Between 8PM-2AM)

    GearLive just found that the MobileMe update is live on Apple's site, even if it's not live on Software Update yet. Click here to grab the package, which you can install first before the actual MobileMe is live. According to .Mac's left column, the service will be taken offline between 8PM tonight PDT and 2AM tomorrow morning. If we're lucky, their maintenance will finish quickly and everyone will have MobileMe shortly after 8. If not, it'll be early Thursday. [GearLive] More »
    07/09/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by freakshow1: Says I am using an invalid name. Nice! more » | Other threads

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