Tuesday, January 12, 2010

iPhone's next GPU

Graphics Processing Unit or GPU, any modern computer equipment is an important part of the device, which receives the major 3D graphics processor. At CES 2010 last week, the Imagination Technologies, the chip maker spilled beans on the GPU for the next generation iPhone.

Discovered Imagination PowerVR GPU design SGX545 main CES, which is the only mobile phone capable GPU OpenGL 3.2 and DirectX 10 effects on the level. SGX545 the support OpenCL, which means that the cycle of unused processing chip can be used to offload work from the main processor. Multithreading-SGX545 is also aware of and may provide another leap quickly when used with multi-processor designs, as the main ARM Cortex-A9.

Imagination noted that manufactured test chip for an unnamed partner "leadership" which may very well be Apple. Cupertino Children PowerVR graphics used in any iPhone and iPod touch, and many experts believe the next generation of devices can be powered by a variant of the ARM Cortex-A9. Apple is also an investor in the imagination, buying 9.5% stake in the chip manufacturer in 2008 and 2009. So it is very likely that SGX545 churning from other pixels manually buy from Apple Store.

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Vodafone will sale iPhone in UK in Jan 2010

Vodaphone is the latest of the UK’s major phone networks to offer the iPhone to customers.

The cheapest tariff available is £30 a month for 24 months, plus additional handset charges ranging from £59 (iPhone 3G 8GB) to £239 (3GS 32GB).

Both business and consumer contracts are subject to a 1GB monthly data limit on mobile internet use. Orange has a decent limit of 750MB per month.


More information to http://topiphonenews.com/vodafone-to-sell-iphone-in-uk-in-january-2010/

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

AT&T block for New York iPhone Sales

AT&T has apparently found a workable solution to the reported data congestion in New York City. They've quietly stopped selling the iPhone from their web site to customers in the New York metropolitan area.

I guess that's one way to solve the problem.

Reader Stephen in Brooklyn made the discovery while shopping for a new phone today.


See more information at http://consumerist.com/2009/12/att-customer-service-new-york-city-is-not-ready-for-the-iphone.html


By Laura Northrup

Monday, October 19, 2009

Apple developing radio app for iphone

Citing anonymous sources, the Apple news site says the functionality of the application will be similar to what Apple built into the iPod Nano. That includes the ability to pause live FM transmissions and fast-forward when you resume playing.

According to 9 to 5 Mac, the delay in getting the app to market is Apple’s decision to integrate it with the iTunes Store, which is built into the devices. With this integration, people will be able to tap on a song they hear on the radio and buy it through iTunes.

Of course, Apple wouldn’t be the first company to offer some type of FM functionality on the iPhone. Applications like Wunder Radio have been around for over a year and enable people to stream Internet radio to their iPhone and iPod Touch.

The big advantage Apple would have is linking its application to the iTunes Store, which creates the potential for more revenue.

from cNet

Monday, October 12, 2009

iphone launch Photoshop App.

Adobe has a new mobile version of Photoshop is now available as an app for the iPhone. Photoshop iPhone application allows users to crop, rotate, and perform various other effects to images captured by the iPhone camera.

By using Photoshop on the iPhone gives you access to some powerful software. On a PC or Mac, Photoshop system is widely used by many designers because of the quality it produces. After this phone is great if you some powerful editing tools to work while you receive.

"If the digital imaging leader, is pleased that Adobe Photoshop.com Mobile to bring iPhone users," said Doug Mack, Vice President and General Manager Consumer and Hosted Solutions at Adobe. "Now, with access to powerful editing tools and parts, iPhone users are armed with the means to document all the unexpected moments in life, so they have their best, and then re-live those memories with friends and family."

The application gives you access to 2 GB of online storage space for storing your files on the website of Photoshop. Unfortunately, the application is not available from the U.S. and Canada at the time, although we hope that this is changing rapidly. Applications are also free to make it worth to you if available.

Friday, September 18, 2009

iPhone 3.1 may cause jailbreak problem

Apple is expected to release the iPhone 3.1 update either tomorrow or shortly after the event tomorrow. Of course as with every update, jailbreakers and people who unlock should be wary as Apple tries to nullify the process with each patch.

Here is the Dev Team’s reminder;

“If you update to Apple’s new software using the normal iTunes process, you will lose your ultrasn0w unlock. In fact you may lose it permanently, because for most people the baseband firmware cannot be reverted to a previous version (unlike the main application CPU firmware).”

The Dev Team usually posts a fresh hack within days if not hours of every new release so there is no need to fret. Still, don’t rush to download the new firmware right away.

Update:We apologize for the confusion this may have caused. To clarify, the Dev team has not said that you would lose your jailbreak only your Ultrasn0w unlock if you update the firmware by normal means through iTunes.

Source: TiPB

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Dexter iPhone game out now

Marc Ecko Entertainment has released an iPhone game adaptation of TV show Dexter for £3.49.

It's based on the first series of the murderous drama, which follows police blood splatter analyst Dexter as he investigates by day and kills by night. Presented in impressive 3D, you control the eponymous character as he collects evidence at crime scenes before stalking his guilty prey when the sun goes down.

Michael C. Hall, star of the telly series, lends his Dexter vocals to the game, while show script writer Tim Schlattmann conjures an original storyline.

Sounds like quite a lot of effort has been put in, if the synopsis on the App Store gamepage is anything to go by.

See more information at http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/dexter-iphone-game-out-now

Jailbroken 3.1 for iPhone

In the recent release of iPhone 3.1 and features users will be updated, but be careful if you have jailbroken iPhone. IPhone 3.1 jailbroken will update the settings and let you escape from prison again if Dev Team hackers can come up with another way to escape from prison again

This means that if the iPhone 3.1 update do not apply to non-certified network to the destination are different hackers to exploit. Note: this can never be fixed and you may need AT & T as your carrier * shudder *, but there is no doubt that hackers use to have something ready by the end of the week.

So you want to update, if you can afford to go without your service provider for one week or two.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

New iPhone application can alert for swine flu infection

Apple has introduced a new iPhone application, which enables users to track and report outbreaks of infectious diseases, such as H1N1 (swine flu), on the ground in real time.
The application called ”Outbreaks Near Me” has been created by researchers at Children’’s Hospital Boston in collaboration with the MIT Media Lab.

It uses the HealthMap technology, an online resource that collects, filters, maps and disseminates information about emerging infectious diseases, and provides a new, contextualised view of a user’’s specific location.

Via HealthMap, the new application pinpoints outbreaks that have been reported in the vicinity of the user, and offers the opportunity to search for additional outbreak information by location or disease.

”Outbreaks Near Me” has another additional functionality-the ability to set alerts that will notify a user on their device or by e-mail when new outbreaks are reported in their proximity, or if a user enters a new area of activity.

“We hope individuals will find the new app to be a useful source of outbreak information - locally, nationally, and globally,” said HealthMap co-founder Dr. John Brownstein.

He added: “As people are equipped with more knowledge and awareness of infectious disease, the hope is that they will become more involved and proactive about public health.”

The new application also features an option for users to submit an outbreak report.

This feature would enable individuals in cities and countries around the world to interact with the HealthMap team and participate in the public health surveillance process.

In fact, users can also click photos - of situations and scenarios of, and/or leading to, disease - with their iPhone and submit them to the HealthMap system for review and eventual posting as an alert on the worldwide map.

“This is grassroots, participatory epidemiology. In releasing this app we aim to empower citizens in the cause of public health, not only by providing ready access to real-time information, but also by encouraging them to contribute their own knowledge, expertise, and observations. In enabling participation in surveillance, we also expect to increase global coverage and identify outbreaks earlier,” said HealthMap co-founder Clark Freifeld. (ANI)

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Apple claims “exploding” iPhones due to screen pressure.

Last week, reports surfaced that Apple was investigating reports of "exploding" iPhones, encouraged by the publicity the case of a French teenager who allegedly received eye injuries when the screen of his iPhone crushed.

AFP reported earlier this week that the additional requirements to explode iPhones had appeared that France and the official consumer affairs office had launched an investigation into reports.

Despite claims to the contrary by those who are affected by the bug, Apple claims that the incidents are not the result of a battery problem, but instead is caused by too much pressure on the screen of the iPhone's.

"To date, no confirmed cases of overheated batteries, iPhone 3G, and the number of reports which we examine in the single digits, the company said in a statement

GTA app in iPhone

Rockstar Games announced Monday that its portable version of Grand Theft Auto would port: Chinatown Wars for the Nintendo DS to the iPhone. The game is expected to arrive this autumn. "China Town Wars is a perfect match for the iPhone and iPod touch. We are very pleased at this incredibly ambitious version of Liberty City to bring this level of detail and compelling gameplay on the new Apple gaming platforms" Rockstar president Sam Houser said.

China Town Wars is one of the best-reviewed
games for mobile device from Nintendo. After lackluster sales after the debut title, Rockstar also announced its intention to port the title to the Sony PlayStation Portable.

Beaterator Rockstar also announced that its rhythm game announced for the Sony PSP, will also be the way to the iPhone and iPod touch this fall.

"The simple, pick-up-and-play nature of Beaterator lends itself so well to the Apple platform," said Houser. "We are pleased to an application that allows for unprecedented sharing and the ease-of-use supply."

Friday, August 28, 2009

iPhone in China

Our man in Beijing has just bought a new slim Apple iPhone (AAPL) to 4000 RMB ($ 520ish). It came unlocked, of course, and is ready for your SIM card.

(At least our man thinks that he bought the iPhone. Chinese knock-offs "HiPhone" sells for about half, and he says he hardly tell the difference. See video below).

Last number of our man in Beijing heard on iPhone sales China was 600.000 to 400.000 that China Mobile (CHL) reported at the end of 2007. The number of sales HiPhone? Incalculable.

As you may recall that our man in Beijing plant our steak dinner that the iPhone officially arrives in China by the end of 2009. Our people feel pretty good now. Why?

Because why on earth should China Mobile (mainly owned by the Chinese government) agree that Apple's iPhone reducing the monthly subscription revenue, as China Mobile, we can only sell SIM cards and keep all the revenue for themselves?

Why, yes.

Want to play the iPhone-in-China trend? Buy China Mobile. And, of course, Apple is doing a pretty nice living at the unit, although it is not pigging on charges for a monthly subscription.

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

iPhone Theme 2

Download : Colleteral damage from iskysoft

iPhone Download Theme 1

iPhone Theme Download: domokun 2 from iskysoft

iPhone VS Black Berry

We played for a while and chose the main reasons we are in favor of phones.

BlackBerry

To open a conversation with a click - BlackBerry Messenger, AOL Instant Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, Yahoo! Messenger and Windows Live.

- "Table" friends in the chat window to draw the attention. Best removed everything from his head.

-Classic games like BrickBreaker, Texas Hold'em, Word Mole and Sudoku. The sky is a procrastinator.

-My favorite for quick contact with people who speak the majority. Is it really so much to talk to your mom?

Keyboard with eyes full text of teachers while in class. There is no such thing as a QWERTY keyboard.

iPhone

Come, maximize or minimize your fingers. Facebook-stalk into the pores.

- "Bump" the others get their contact details. The easiest was to get his (or her) number.

Tour-screen horizontally or vertically. Good for rollercoasters. And viewing Web pages without restriction.

Simple interface for quick access to the brain, known as the "application".

-Type "silence" on the screen keyboard. No-click-click of some buttons obsolete.

Monday, August 24, 2009

Hello Kitty on iPhone app

For lovers of entertainment, Sanrio Digital is working with ZIO Interactive, Inc., to supply the iPhone Hello Kitty Hello Kitty parachute paradise with their iPhone application.

According to the release of Education, Hello Kitty Paradise parachute iPhone application has 2 parts of the game, my room, where you can demonstrate competence on the basis of points earned from parachuting staged.

The second is the arcade, where Hello Kitty get points to progress through 10 stages containing unlockable mini-games. Hello Kitty Paradise parachute iPhone application is available through the App Store in the U.S. with price tag at $ 4.99.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Facebook Video is available on iPhone

Now, while Facebook is incredibly popular when it comes to upload photos when it comes to videos, it seems that the majority of users still prefer YouTube YouTube YouTube. But the new iPhone 3GS finally record videos, and a new Facebook app for the iPhone makes it simple to upload it to Facebook (as it hopefully), I can imagine that iPhone owners could only begin to upload their videos directly on Facebook.

As you may recall, Facebook's support for uploading video is a bad thing for a long time, and even Facebook itself is not too much stress, so it's a small link that most users do not even noticed. But then late last year, Facebook added support for HD videos, and (more importantly) embedding videos on other sites.

It is still far from perfect, as Facebook's privacy settings can make it difficult for a video to go viral, but the set of video features Facebook offers is - taking into account the needs of most casual users - not so much worse than that on YouTube. With the addition of iPhone video upload, maybe Facebook is finally a place where you videos of your friends, not just photos.

We want to know what you think and what do you expect from approx. Did you upload videos on Facebook, or did you use websites dedicated to video like YouTube? If you're an iPhone owner 3GS, do you plan to upload more videos to Facebook, when the new version of Facebook iPhone application is available? Let us know in the comments.

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Gas Tycoon is on iPhone Application

A new games for iPhone has been released and is now available in the AppStore. This new game, by Lemico Soft, is called Gas Tycoon. Connect houses with a gas station and deliver gas to the homes and the less moves you make the higher your score, which is opposite of most games.

Price for the app is a buck, but you can always grab the lite version for free. Let's test for your iPhone today.

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Benefits of investing in iPhone applications


1. Attractive Commission - You'll get to keep 70% of everything you sell in the iPhone Application Store.

2. Wide Range of Business Opportunities - It is speculated that iPhone will achieve 45 million units by the end of 2009. With such strong numbers of consumers, this is where many opportunities can be found.

3. Work From Home - Some people are creating applications as a full time job. One reason is because of its high rturns and it is seen to be only growing at the current rate. Therefore, more and more people are starting to come into this industry.

The iPhone market is still in its early stages and growing at a very fast rate. This makes it extremely attractive for many business companies. It is the reason why the popularity of iPhone applications within corporations is blooming. On the other hand, Apple is trying to do its best to support business applications development. Very soon, developers are able to sell additional services within applications, and buyers will be able to use these new features to create a better and more distinctive application.

The development of iPhone applications has become one of the richest business in the world of information technology these days. Many programmers have made a name and fortune for themselves by simply writing unique iPhone applications. In fact, these applications are fairly cheap, but if you write one that goes viral, it will generate you a whole lot of money.

See more tip on http://ezinearticles.com/?Learn-How-to-Make-Money-With-iPhone-Applications&id=2407458

How to get iPhone cheap price?

So you want a new mobile phone?

The enormous cost of more than $ 400 dollars is very prohibitive for most people who are interested in an Apple iPhone. The good news is that these people are not aware that there are several places you can get a cheap iPhone, and most likely much less than half the price.

What are your options?

A place where you can use these phones, the Internet shopping stores. Internet retailers compete for the business and click on it more than likely not sell their products at much lower prices. Do not be fooled that the low-priced phones, the real work. They can afford to their online prices significantly lower than regular offline stores because they do not need more than the cost of your regular offline store would be in such a way that costs are not included in the price of the phone.

Some of these suppliers are doing business for a number of years and it is a sign that the Mobile products they offer are the real deal and not a knock off product. Some of these suppliers a very high level, high-quality products in its inventory, and they have done for many years.

Companies that online sales of Apple's iPhone and other mobile products, tend to the social community, such as a device. They want to build a report with the buyer, they want to protect you from their mailing list to offer you the latest news, or you have other accessories for your phone. They are also the place to meet other phone users and share their experiences. This is why we have drastically their prices so low, you have a digital world where the customer resides.

It does not matter where you actually go buy a cheap iPhone, if you do not get less than the recommended selling price, it is desirable to spend more time, that they are new, and make sure you have a guarantee for the protection of you buy the unlikely event that something goes wrong.