From TG Daily -
AT&T posted its fiscal Q4 2008 earnings Wednesday revealing just how important the iPhone has been for the company. While its landline business slumped further, AT&T's wireless business grew, thanks to 1.9 million new iPhone 3G activations. In addition, a significant number of new subscribers switched network just get the iPhone 3G.
Complete details here.
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Apple's iPhone 3G saves AT&T from recession
SnapTell: One Of The Coolest iPhone Apps Gets Even Better
From TechCrunch -
SnapTell recently released an upgrade that introduces a number of useful new features, most significant of whihch is the addition of local and online price comparisons through TheFind. This gives you a quick look at what the item you’ve photographed is going for at local retail stores as well as on online sites like Amazon. The upgraded app also includes a number of UI changes and seems generally snappier.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
LightBike - iPhone Multiplayer 3D Game
LightBike promotion movie.
Now on available, Free version.
Full version will be released in February.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
iPhone App Store Hits 500 Million Downloads
The App Store has hit half a billion downloads in a mere 6 months and Gizmodo has made a handy pie chart that shows the breakdown.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Eos Converge™ System Streams Music Wirelessly
From BusinessWire -
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Eos™ Wireless, the leader in wireless audio products, today unveiled Eos Converge™, a remarkably simple, incredibly versatile new way to stream music from a Mac/PC iPod/iPhone, Apple TV or other audio source into every area of the house.
“In the digital age your music lives on your computer, but your computer doesn’t live where you want your music. That’s all about to change,” says Jeff O’Shea, Executive Vice President of IntelliTouch and the creator of the Eos Converge Wireless System. Eos Converge brings not just some, but all the music from your computer, iPod, iPhone or other music device into every room of your house, all wirelessly and with pure digital sound quality. No more moving your music source from room to room, dock to dock just to hear your music. Simply connect the Eos Converge transmitter to a Mac/PC, iPod, iPhone, Apple TV or other audio device and stream pure digital, CD quality audio everywhere -- through walls, floors, doors and ceilings, upstairs, downstairs, inside and out. With a wireless range of up to 150 feet, Eos Converge is a rock-solid wireless transmitter/receiver system solution that harmoniously coexists with any other WiFi, Bluetooth and other wireless devices.
Eos Converge has the flexibility to play virtually any kind of digital music, from nearly any source. By connecting to a computer via USB port, users can listen to their entire lineup of tracks from iTunes, or from Pandora, Rhapsody or any MP3 music player, as well as thousands of Internet radio stations. Even XM, Sirius Radio and other MP3 players are also supported through the transmitter’s auxiliary port.
Best of all, when used with any iPhone/iPod Touch and Apple’s “Remote” application (available as a free download from Apple’s App Store) users can remotely control music selection and playback through their existing home WiFi network. “No longer are you limited to the songs stored on your iPod or iPhone, you get your entire music library. With an iPhone or iPod Touch and Apple’s “Remote” App, all your artists, all your songs and all your playlists are available and from the palm of your hand,” says O’Shea. Apple’s Remote App allows users to search, select and play music, just like they were sitting in front of their computer. The Remote App also enables users to display album cover artwork on their iPhone or iPod Touch as well as allowing them to globally control the system volume to all Eos Converge wireless receivers.
To suit the needs of any home or audio system, the Eos Converge system offers multiple and interchangeable receiver components that can be mixed-and-matched with any Eos Converge Transmitter or Original Eos iPod Docking station to address up to four areas of the home, including outdoor patios and pool areas:
Group 1—Designed for home theater and home stereo systems, Group 1 receivers provide the long sought-after link between a computer music library and a home’s primary audio system. Just plug the receiver directly into any device with an auxiliary audio input jack and begin hearing CD quality audio from your collection. Group 1 receivers also feature individual track control so you can play, pause and skip forward or back from your receiver location.
Group 2—Group 2 receivers feature a powerful, high-quality amplifier with outputs to connect any audio speaker. Like Group 1 units, Group 2 receivers feature individual track control for easy music management.
Group 3—The ultimate Eos Converge solution—a fully self-contained, amazingly portable receiver/amplifier/speaker system that plugs into any wall outlet. Featuring integrated, amplified 2.1 stereo loudspeakers, Group 3 systems instantly link with Eos Converge transmitters to create a total audio system for use anywhere, indoors or out.
Monday, January 5, 2009
David Pogue on Cellphone Trends for 2009
"David Pogue, personal-technology columnist for the New York Times, delivers an entertaining talk about the cellular technology trends of 2009.
EG is the celebration of the American entertainment industry. Since 1984, Richard Saul Wurman has created extraordinary gatherings about learning and understanding. EG is a rich extension of these ideas - a conference that explores the attitude of understanding in music, film, television, radio, technology, advertising, gaming, interactivity and the web - The Entertainment Gathering
David Pogue is the weekly tech columnist for the New York Times, a weekly CNBC reporter, and an Emmy-winning correspondent for CBS News Sunday Morning. He has written or co-written seven books in the "...for Dummies" series (including Apple computers, magic, opera, and classical music); and in 1999, he launched his own series of computer how-to books, called the Missing Manual series, which includes over 60 titles."
Beejive IM updated to 2.0, includes audio messaging
From TUAW -
Beejive IM, arguably the best iPhone IM app, has been updated to version 2.0. It allows you to connect to just about all the top IM services including: AIM, Google Talk, ICQ, Jabber, MSN/Live, Myspace IM, and Yahoo.
New features include being able to send photos directly from the iPhone and have them show up in-line with the body of the chat, viewing of photos sent to the iPhone, the ability to record and send audio as well as several filetypes.
Friday, January 2, 2009
Steamy iPhone Magic Trick!
http://isteam.co.uk
Cool trick to do with your iPhone / iPod Touch: get the steam off your screen. Simulate what it would be like if you left your phone in a steamy bathroom, or took it to the sauna! Shows what a nice physics simulator can do running on a portable device.
iPhone App "Crayon Physics Deluxe"
Details: http://www.dothehudson.net
It first became a phenomenon in the beginning of 2008 in YouTube websites around the globe. The Grand Award winner for 2D Physics PC puzzle game in "INDEPENDENT GAMES FESTIVAL" is finally here for iPhone/iPod touch!
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