From I4U News -
The iPhone OS 3.0 update will be available on June 17 with iPhone users receiving the update for free, and touch owners having to pay $9.95. The new OS now includes tethering support (i.e. using the iPhone as a modem for your notebook), app-sharing and in-call digital sharing (no mention of video-conferencing though).
Monday, June 8, 2009
New iPhone OS 3.0 available June 17th
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iPhone 3G S Details unveiled

From I4U News -
The Apple Store has now the details of the highly anticipated new iPhone 3G S. It comes in 16GB ($199) and 32GB ($299) in either black or white. New Features include Voice Control, HSDPA, digital compass, and video recording with a new 3MP camera that also supports Autofocus, Tap to focus, VGA up to 30 fps with audio and Photo and video geotagging.
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Sunday, May 31, 2009
Mobile Spy for the iPhone; iLife gets Creepy.
From I4U News -
Retina-X Studios has just released the Mobile Spy 3.0 app for the iPhone, which allows users to surreptitiously monitor everyone who contacts them. The program runs as a background app, and automatically tracks and records SMS messages, phone calls, and GPS locations. It enables the user to track down where a SMS is sent from or where a phone call is coming from. All data are automatically uploaded to a separate website where a user can access it.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
FlipTIme 1.0 Introduction (E)
FlipTime is full 3D Flip Clock application for iPhone/iPod touch. You can download from AppStore.
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Monday, May 11, 2009
Maza Digital Drivetrain for iPhone is Rejected

From Gizmodo -
Maza Digital's Drivetrain, a remote front end for its Transmission, which is a Mac/PC BitTorrent client, has been rejected by Applem who sent a reply stating: This category of applications is often used for the purpose of infringing third party rights. We have chosen to not publish this type of application to the App Store.
Ironically, even if BitTorrent is presumably used to download copyrighted material, Drivetrain itself doesn't do anything illegal at all: It just controls the software on the PC and doesn't use the iPhone itself for piracy.
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