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iPhone 2.2 OS - The homescreen shortcut

It’s hard to stand out among headlining iPhone 2.2 OS features like Google Maps Street View and a refreshed, more stable iPhone Safari. But that doesn’t mean the new iPhone 2.2 OS’s homescreen shortcut feature isn’t terrific in its own right. What is the iPhone “homescreen shortcut,” you ask? The countless free iPhone applications in the [...]

Published Fri, Nov 11 2008 10:18 PM by IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News, Information, and Analysis

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, mac os, Announcements, applications, Hottest Hardware

Problems with iPhone 2.2 OS

With the iPhone 2.2 OS having just gone live, users are no doubt flocking to iTunes for the iPhone OS update that boasts Google Maps Street View, voice call and email enhancements, and a refreshed iPhone Safari UI. Of course, iPhone 3G users looking to preserve their older baseband firmware in hopes of a future [...]

Published Fri, Nov 11 2008 8:08 PM by Into iPhone

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, mac os, Announcements, applications, Developer

Apple releases iPhone 2.2 OS with Google Maps Street View!

Apple’s iPhone 2.2 OS has long been expected to bring a host of new features to the iPhone and iPhone 3G. With new feature highlights like Google Maps Street View and a refreshed iPhone Safari UI, the iPhone 2.2 OS promises to take your iPhone to the next level. And, wouldn’t you know it? Apple has [...]

Published Fri, Nov 11 2008 3:29 PM by Into iPhone

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, mac os, Announcements, applications, Hottest Hardware

Apple iPhone 3G outpaces Palm to No. 2 corporate smartphone spot

There really is no stopping this wave of iPhone 3G adoption, it seems. The iPhone 3G is the most reliable smartphone, has been proclaimed the most satisfying handset among business customers, trumped the venerable Motorola RAZR in US handset sales, and has helped Apple become the second-largest smartphone vendor in the world. Now, Apple has [...]

Published Thu, Nov 11 2008 4:57 PM by Into iPhone

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, Palm, Announcements, research, financial, RIM (Research in Motion)

iPhone Dev Team proclaims iPhone 3G unlock breakthrough, urges caution

The iPhone Dev Team’s prolonged search for the elusive iPhone 3G software unlock solution is finally starting to come to a head. iPhone 3G users looking to unlock the iPhone 3G’s baseband firmware will be happy to hear that The Team has made yet another breakthrough on the road to unlocking the iPhone 3G. Today, we’re [...]

Published Thu, Nov 11 2008 2:25 PM by IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News, Information, and Analysis

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, mac os, Announcements, Developer

Orb makes the jump to iPhone App Store - Stream media from PC to iPhone

The early iPhone jailbreak scene spawned numerous iPhone applications that were free of Apple’s iPhone SDK restrictions. One of those early applications, Orb, caught our eye as a PC-to-iPhone streaming media application. With the ability to place-shift music, video, and even live TV (if your computer is equipped to pull down TV broadcasts), Orb offered [...]

Published Tue, Nov 11 2008 8:06 PM by IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News, Information, and Analysis

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, mac os, Announcements, applications

Apple bringing iPhone 3G to Taiwan’s Chunghwa Telecom

Taiwan has been importing gray-market iPhone 3G units since the iconic handset’s launch this year, but there hasn’t been an official, carrier-subsidized iPhone 3G offering in the island-nation. But, that’s all about to change. Chunghwa Telecom has announced that they’ve inked a deal with Apple to bring the iPhone 3G to Taiwan ahead of the December [...]

Published Mon, Nov 11 2008 7:10 PM by IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News, Information, and Analysis

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, Announcements, Devices

Apple sued again for iPhone 3G network woes, iPhone 3G case cracks

The iPhone 3G isn’t just a media magnet, it’s also a lawsuit magnet. Apple has been hit with more lawsuits regarding its market-smashing iPhone 3G than has any other smartphone manufacturer on the planet. The latest lawsuit against the Cupertino-based Apple cites the iPhone 3G’s failure to live up to Apple’s claims that the iPhone [...]

Published Sun, Nov 11 2008 1:43 PM by Into iPhone

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, mac os, Announcements, AT&T, financial

Google drops new iPhone-optimized search portal

Even with the T-Mobile G1 bringing Google’s new mobile platform to the masses, it seems that Google still respects the iPhone and it’s mobile browsing market influence. With the iPhone Safari browser grabbing chunks of the mobile web browser market and driving mobile web consumption around the world, Google has rolled out a new iPhone-optimized [...]

Published Thu, Nov 11 2008 3:02 PM by IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News, Information, and Analysis

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, mac os, Announcements, applications

Microsoft says “me too” on AppStore aspirations

When a company becomes as bloated as Microsoft, it’s bound to make stupendous mis-steps (ahem, Vista) and alienate itself from the rest of the standards-adhering industry (ahem, Internet Explorer). But, even under CEO Steve Ballmer’s wayward leadership, Microsoft will apparently change its traditionally Apple-hating ways and has hinted at the development of a direct-to-consumer mobile [...]

Published Tue, Nov 11 2008 7:20 PM by IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News, Information, and Analysis

Filed under: Windows Mobile, Apple, mac os, Announcements, Services

iPhone camera photo-taking contest yields interesting iPhone shots

Since when did the iPhone and iPhone 3G become good enough cameraphones to justify a photo-contest using nothing more than the iPhone’s camera? Well, since Kelby Training decided to hype their new iPhone book, appropriately titled, “The iPhone Book,” by offering prizes for the best picture taken with an iPhone. Granted, most of the shots are [...]

Published Tue, Nov 11 2008 6:38 PM by IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News, Information, and Analysis

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, mac os, Announcements, photos

New application allows iPhone backup file extraction

It sure is convenient having all your iPhone and iPhone 3G’s data backed up through iTunes, isn’t it? But those iPhone backup files would be even more useful if you could actually extract them and view them on your computer. Enter the iPhone Backup Extractor application for Mac OS X Leopard. The application was created by Mac [...]

Published Tue, Nov 11 2008 4:50 PM by IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News, Information, and Analysis

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, mac os, Announcements, applications, Developer

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