Update #4: There is now a guide for installing, jailbreak and unlocking the iPhone 3.0 Firmware. Update #3: We have completed an updated Guide to installing the iPhone 2.2.1 Firmware on a Jailbroken/Unlocked iPhone. Update #2: We have added a new guide for installing the iPhone 2.1 Firmware. Introduction This quick guide covers the process I took to install [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, July 20, 2008
Remember 10 years ago when voice-recognition and Dragon Naturally Typing was going to replace the keyboard? Yea that didn’t quite pan out how we all thought… I think at some point we were going to replace the mouse with eye-tracking lasers on the monitor and then some sort of brain-tie-in that would tell when you “clicked” [...]
Continue reading...Friday, July 11, 2008
Hot on the heels of the iPhone 2.0 firmware release that includes support for the new application SDK, Truphone has released their cheap, WiFi-based, VoIP international dialing software for the iPhone – it can be installed directly from the Apple Software Store. Rates for Truphone look to be reasonable, with world-wide calling at around $0.06-$0.30/min for [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Well the lucky bastards over at The Boy Genius Report got their hands on an 3G iPhone and posted their unboxing shots of it. For anyone interested… it pretty much looks like an iPhone. It does look a bit curvier though. Anyway, dig in! Thanks BGR!
Continue reading...Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Get ready to take it up the yoo-hoo… AT&T has finally released pricing for the 3G iPhone. The Basics (Prices for 8GB and 16GB) For Plan Renewal: $199 or $299 For Early Upgraders: $399 or $499 For No Plan: $599 and $699 (Launched Later) For full plan in formation, check out the following tables: Individual plans Price Voice Data Night and weekend Additional minutes $69.99 450 Unlimited 5000 $0.45 $89.99 900 Unlimited Unlimited $0.40 $109.99 1350 Unlimited Unlimited $0.35 $129.99 Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited N/A Family plans Price Voice Data Night [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, June 26, 2008
Do you have a JailBroken iPhone and it drives you bat-shit that every single time you open Safari on the iPhone to browser to your favorite site, check your email, load up Google Reader, etc. you have to re-login and it doesn’t seem to remember your cookies from particular sites? Well iRemember is here to help [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, June 18, 2008
On June 20th Sprint is set to announce the iPhone’s closest competitor: The Samsung Instinct. The Instinct offers the same approach to a phone device that the iPhone made popular: slapping a myriad of features into a “slab” touch-screen design but wrapping all that functionality with an intuitive design. The Instinct is bringing all the usual suspects [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, June 12, 2008
Gizmodo put up a 3G iPhone True Cost comparison that I found interesting, especially given the shenanigans surrounding the 3G iPhone upcoming release (pertaining to AT&T’s lockdown). It looks like when you consider the SMS fee and 3G fee, the new 3G iPhone will cost you a total of $160 more dollars in a 2 year [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, June 12, 2008
Momail has announced support for the upcoming 3G iPhone and Samsung Omnia releases. For the folks fuzzy on what Momail does, it more or less acts as a super mobile-mail-service in that all the receiving, delivery and sending of mail is optimized around the “mobile device” environment you are on. That includes respecting multiple sender addresses [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Update #1: Chris Hunkele has provided an analysis at the end of the post that seems to suggest the iPhone 2.0 is fundamentally incompatible with the T-Mobile 3G network that is rolling out now, check it out. Update #2: Chris Hunkele has confirmed that the 3G iPhone will not work on the 3G T-Mobile network, see [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, June 10, 2008
We have covered it here before that Apple got the long… really-long end of the stick when they partnered up with AT&T for the iPhone 1. Not only were they getting full price for their devices on each sale, but also a portion of the service contract, while AT&T got the rest. It seems that with [...]
Continue reading...Monday, June 9, 2008
In an effort to “lock this bitch down” AT&T seems to be done placating Apple and letting folks buy the phone, take it home and JailBreak it. It looks like the new iPhone is going to require in-store activation along with requiring more expensive AT&T standard data/voice services to function. I think the days of buying [...]
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
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