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Category Archives: iphone
That Flash on the iPhone
I am not quite sure how often Flash has been discussed on the iPhone and how often we have seen prototypes running on it. Given the development of HTML5 as well as the memory and battery issues that come with Flash, Flash is turning out to be a nice-to-have feature and not so much a must have. But if you really must run Flash on an iPhone, now you can, thanks to Frash that runs on jailbroken iPhones. We haven’t tested it yet, but we thought you would like to know. If you run it, keep in mind that Comex says that Frash is not what you would describe as stable.
Is it iPhone 5 time already?
This one seems to be a bit early. It isn’t quite Apple rumor time and it surely is not the time for a new iPhone to be discussed. Or is it?
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iPhone Maintains the Edge in Web Usage
There are some now statistics out that indicate an extremely high product loyalty among iPhone users as well as impressive web usage that is most likely fueled by the iPhone 4.
It Just Won’t Go Away: iPhone Coming To T-Mobile?
I believe the last time I heard this one was in March of this year. Back then, it was the Financial Times that said that T-Mobile might start selling the iPhone later this year or next year. Now it is Cult of Mac, which quotes a “highly paces source within T-Mobile” that there is an 80% chance that T-Mobile might start selling the iPhone in the third quarter of this year. We leave this one up to you to decide what 80% really means.
Antenna Confusion Not Deterring New Users
With all the hoopla surrounding the iPhone antenna issues, it’s easy to imagine that Apple may be losing some buyers to Android. There is enough confusion out there to suggest that a different smartphone may be a better smartphone right no
Behind The Scenes of The Apple-AT&T Relationship
Wired will be running an article in its upcoming August issue that will shed some light on the rather difficult relationship between Apple and AT&T. While it is always difficult to determine how accurate such reports are, the article promises to provide background information why AT&T seems to be falling of what the iPhone really would need.
iPhone Predicted To See Huge Surge in Demand
ChangeWave has released interesting survey findings that indicate sharply rising demand for Apple’s iPhone over the next quarter. The result contradicts some expectations that Apple may be gambling away its customer trust by ignoring the iPhone reception issues, but then [...]
BMW First To Integrate iPod Out
BMW has been pretty quick to take advantage of iOS 4 and enable the new iPod Out new feature that was first described in April when developers noted an extended "iPod Accessory Protocol". BMW said it is using the software [...]
How Much Data Do We Really Consume?
AT&T caused some waves recently when it simply canceled its flat fee wireless data plan and replaced with two plans that have caps, which, in some scenarios could get rather expensive for the user. Some analysts, such as Jack Gold from J. Gold Associates, have said that efficient data usage of apps may become a part of future wireless benchmarks.
Facebook Updates SDK For iOS
Facebook has updated its SDK for iOSfor iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad apps. The big news is that this new SDK enables the use of the Graph UI amd allows authentication with OAuth 2.0.
That Flash on the iPhone
I am not quite sure how often Flash has been discussed on the iPhone and how often we have seen prototypes running on it. Given the development of HTML5 as well as the memory and battery issues that come with Flash, Flash is turning out to be a nice-to-have feature and not so much a must have. But if you really must run Flash on an iPhone, now you can, thanks to Frash that runs on jailbroken iPhones. We haven’t tested it yet, but we thought you would like to know. If you run it, keep in mind that Comex says that Frash is not what you would describe as stable.
Is it iPhone 5 time already?
This one seems to be a bit early. It isn’t quite Apple rumor time and it surely is not the time for a new iPhone to be discussed. Or is it?
Also posted in Featured 6 Comments
iPhone Maintains the Edge in Web Usage
There are some now statistics out that indicate an extremely high product loyalty among iPhone users as well as impressive web usage that is most likely fueled by the iPhone 4.
It Just Won’t Go Away: iPhone Coming To T-Mobile?
I believe the last time I heard this one was in March of this year. Back then, it was the Financial Times that said that T-Mobile might start selling the iPhone later this year or next year. Now it is Cult of Mac, which quotes a “highly paces source within T-Mobile” that there is an 80% chance that T-Mobile might start selling the iPhone in the third quarter of this year. We leave this one up to you to decide what 80% really means.
Antenna Confusion Not Deterring New Users
With all the hoopla surrounding the iPhone antenna issues, it’s easy to imagine that Apple may be losing some buyers to Android. There is enough confusion out there to suggest that a different smartphone may be a better smartphone right no
Behind The Scenes of The Apple-AT&T Relationship
Wired will be running an article in its upcoming August issue that will shed some light on the rather difficult relationship between Apple and AT&T. While it is always difficult to determine how accurate such reports are, the article promises to provide background information why AT&T seems to be falling of what the iPhone really would need.
iPhone Predicted To See Huge Surge in Demand
ChangeWave has released interesting survey findings that indicate sharply rising demand for Apple’s iPhone over the next quarter. The result contradicts some expectations that Apple may be gambling away its customer trust by ignoring the iPhone reception issues, but then [...]
BMW First To Integrate iPod Out
BMW has been pretty quick to take advantage of iOS 4 and enable the new iPod Out new feature that was first described in April when developers noted an extended "iPod Accessory Protocol". BMW said it is using the software [...]
How Much Data Do We Really Consume?
AT&T caused some waves recently when it simply canceled its flat fee wireless data plan and replaced with two plans that have caps, which, in some scenarios could get rather expensive for the user. Some analysts, such as Jack Gold from J. Gold Associates, have said that efficient data usage of apps may become a part of future wireless benchmarks.
Facebook Updates SDK For iOS