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There has been plenty of speculation regarding the what and when of the next generation iPhone from Apple, with some claiming to have laid hands on the device already and others citing new features a-plenty. So far the most reliable reports would appear to have come from the direction of Engadget...
Read More | 13 Days Ago
According to IT Pro the Apple iPhone is vulnerable to Denial of Service attacks. These can occur when an iPhone user opens a JavaScript containing HTML page which triggers the vulnerability. An application Denial of Service attack can then crash the Safari browser on the phone, and quite possibly...
Read More | 23 Days Ago
As rumored around the web, the Apple iPhone with 3G support is coming out soon!
The iPhone has been a revolutionary tool for consumers, corporate America, and users around the world. I held back from purchasing an iPhone largely in part because it lacked stable support for the 3G network.
But...
Read More | Mar 28th, 2008 | Comments: 5 | Last Comment: 13 Days Ago
Paul Battley is a software developer from London who can probably lay claim to being the biggest thorn in the side of the BBC right now. No sooner had the mighty British Broadband Corporation announced that his hack which allowed people to download iPlayer TV streams meant for an iPhone to a hard...
Read More | Mar 16th, 2008 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Mar 20th, 2008
This is rather belated news, but I figured it was worth posting anyways. Apple has recently unveiled larger capacity versions of the iTouch and iPhone. The iTouch, originally only available in 8 gig and 16 gig versions, now boasts a whopping 32 gig version with a $500 pricetag.
The iPhone began...
Read More | Mar 16th, 2008 | Comments: 3 | Last Comment: Mar 17th, 2008
In an effort to compete with the Blackberry, and gain momentum in the business world, the iPhone now has full support for Microsoft Exchange, one of the major factors holding the professional back from splurging on an iPhone.
While Apple is now going full force trying to make the iPhone attractive...
Read More | Mar 10th, 2008
TechCrunch has highlighted a swathe of restrictions facing developers who want to get their applications onto the iPhone platform following the release of the Apple iPhone SDK. Instead of all the billowing hype in the blogosphere about how wonderful Apple is for releasing the SDK, perhaps...
Read More | Mar 10th, 2008
The most recent quarterly returns are in on U.S. cell phone sales, and Apple seems to have taken a big bite out of Windows' market share. And it has Research in Motion in its gun sights.
For years, Windows Mobile and Research and Motion phones dominated the cellular marketplace. But that was then...
Read More | Feb 6th, 2008 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Feb 9th, 2008
While I'm not yet a Mac convert, I've always been an iPod convert. I bought my first iPod in September of 2003 and can't say I complained. Reminiscing, it was a 40GB 3rd generation that I paid $475 for on eBay. It wasn't cheap, and I was fresh out of college, so it put a huge dent in my savings...
Read More | Jan 16th, 2008 | Comments: 3 | Last Comment: Jan 17th, 2008
So the Apple iPhone has finally gone on sale in the UK, with hundreds of fans queuing at the Apple store in London's Regent Street to be one of the first customers for what has become known here as God's Own Phone as it does everything, according to the fanboys including much of the media which...
Read More | Nov 10th, 2007 | Comments: 13 | Last Comment: Nov 13th, 2007
