According to sources, iPhone OS 4.0 is due to be introduced at next week’s event in San Francisco. The new firmware has been rumored to include solutions for multitasking by running applications in the background with a revamped user interface for easier navigation. [...]
OmniVision Technologies, the company that makes the camera components for the current iPhone 3G and 3GS, has been contracted again to make the camera components for the next generation of iPhone. [...]
The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) has released a dedicated iPhone application. The app boasts over 1.5 million searchable movies and TV shows and over 3.2 million celebrities.
Electronic Arts has just released the iPhone version of the classic arcade game Dragon’s Lair. Originally published by Cinematronics in 1983, the game featured animation created by former Disney animator Don Bluth. Arguably the most successful game of it’s kind is now available to iPhone users. [...]
You can transmit the information, via hyperspatial needlecast, so close to instantaneously that the scientists are still arguing about the terminology, but that, to quote Quellcrist Falconer, deploys no bloody divisions.
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Jon Kriek writes
According to sources, iPhone OS 4.0 is due to be introduced at next week’s event in San Francisco. The new firmware has been rumored to include solutions for multitasking by running applications in the background with a revamped user interface for easier navigation.
Jon Kriek writes
OmniVision Technologies, the company that makes the camera components for the current iPhone 3G and 3GS, has been contracted again to make the camera components for the next generation of iPhone.
Jon Kriek writes
The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) has released a dedicated iPhone application. The app boasts over 1.5 million searchable movies and TV shows and over 3.2 million celebrities.
Jon Kriek writes
Electronic Arts has just released the iPhone version of the classic arcade game Dragon’s Lair. Originally published by Cinematronics in 1983, the game featured animation created by former Disney animator Don Bluth. Arguably the most successful game of it’s kind is now available to iPhone users.
Jon Kriek writes
Fring has just added one-way video chat to it’s free app for the iPhone. The chat is one-way only due to the location of the camera according to the developer. The video functionality is available on Wi-Fi and currently supports video though Skype to Fring and Fring to Fring chat.
Nicole D’Andrea writes
It’s no secret that Chillingo’s Secrets of Mysterious Island is the most visually stunning application on the iPhone. What you may not realize, though, is that it is also possibly one of the most fun. This point and click adventure fills a niche that has been relatively untapped up through this point – and what an impression it leaves! There is simply not a game that comparies with this masterpiece.
iPhoneism.us is giving away ANOTHER iPhone 3GS! The winner will be announced when iPhoneism reaches 4,000 followers on Twitter. We’ll randomly select a winner from the pool of specific tweets on Twitter!
We have found a winner for the iPhoneism 3GS Giveaway Contest! [...]
This is a quick update for the iPhoneism 3GS Giveaway Contest!: iPhoneism.us is giving away an iPhone 3GS! The winner will be announced when iPhoneism reaches 2,000 followers on Twitter. We’ll randomly select a winner from the pool of specific tweets on Twitter!
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