ykteng said… Quick, someone post this on Friends of Irony! Anyway, great work! If you enable multitouch on this version of Android, does Apple have any way to get to you? I mean, it still is on the iPhone after all. …
The iPhone, which has been at odds with Google (NSDQ: GOOG)’s own Android OS, has been hacked to run its nemesis mobile operating system. What you see here is a video proving that Android can indeed run on the Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) phone, …
Apple’s iPhone would have seemed a super-futuristic gadget in 1970, when fiber optics were a new invention and Americans celebrated the first Earth Day. USA TODAY offers up 5 iPhone apps to help you go green: …
TextExpander for iPhone isn’t quite as robust as it could be because of how Apple limits third-party applications from interacting with one another (that might change with the next iPhone OS update), but it’s still a must-have for …
What are iPhone Apps? iPhone apps are applications for the Apple iPhone. More specifically, most iPhone apps are meant for the newer iPhone 3G model and will…
Store and view files on your iPhone with the Files app, again, over WiFi. You can also email and password protect your files if needed. Files also supports all major file formats such as Microsoft Office and Apple iWork. …
Apple In a recent blog post, Mike Chambers, Abode’s project manager for Flash, has revealed that Abode is stalling the development of a Flash-to-iPhone software tool introduced with its last-week-released Creative Suite 5; …
… Featured TNM Adobe Apple. Adobe Declares: Will Likely Stop Creating iPhone Apps. The project executive for Adobe Flash stated that his corporation is not going to develop apps for iPhones and will be concentrating its efforts on Android. … But Chambers doubt that Apple will be targeting Flash-built apps and is preparing the makers of no less than 100 iPhone apps built with iPhone Packager to have their apps pulled. Apple is no more looking forward to lend …
We’ve taken a close look at Apple’s next iPhone and you can catch up on the saga here: All the details about the next iPhone including a dissection How Apple lost the next iPhone How Apple missed chances to get the device back …
You are looking at Apple’s next iPhone. It was found lost in a bar in Redwood City, camouflaged to look like an iPhone 3GS. We got it. We disassembled it. It’s the real thing, and here are all the details.
