Archive for the Mobile Phones CategoryFiled under: Cellphones, Handhelds  We just got a call from our friendly local Nokia flagship store, and lo, it seems the mythical N95 8GB with HSDPA 850 / 1900 is now in stock. The all-black monster of Nokia’s current Nseries lineup will run you a stiff $799 — so get your credit card out, get your 3G on, and find out exactly what 8GB of music you want to carry with you.
Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds We just got a call from our friendly local Nokia flagship store, and lo, it seems the mythical N95 8GB with HSDPA 850 / 1900 is now in stock. The all-black monster of Nokia’s current Nseries lineup will run you a stiff $799 — so get your credit card out, get your 3G on, and find out exactly what 8GB of music you want to carry with you.
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iPhone Enterprise Beta Program lets suits try 2.0 firmware earlyPosted by: in Mobile PhonesFiled under: Cellphones  Here’s the good news: “select” registered Apple developers won’t be the only ones with access to iPhone 2.0 beta software before the official June launch. The bad news? It still probably won’t be you. Apple is courting enterprise IT departments to test out the 2.0 beta in a new “iPhone Enterprise Beta Program,” but there are quite a few restrictions and caveats, with an extensive application form and no guarantee of success. If you get into the program, you’ll get to test out all those new enterprise features announced today, and provide Apple with feedback on how awesome everything is.
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iPhone Enterprise Beta Program lets suits try 2.0 firmware earlyPosted by: in Mobile PhonesFiled under: Cellphones Here’s the good news: “select” registered Apple developers won’t be the only ones with access to iPhone 2.0 beta software before the official June launch. The bad news? It still probably won’t be you. Apple is courting enterprise IT departments to test out the 2.0 beta in a new “iPhone Enterprise Beta Program,” but there are quite a few restrictions and caveats, with an extensive application form and no guarantee of success. If you get into the program, you’ll get to test out all those new enterprise features announced today, and provide Apple with feedback on how awesome everything is.
Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments Filed under: Cellphones, Portable Audio, Portable Video  Another press event, another 3G iPhone no-show. Man, just think how nice it would be to have a brand spankin’ new HSDPA capable iPhone for downloading all those fancy new apps. Sure would come in handy for syncing your massive corporate email accounts (with attachments), too. Otherwise, you iPhone users will be stuck with your paltry EDGE when WiFi isn’t available. Will that all change in June with the launch of the 2.0 firmware? That’s what the rumor mill says — and it makes sense to us. What say you? Hint: Apple’s WWDC, while unannounced, is expected to begin on June 8th.
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EA Mobile’s Spore becomes first 3rd party iPhone game — available SeptemberPosted by: in Mobile PhonesFiled under: Cellphones, Gaming  Just in case you didn’t catch the blip earlier between Steve’s announcement of the iPhone SDK and the App Store, here’s some fantastic news for the thumb-happy sect: Spore is coming to the iPhone. In fact, the EA Mobile title will go down as “the first 3rd party game on the iPhone.” Sadly, it won’t actually be available until September, but at least you’ve got a month to circle on your calender, right? Additionally, EA affirmed that there were “other games in early stages of development,” and that it was “actively using the new iPhone SDK to develop games for the iPhone OS.” Jump on past the break for the full release. Continue reading EA Mobile’s Spore becomes first 3rd party iPhone game — available September
Filed under: Cellphones, Portable Audio, Portable Video Another press event, another 3G iPhone no-show. Man, just think how nice it would be to have a brand spankin’ new HSDPA capable iPhone for downloading all those fancy new apps. Sure would come in handy for syncing your massive corporate email accounts (with attachments), too. Otherwise, you iPhone users will be stuck with your paltry EDGE when WiFi isn’t available. Will that all change in June with the launch of the 2.0 firmware? That’s what the rumor mill says — and it makes sense to us. What say you? Hint: Apple’s WWDC, while unannounced, is expected to begin on June 8th.
Filed under: Cellphones, Features, Handhelds  So with hardware accelerated 3D graphics, an integrated database API, tightly integrated performance monitoring tools, and a highly specialized version of the Cocoa framework tweaked just for the iPhone and rechristened as Cocoa Touch, the iPhone’s just-announced SDK sounds like a winner. But how does it compare to its well-entrenched competitors from Microsoft, Nokia, and the iPhone community itself? Let’s have a look. Continue reading iPhone SDK comparison chart
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EA Mobile’s Spore becomes first 3rd party iPhone game — available SeptemberPosted by: in Mobile PhonesFiled under: Cellphones, Gaming Just in case you didn’t catch the blip earlier between Steve’s announcement of the iPhone SDK and the App Store, here’s some fantastic news for the thumb-happy sect: Spore is coming to the iPhone. In fact, the EA Mobile title will go down as “the first 3rd party game on the iPhone.” Sadly, it won’t actually be available until September, but at least you’ve got a month to circle on your calender, right? Additionally, EA affirmed that there were “other games in early stages of development,” and that it was “actively using the new iPhone SDK to develop games for the iPhone OS.” Jump on past the break for the full release. Continue reading EA Mobile’s Spore becomes first 3rd party iPhone game — available September
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9:05AM - Alright, we’re here and registered! We’ll be checking in as things get going shortly. 
9:26AM - It’s minglin’ time! The space usually reserved for product demos is hollowed out for the Apple Continental Breakfast today, tons of journos and execs hanging out before the keynote kicks off. Continue reading Live from Apple’s iPhone SDK press conference
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