Lucky users of an iPhone perfectly know that they will hardly find a better telephone and those only thinking of it have to know that an iPhone is a stylish and brand new Internet-enabled mobile phone that has already rocked the world.
The iPhone offers not only such standard features as a camera, an MP3 and a video player, it is a phone that ensures extremely convenient and easy Internet services such as e-mail, text messaging, web browsing, and etc.
All those using iPhone can now make a difference with the new iPhone 2.2 Software Update. Capable of adding an extra functionality to Google Maps that show not just the street location but also the access to public transport and walking directions, this new update is worth it.
Get the new iPhone 2.2 Software Update and enjoy sharing location information with your friends through email. Not just location, this update for iPhone lets you download Podcasts through iTunes over Wi-Fi and Edge/3G connections. Sounds interesting isn’t?
3G signal strength indicator, repeat alerts for incoming text messages and faster installations for third-party applications are some other improvements. According to Apple, downloading 2.2 iPhone Software Update will improve Safari’s stability and performance on the phone.
Now, you can view your favorite magazines in your iPhone or your iPod touch. Yes, it is true. Browsing for your favorite magazines like the US News, PC Magazine, Playboy, Car and Drive and many more has become easier and simpler. Thanks to the host of these magazines, the Zinio Mobile Stand that has made browsing fun. Zinio, as we know is the most popular online magazine reader. It has come up with this facility which will allow you to read rich, high resolution content with iPhone and iPod touch compatible controls and features. It also allows you to use the iPhone mail to share pages with others. And the best thing about it is that it is absolutely free. So what are you waiting for? Go on and browse for your favorite magazines from Zinio in your iPhone.
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Now you don’t have to wait till June as Apple has released the beta version of iPhone 2.0 software. Yeah, I know the full version is just a couple of months away. Why not try out the software before purchasing full one.
The beta version of iPhone 2.0 software includes iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK) and support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. Now you can secure your private corporate networks with Cisco IPSec VPN. While the iPhone SDK offer APIs and tools for iPhones, the iPhone Developer Program assist the developers in creating native applications and deliver wirelessly to iPhone and iPod touch users.
IT administrators use iPhone 2.0 software to set up iPhone using authentication ID and password. It not only includes password policies but also VPN settings, email server settings and installing certificates. Create innovative applications for your iPhones and enjoy using it.
US residents will be benefited the most as the iPhone Developer Program will be launched in US first and then it will reach other areas. Download the Beta iPhone SDK from developer.apple.com/iphone/program from anywhere and anytime.
Ok Steverino, you managed to swing this one by without anyone seeming to throw a fit. So it looks like the iPhone SDK will be delayed 9 days, being released to the public on March 6th. The spin put on the delay was that the media would be receiving it first and then presenting their developments at the “iPhone Software Roadmap” event (aka SDK Release Event). Everything will be kicking off at around 10am PST on the 6th so check back here for further updates.
Source: Ars Technica
Dear Mr.Jobs,
I would love to say that I have high hopes of seeing you release the SDK within the next three days, but honestly I don’t. Having experienced lack luster updates since it’s initial launch, I often pondered if the reason we didn’t receive useful features for our iPhones. Was it out of greed to sell software through iTunes as many suggested or was it due to a lack of actual development? Unfortunately I don’t receive enough love to have than answered directly.
Tomorrow many expect you to announce the delay of the iPhone SDK, but I believe you’ll have some excellent spin to make us think otherwise. Just as you have done to the early adopters before hand, you will cast your Leopard magic over us to calm our angsty and woeful feelings. But the truth is, you’re losing us.
You’re losing us Steve. It looks like Zibri just loves us more. With the amount of effort him and the rest of the modding community have done, it’s hard to not dabble in their sacrilegious waters. It seems like the only thing they haven’t offered us yet, to join the Dark side, is cut and paste. But as you have yet to do that for us either, are they really the Dark side?
Best of luck on your big announcement tomorrow. The old Steve would have delivered on his promises. I don’t know about this new and improved Steve. He doesn’t seem so new and improved to me.
- LookiPhone.net
Although Starbucks is still pulling a fast one on their regular WiFi customers, iPhone users get to enjoy free WiFi with your coffee. But apparently to developers like Phil Lu of Genoco, that’s not all the iPhone should be able to do at Starbucks.
Phil must have had his drink messed up one to many times by his local barista’s as it seems that his soon to be application, QuickOrder, would allow you to scribble away your order details on the cup. Using the same concept that iTunes on the iPhone does to provide you with instant downloads without pulling out your credit card time after time; QuickOrder will make your Iced Venti Passion Tea/Lemonade look just like one of the New Kids on the Block songs you downloaded.
With the ease that the iPhone introduces to most people’s daily lives, it wouldn’t be unreasonable to see something like this becoming what those credit card fast passes never were. I’ll stick with human interaction, but feel free to order your drink in the antisocial fashion.
According to sources at Gearlive it is. It’s speculated that we may even see this active around the same time as the SDK is launched. The addition of Flash to the iPhone would open up many doors for both web and native applications. Unfortunately this isn’t solid information yet, so don’t get your hopes up to high. We’ve heard time and time again that necessary and useful features would be popping up and have been disappointed. Considering that the most recent firmware was set the stage for native applications to work with the iPhone SDK, it would be surprising to see them issue another firmware upgrade when their focus is clearly on getting software development going.
It’s interesting to see that Apple put all that effort into circumventing Flash at the initial release by having Youtube reformat their videos to tailor to the iPhone. I completely understand why Youtube went through with it, but on Apple’s part it was really just a stall for time. Perhaps the launch of the SDK will truly be the moment when the iPhone’s full potential is recognized. Right now, my Asus eee pc is far more useful business wise than my iPhone. But if these features actually come through, my life will be that much easier without have to search for a WiFi hotspot.
In the past two weeks we’ve seen AT&T update their business service plans to include the iPhone and the rumor was that Lotus Notes would be making an appearance on the hipster gadget of choice. Unfortunately it looks like either the Associated Press misunderstood comments made by IBM officials about the products launch or due to the upcoming release of Apple’s iPhone SDK, a slight suggestion might have been made to suspend the launch until afterwards. While Lotus Notes is probably not the resource tool of choice for many iPhone users, the excitement lies behind it being the first application developed using the iPhone SDK.
With the story being bounced back and forth, it appears that the later of the two possibilities holds true. Why would Apple want to share the spotlight surrounding the release of the iPhone SDK with IBM, regardless of the business credibility that this would give them. What’s unfortunate here is that the poor IBM spokespeople have had to flip flop on their stance on where this application sat in the production table.
Lotus Notes fans need not worry, after the SDK launches you’ll surely be able to get your hands on that application. You may want to utilize this time to prepare your IT department for the headache that will ensue, as many already owning iPhones probably have little use for this application, I’m sure you’ll find plenty of people switching over.
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