Coined “the most high-tech stadium in sports,” the Brooklyn Nets’ Barclays Center is outfitted with free Wi-Fi that’s designed to support a packed house full of smartphone-wielding fans, LTE and 3G service from the four major carriers and sponsor MetroPCS, and an app that lets fans order and pay for food from their seats without having to stand in concession lines.
It took nine years and some 35 court battles to build the billion-dollar stadium. The Nets won’t play their first home game against the Knicks until November 1st, but the Center itself opened last Friday in a ribbon-cutting ceremony that featured New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Brooklyn borough president Marty Markowitz, and Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov.
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That was fast. Just hours after word began to spread that Apple was forced to pull most of its 3G devices from its German online store following an injunction awarded to Motorola, the iPhone maker successfully had the ruling suspended and has recommenced sales.
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Last week we informed you of a case in which Apple faced Samsung over patent issues relating to the 3G connection implemented within the iPhone and 3G iPad devices. These issues between Apple and Samsung have spanned over the past several weeks and are sure to persist for the next few weeks too.
This week, the Cupertino company has been forced to remove the iPhone 3G[s], iPhone 4, and iPad 3G products from its online store. The news comes from Florian Mueller over at FOSSpatents after he attended a hearing which saw Motorola beat Apple in hotly-contested court proceedings.
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iLounge has completed its initial 3G cellular data speed comparisons of the iPhone 4S across all of the available U.S. carriers.
iLounge has completed its initial 3G cellular data speed comparisons of the iPhone 4S across all of the available U.S. carriers. As seen in the graphic above, the data speeds seen on AT&T’s HSPA network—between 2.41Mbps and 2.99Mbps down, 0.68-0.81Mbps in Buffalo, NY —far outpace those seen on either Verizon’s or Sprint’s EV-DO networks in the same area.
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In the latest advertising campaign for its Sierra Wireless Overdrive 3G/4G WiFi hotspot, Sprint mocks AT&T and pokes fun at iPhone users whose smartphone is limited and whose style is cramped by the slow speeds on AT&T’s 3G network.
In the latest advertising campaign for its Sierra Wireless Overdrive 3G/4G WiFi hotspot, Sprint mocks AT&T and pokes fun at iPhone users whose smartphone is limited and whose style is cramped by the slow speeds on AT&T’s 3G network. In the world according to Sprint, the solution is not the next generation iPhone on the nation’s most improved network, but rather the slim and sleek Overdrive which can offer 4G connectivity to all those ailing iPhone handsets.
[via BGR]
Apple decided to double the size of applications that can be downloaded over 3G or cellular data to 20 MB. Before, you could download apps from the appstore over 3G only if the size of the app was 10 MB or less or use a WiFi connection or your computer.
Apple decided to double the size of applications that can be downloaded over 3G or cellular data to 20 MB, according to PocketGamer. Before, you could download apps from the appstore over 3G only if the size of the app was 10 MB or less or use a WiFi connection or your computer.
Of course for us, the users, this is not such a big difference. But this benefits developers that can do so much more and sleep peacefully at night knowing that their app can be downloaded even by users that for some reason have no idea what a WiFi connection is. This could also mean that Apple is paving the road for the iPad….
AT&T today announced details of its rollout plans for High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) 7.2 technology, which will provide a considerable speed boost to what is already the nation’s fastest 3G mobile broadband network.
AT&T today announced details of its rollout plans for High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) 7.2 technology, which will provide a considerable speed boost to what is already the nation’s fastest 3G mobile broadband network.
Supporting this HSPA 7.2 initiative is AT&T’s ongoing deployment of additional backhaul capacity to cell sites. These backhaul connections add critical capacity to the network to support today’s unprecedented growth in mobile data traffic as well as the future demands of next-generation 4G networks.
Qik is pretty much ready for iPhone 3Gs. This Harold dude got his Ad Hoc version from Qik and had to share it. So watch the video below.
Qik is pretty much ready for iPhone 3Gs. This Harold ( where’s Kumar?!?! ) dude got his Ad Hoc version from Qik and had to share it. So watch the video below.
But as you know, Qik has been denied by Apple and AT&T for too long. Do you want to stream live video from your iPhone?
Yeah you and everyone else so LET THEM KNOW. Sign this Twitition and lets move past the excuses and into the future of mobile broadcasting!
I would suggest you watch the whole video, because you’re gonna see some impressive stuff towards the end.
After you watched the 1st video, you can watch the second one as well, and you will understand how they recorded that with an iPhone.
ModMyi.com just made my dream come true. This statement is true or false? Well let’s see : not true, but not false. Why so confused? 🙂 Well they lunched something i wanted for a long time , which means that the statement its not false. But they didnt make my dream come true, because well… i dont have such low ambitions.
Anyway, they recently ( i believe ) released a web version of Cydia where you can search all the repos for apps. Cydia apps listings show basic information about each application as well as a screenshot. You can check webCydia ( thats how i call it ) here
Cydia™ is Debian APT on the iPhone. Think AppStore, but with packages you could never get direct through Apple. Created by Jay Freeman (saurik), Cydia™ is a feature-rich AppStore competitor. Full themes to completely make over your iPhone’s look are available through WinterBoard. Video recording is possible using Cycorder or Video Recorder for 3G. You can share your iPhone’s 3G connection with your laptop using PdaNet, or get free music, videos, and torrents using dTunes. Take complete control of your iPhone with SBSettings.
You’ll find Cydia™ right there on your iPhone after you jailbreak your iPhone. Using it is easy – browse the categories, check what’s new, or peruse the featured section to see the current popular apps. There’s hundreds (getting into the thousands) of themes to choose from. Cydia™ is easily searchable via the iPhone – but if you’re wanting to browse what’s available from your browser, that’s what this section of ModMyi.com is for.
Anthony Kash did this video for TheNovus.net . Dude gave a quick shoutout to FSMdotCOM 😀 . One thing Anthony forgot to tell you, is to always start fresh. If your device is already jailbroken, it is highly recommended to start with a legit 2.2 FW.
