Just when we thought that the Gizmodo iPhone story starts to fade out, we get a new story, but this time the story involves two iPod Touch prototypes with camera, marked “DVT-1′ and ‘DVT-2’, ‘Apple Development Team’
Just when we thought that the Gizmodo iPhone story starts to fade out, we get a new story, but this time the story involves two iPod Touch prototypes with camera, marked “DVT-1′ and ‘DVT-2’, ‘Apple Development Team’. As you can see they are running ( probably ) a development version of iPhone OS for the iTouch, displaying some sort of “SwitchBoard” window. Either way, they got pulled off.
Wait… what? Underwear? Yeah, exactly. bPlatine offers boxers, briefs and thongs full of iPhone app icons.
Wait… what? Underwear? Yeah, exactly. bPlatine offers boxers, briefs and thongs full of iPhone app icons. The prices range between €30 and €15 ( around $40 and $20 ) and could be the perfect gift for every fanboy and fangirl out there. Or is it?
BTstack lets iDevices to communicate with arbitrary external devices via Bluetooth. The video above , shows us a 1st generation iTouch using an external keyboard via Bluetooth.
We covered the BTstack project before on FSM, but for new users, BTstack lets iDevices to communicate with arbitrary external devices via Bluetooth. The video above , shows us a 1st generation iTouch using an external keyboard via Bluetooth. Since the iTouch has no bluetooth capabilities, and external Mitsumi WML-C09 Bluetooth module is used in the demo.
The app uses the camera to supply a live stream of what is in front of the iPhone as the background while the user types a message.
Some of you old school FSMdotCOM readers might remember Casey , a friend of ours, from a few months back when we released the T9App. Today, Casey sent me an email , regarding a new app, that it will be available in the appstore called invisiPhone. The app is similar to Email N Walk.
Back in the days jailbreaking business was simple and painless. You had your iDevice, you had one tool , and that was it. Now, you have too many tools and there is plenty room for error and/or confusion. To avoid this situation, here is a guide that will explain you what this tools do and help you decide which tool is best suited for your needs: PwnageTool or Blackra1n.
Back in the days jailbreaking business was simple and painless. You had your iDevice, you had one tool , and that was it. Now, you have too many tools and there is plenty room for error and/or confusion. To avoid this situation, here is a guide that will explain you what this tools do and help you decide which tool is best suited for your needs: PwnageTool or Blackra1n.
we have shown you how to use Safari to mirror your iPhone screen, but you’re on a Mac and you want a little better looking interface.
Now, we have shown you how to use Safari to mirror your iPhone screen, but you’re on a Mac and you want a little better looking interface. Cause we know how we, I mean you Mac folks are.Well, here’s the solution, and it works with the ScreenSplitr you’ve already installed.
Im sure that everybody was wondering why Apple upgraded the iPod Nano with a camera instead of the iTouch. Steve Jobs, was interviewed yesterday after the Apple event by David Pogue who is a technology columnist for the New York Times. David’s first question was “why a camera in the tiny Nano and not in the iTouch?”
Im sure that everybody was wondering why Apple upgraded the iPod Nano with a camera instead of the iTouch. Steve Jobs, was interviewed yesterday after the Apple event by David Pogue who is a technology columnist for the New York Times. David’s first question was “why a camera in the tiny Nano and not in the iTouch?”
A listener has provided the Covin & Rich Show with photos and video of the next generation iPod touch.According to that man (he works with Apple)…
A listener has provided the Covin & Rich Show with photos and video of the next generation iPod touch.According to that man (he works with Apple)…
-to show it’s real. If you look at the board, it states Apple 2009 very clear. The 2nd gen AKA iPod touch out now, has 2008 on it. They haven’t revised the 2008 touch. I will compare them in pic in a sec.
-BTW, these phones NEVER leave Apple and this one left but it was a durability test phone, so that’s why the screen is all gridded off and cracked.
-The side by side picture is the inside of the current gen vs the 3rd gen (one coming out in September).
-I acquired this from a guy that I buy parts phones and iPods from. I believe he’s a recycler in ***********, so what most likely happened is that Apple threw this away and he some how got it and sold it for parts.
There were a lot of rumors this days about the upcoming iTunes 9 and it seems that Apple will add Blu-ray support and the ability to manage and re-arrange the icons the springboard of your iPhone / iTouch. It also seems that Apple is thinking to integrate social networks in the new iTunes 9 :
There were a lot of rumors this days about the upcoming iTunes 9 and it seems that Apple will add Blu-ray support and the ability to manage and re-arrange the icons the springboard of your iPhone / iTouch. It also seems that Apple is thinking to integrate social networks in the new iTunes 9 :
Ever since the mobile version of iTunes allowed podcast downloads, there’s been reason to rejoice – on-the-fly podcast accessibility is better than ever, but it’s still not great for managing subscriptions. For a limited time, Mediafly will be free for download for the iPhone and iPod Touch through the Apple App Store.
Ever since the mobile version of iTunes allowed podcast downloads, there’s been reason to rejoice – on-the-fly podcast accessibility is better than ever, but it’s still not great for managing subscriptions. For a limited time, Mediafly will be free for download for the iPhone and iPod Touch through the Apple App Store.
Mediafly gives users access to video and audio podcasts across the internet. It also allows for downloads for offline listening on subways, a plus for big-city living. And it also accesses Digital City, so what’s not to like?
Users can seamlessly create content channels via a Web browser or Internet-capable portable device, which means you can stream or preload your favorite content to devices such as the iPhone, iPod Touch, Creative Zen, and BlackBerry (in beta now), just to name a few.
App versions for the Palm Pre and Android and Windows Mobile devices are coming soon, too. The iPhone and iPod Touch versions will go back to costing 99 cents eventually, so grab and play around with it while it’s free to see if it’s worth your while.
Check out the video below for demo of Mediafly in action. You can also download Mediafly for the iPhone, iPod Touch, or BlackBerry using your mobile browser: enter www.Mediafly.Mobi
