iPhone 3G vs T-Mobile G1 Android Ray.Ibanez | iPhone News | 09 25th, 2008| No Comments » The competition to the Apple iPhone 3G, the T-Mobile G1 Android is here and wants to steal some of the iPhone 3G’s thunder. Here is a side by side review of the Apple iPhone 3G vs the T-Mobile G1 a.k.a. the Android phone. Both have many of the same features, but who comes out on top? For starters, the T-Mobile G1 has a brand new operating system Google’s Android that has been highly anticipated f

Yes, it's true, and we hear a lot of guesses what the iPhone 2.2 beta 1 would actually include. The ideas are various, from full LTE and WiMAX support to the ability to run Google's Android in emulation. However, those are just presumptions and cannot be taken seriously until we hear some words...

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The iPod Touch or I-touch is a portable media player and Wi-Fi mobile platform designed and marketed by Apple Inc. This product was launched on Feb 19 2008. iPod touch is the first iPod with Mail . Besides,you can get directions and check traffic with Google Maps. iPod touch features the same revolutionary interface as iPhone. Read the review here.

Apple has just launched a new purchasing system for the iPhone 3G that is intended to help consumers save time when going to their local Apple store.  Apple has gone live with its online sales tool just like we predicted. Apple’s new online purchasing tool let’s customers select and pay for a new iPhone with a service plan from the comfort of an internet connection, and then head down to a local Apple Store to pick it up and activate it. Now, you can fill out a form with all of your details,

There's no shortage of first-look reviews of Google's (GOOG) new Android "G1" GPhone today, so now that we've played with one ourselves, we'll cut to the chase: Google's first effort at a mobile phone is a good one, but Apple's (AAPL) iPhone 3G is still the high-end smartphone to beat.

Is the iPhone getting under Verizon's skin?

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Verizon Wireless is taking a bit of pleasure over AT&T's continuing troubles with the Apple iPhone. Ever since the first reports of 3G reception problems, limited battery life, and dropped calls, Verizon's media ...

Here's a simple side-by-side comparison chart of the T-Mobile G1 and the iPhone 3G. Does the Google phone have what it takes to be an iPhone killer?

After the T-Mobile G1 was announced this morning, we went over the features of the G1, compared it to other phones, and listed what was missing. But we think a lot of you are asking if this compares well to the Apple iPhone 3G and if it's a so-called "...

Quite a bit happened Tuesday at T-Mobile's conference introducing the G1, the world's first Android-based phone. Sure, it offers GPS, apps, and an open platform to make every iPhone lover cringe, but one major announcement that many have glossed over is the inclusion of Amazon.com's DRM-free MP3 store pre-loaded on each Android phone.

On October 22, thousands of people will be introduced to DRM-free music and Amazon's store. Many of those people won't know the value of owning DRM-free songs and others may wonder what Amazon's MP3 store is. But once they find out for themselves by downloading songs onto their G1, you can bet that they'll never look back at iTunes again.

Why? It's simple really: iTunes is a locked-down service that will only let you play your songs on Apple devices. Quite the contrary, Amazon's DRM-free store will let you download songs online or now, on the G1, and let you take that song to any other device you wish. Want to add it to your iTunes library? Go for it. Want to put it on your Zune? What are you waiting for?

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iPhone have already proved its worth and is evident from the feedback of satisfied customers. These phones are giving a tough time to the palm tops available in market today.

The iPhone 3G product launch has had the kind of hype (and reality) that businesses dream about.   To date, there are well over 1M phones sold and over 10M downloads from the iTunes app store.  Apple’s newest creation opens the door to new revenue streams, but also strikes a new balance of power between the application developer, the channel, and the user.  Some of Apple’s curious design choices may also be carving out a new pricing strategy: apps that start free, then later move to a paid mode

Apple’s iTunes will not walk alone in the mobile industry:  an Amazon music and video store application will run on Google’s Android mobile platform. Yeah, it’s a special suprise prior to T-Mobile’s HTC-built G1 launch tomorrow!

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Such an app makes perfect sense. One of the key selling points of the iPhone remains the fact that it is also a great iPod music player. The fact that it can connect and download music directly from the iTunes store on the device, is great for getting music on the go. One thing you cannot yet do through the mobile iTunes store however is buy/rent movies or any other form of video. Our source believes that Amazon’s app will allow for that.

The Amazon music store on Android will almost for sure be a mobile version of its AmazonMP3 online digital music store, which is gaining popularity, but still far behind iTunes. Any video store would seem to be based on Amazon’s just relaunched Video On Demand service. It would seem unlikely though that you’ll be able to stream movies over the service, instead, I would bet you’ll only be able to buy them.

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Could the iPhone Touch be using skype soon? Posted September 22, 2008 by Keron Calame We all know that current the iPod Touch supports the microphone on Apple’s new earphones; so what most gadgeteers out their is are thinking is that if the touch supports this, then there is a possibility that it should be able to function as a Skype phone. Who to say Uber Review Apple maybe way ahead of your article, or even developers of iPhone apps. I really thing this is already in the pipeline of ap

It’s a cool software for Japanese iPhone users.  iPhone Central posted about the announcement of Japanese 1.0 for iPhone and iPod touch. User can purchase and download from the App Store for $19.99. Japanese requires an iPhone or iPod touch running iPhone 2.0 software.

Designed as a Japanese language aid for those learning Japanese and those who need to speak it, Japanese features more than 127,000 entries. It works offline, and lets you browse through the vocabulary or search through an entry.

Entries are then displayed in their Japanese form along with a romanized transcription, to aid users who are not already familiar with Hiragana/Katakana. Verbs, adjectives and counters are displayed along with their conjoined forms. Entries are grouped into lists like “economics,” “food” and “sport” to make them easy to find.

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Apple said it will replace power adapters sold with its popular iPhone 3G device due to a risk the prongs will snap and cause people to be jolted by electricity.

The part the Cupertino-based company is offering to replace is an "Ultracompact USB power adapter" reportedly included with iPhone 3G models sold in Japan, Canada, Mexico, the United States and a half dozen South American countries.

"We have received reports of detached blades involving a very small percentage of the adapters sold, but no injuries have been reported," Apple said on a webpage.

Apple advised iPhone 3G owners to charge their phones by plugging them into computers or with a standard-sized Apple power adapter until the potentially problematic part is replaced.

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If you’d concern very much about what-so-called the global warming and love to see everything goes green and environmentally friendly, here is the perfect mate for your lovely iPhone (and even other Apple handheld devices): the iYo Yoyo charger!

Talk about a GreenerGadget! Swedish designer Peter Thuvander has designed an induction-powered yo-yo charger for iPhones and other Apple handheld devices. Housing a lithium ion cell, and based on the OLPC crank and this dandy wind-up remote, Peter is betting that the physics are close to there. “The remote control needs only 30 cranks–which is nothing when you yo-yo,” argues Peter. He’s also thinking about what road warriors call “opportunitic charging”: “I think I’d at least use it as an emergency device for all the dead iPhone moments I have.”

Why does Peter create this? “To celebrate my new iPhone and the fact that darkness is looming over me. I´ve done this: An induction powered yoyocharger for Apple,” he said. “And since solarchargers don´t work at night or in Sweden half the year, this should be a smash hit.”

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Apple has issued a recall for the compact USB power adapter that comes with the 3G iPhone. Apple has determined that under certain conditions the USB power adapter's metal prongs can break off and remain in a power outlet, ...
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Apple has issued a recall for the power adapter that is included with the company's new iPhone 3G smartphone.
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Apple has announced a free replacement of the Ultracompact USB Power Adapter, which is sold together with the iPhone 3G in some countries or seperate optional accessory. According to the company, the new ultracompact Apple USB power adapter’s metal prongs can break off and remain in a power outlet under cetain conditions, creating a risk of electric shock.

Affected countries are listed on this list, you can either order a replacement adapter via the website or exchange your adapter at an Apple Retail Store starting on October 10. Check the detail here

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Apple recently expanded coverage of all things Apple through a new sections of blogs where readers will find a variety of iPhone app and game reviews, unconfirmed rumors, general industry news, secondary iPhone news, and Apple and third party software updates.

The Semantic Web search company Semantics, Inc announced the release of the iPhone Qrobo-version on September 9, 2008.

The Qrobo-version iPhone is an exclusive service to owners of the iPhone. Qrobo The service has been optimized for the iPhone, according to the demands of Internet users and web merchants interested in having access to the first global public semantic web search service.

Mobile products like the iPhone have fewer specifications and smaller screens compared to the standard PC, so existing full navigation services tend to have slower performance. With these obstacles mobile phone in mind, the iPhone Qrobo-version was designed with a simple interface that ensures a better viewing experience than other mobile browser services.

The Qrobo-iPhone version also provides the first mobile visual search service. Ordinary browser Research shows that the web page of the object and lines of text, but Qrobo visual search of fashion, you can see the whole Web page a glance without having to click on it. All research results are presented in an easy-to-navigate visual scroll, which allows the user to quickly choose a web search.

Qrobo is the only search engine on the Asian market have managed to create ...

Griffin Technology's AirCurve.

At Apple Expo in Paris on Wednesday, Griffin Technology unveiled its latest iPhone accessories, including the AirCurve acoustic amplifier dock and the Clarifi protective case.

The AirCurve dock collects and amplifies the sound from the built-in iPhone 3G speaker. It does so by using a coil ...

The iPhone launched by Apple Inc. in 2007, is a multimedia and internet enabled mobile phone with the functions of a camera phone and iPod along with text messaging and visual voice mail. The iPhone even provides Internet services including e-mail, web browsing and local Wi-fi connectivity. The features provided by iPhone include conferencing, call holding, call merging, caller ID, and integration along with other cellular network features and iPhone functions. The functions of an iPhone even

The 2.1 software update brings needed changes to the Apple iPhone 3G.

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When Apple released the iPhone 2.1 software update last Friday, the company promised it would fix a lot of the irritating issues that have plagued iPhone 3G users since the device ...

iPhone is the revolutionary gadget the folks at Apple have brought to bear on the cell phone market. Part widescreen video iPod, part gorgeous cell phone and part internet appliance this device will be THE MUST HAVE device for years to come. iFonePlanet.com offers a place to discuss iPhones and the other products Apple offers.

In case you didn't know, the iPhone Dev Team has recently pwned the iPhone 2.1 firmware, and the PwnageTool and QuickPwn for the 2.1 build are already available for download <a href="http://blog.iphone-dev.org/post/49988701/pwnagetool-and-quickpwn-for-2-1-firmw...

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If you think Apple is not watching you think again.. This is an addition to the over the Air Apple server for backgrounds processing message. Where apple see your messages 1st before your phone receiving it. This situation is just keep a copy of your screen on what every ur doing. Beware iPhone users... your iPhone is watching you!

Mobile phones are the most demanding gadgets of the present day world, which are enriched of highly advanced technologies. These excellent communication tools have made communication more effective and fast. It is a highly satisfying feeling that we can talk to our loved ones, no matter where ever they are.

...says Devinder Kishore, Director-Marketing, Nokia India, “Today, in the Web 2. ...

Version 2.1 of the Apple iPhone and iPhone 3G firmware is now available, bringing Genius playlists and software improvements to the device.
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Samsung and Motorola are the leaders of the pack in touch-interface mobiles, thanks to their popularity in Asia, where 80 per cent of the world's touchscreen phones are sold

Fixes are coming for the iPhone 3G.

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Though iPod news dominated Tuesday's Apple's "Let's Rock" event in San Francisco, Apple CEO Steve Jobs did spill a bit of iPhone news. Jobs said that coming this Friday, Apple will release the anticipated 2.1 software update. ...

Apple is set to release a new firmware update for the iPhone platform this Friday.
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Features Apple's New Breakthrough Genius Technology
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EA's extremely popular creature-creating adventure/take-care-of-my-pet game was released Monday for iPhone via the Apple AppStore. The release, anticipated as early as the March 6th unveiling of the 2.0 firmware at Apple's WWDC this year, comes only a day later than EA announced it would.

Yesterday Best Buy became the first independent U.S. retailer to offer the Apple iPhone 3G for sale.
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It's that time of the week once again, dear readers, where we take a look back at what has transpired over the course of these past seven days. Lots of Apple industry news to report. First, a pay-as-you-go plan for the iPhone 3G is set to launch on the carrier O2. The eastern European sales figures for the device have been rather disappointing on the global scale and China Mobile and Apple are still in talks to try and figure out how to bring the iPhone to the country. Best Buy is officia

In this week's Gadget Lab Podcast, Dylan Tweney, Daniel Dumas, and Brian Chen talk about the newest TiVo on the block, the 1-terabyte HD XL. With 150 hours of HD content and THX certified audio, the player packs heat, but it might be a bit too pricey for regular folks. Not only that, but the massive capacity might create a wacked-out zombie, or two. In addition, they review a strange little email-only device called the Peek. The main impression: The device is too simple for its own good, e

Find your way around the Big Apple.

When my colleague Josh Lowensohn wrote his original and well-received 10 Absurd iPhone Apps blog, I agreed with most of his picks. Yet there was one application with which I rather sheepishly had to take issue. I love maps of all kinds so I was dismayed when I found "public transit maps" in the No. 8 slot. Yes, Josh makes good arguments that transit maps are free online, and that you can plan your route before you leave the house, but I thought it sounded like a cool idea. So, during a trip to New York City last week, I packed CNET's iPhone armed with the CityTransit NYC Subway Guide by Magnetism Studios. I put it to heavy use during my stay and definitely thought it was worth the $2.99 price. Here's why.

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I know New York somewhat well, but if I need to get from 39th Avenue in Long Island City to 14th Street in Manhattan, I'll need to look at a subway map to do so. While I can plan ...

While the iPhone 3G is much loved by Apple fans and tech geeks, and even dubbed the Jesus phone by some more extreme members of the cult, how does Apple’s golden boy stack up as a cell phone for real people? First of all, I have to admit that until now I’ve been a cell phone Luddite. My previous cell phone was pretty basic, although I was starting to feel pressure to upgrade. As a marketing consultant, I’m often out of the office, but I still need to respond to emails and be “online”. It […]

A lawsuit filed in California claims that AT&T and Apple knowingly oversold the iPhone, resulting in 3G network degradation for all AT&T users.
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Easy Photo Uploads Plus New Text-Only Blog Posting, Geo-tagging & More; Users Can Interact with Over 50 Web 2.0 Sites from One Interface
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With the launch of the iPhone 3G, we’ve learned that the average Apple fan loves shiny new toys, trusts Apple to deliver them, and has absolutely no sense of pattern recognition. People queued up for days to get their hands on the new product, just like they did last year. For the one that’s already obsolete. What better time to review the lunatic lengths some people went to with the first white box, just in time to watch them do it all over again! 1. Made One Even More Expensive Somebody, so

ShoZu has announced a new edition of its free social media aggregator for iPhone and iPod touch, available immediately on the Apple App Store. The new version simplifies photo uploading, blogging and other mobile interaction with more than 50 Web 2.0 sites. Enhancements include the ability to take and upload high-resolution pictures from within the application, add geo-tags to any photo if desired, make text-only posts to blogging sites, and use ShoZu in five languages. ShoZu has also added new reliability features to ensure smoother photo uploads, easier addition of new Internet destinations, and faster application speed overall.

The core ShoZu application for iPhone enables users to quickly and easily upload any photo captured with the device’s built-in camera or saved to the iPhone photo library to their choice of over 50 online communities from a single interface, eliminating the need to navigate to each site separately or manage a different iPhone application for each service. Pictures can be transmitted to any number of supported sites simultaneously with a tap.

The newest edition adds key capabilities and improvements including:

• Text-only posts to blogging sites from Google Blogger to Vox, Wordpress, Typepad and more. Photo blog uploads are still ...
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This is a press release announcing a website, ifones.com, that is dedicated to independent reviews of iPhone applications.

In it's first generation the Apple app store submission process is flawed for the developer. The process could be made a little more transparent to reduce the workload for both Apple and the Developer.

Here’s my iPhone 3G review that is WAYYYYYYYYY overdue. Despite being an Apple fangirl, there are some design issues and kinks that I thought Apple should have ironed out after the release of iPhone before releasing the iPhone 3G. Sure there are improvements made like the new GPS system and so on. I gather that in order to put in more of the basic stuff would mean more sleepless nights for the programmers. Here’s a rundown of what I -feel- that iPhone 3G lacks: The ability to MMS: sure al