Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Google has altered their Google Earth geographical software for the Apple iPhone, which means the iPhoner will be able to tilt their Apple iPhone when viewing things such as mountain terrains, along with additional layers to their app. These new additional layers are Panoramio and Wikipedia which are for geo-located high quality photos. Google Earth…
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Synchronize iCal and Address Book with Google Calendar and Gmail Contacts. Share calendars and contacts among multiple Macs. And while you’re at it, connect Google Apps to your iPhone or iPod. Spanning Sync, my favorite synchronization tool as a Google Apps user and a Mac user, has released an update, version 2.02, with some minor…
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Apple has seeded iPhone 2.2 Firmware Beta 2, and with it comes fully enabled Google Street View. There have been previous reports that Beta 1 of the iPhone 2.2 had hidden APIs relating to the Google Street View for Google Maps, but wasn’t enabled. However Apple have seeded the iPhone 2.2 Firmware Beta 2 to…
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Here is a comparison of features of the iPhone 3G and T-Mobile G1. Which one will you choose? Features T-Mobile G1 Apple iPhone 3G Network T-Mobile 3G , Quad-band GSM, dual-band UMTS AT&T 3G , Quad-band GSM, tri-band UMTS/HSDPA OS Open Source Google Android OS Apple OS X Dimensions 4.60 inches x 2.16 inches x…
Microsoft Dismisses iPhone, Windows Mobile Fastest-Selling John Curran, the Windows lead for Microsoft U.K. is not worried about the iPhone and Google Android. Curran told TechRadar that Windows Mobile phones have been incredibly successful. In terms of sales, in the last 12 months they have been “the fastest selling smartphones, outselling RIM and others in the category.”…
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The T-Mobile G1 has only been out for a couple of days, but new problems with the first generation of Google’s entry into the phone business continue to materialize just about every hour on the hour. Still the most shocking is the lack of corporate e-mail and calendaring support, with Google assuming that a third-party…
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Google G1 vs iPhone in Video Lets take a look deeper for this video, the two giants in battle, Google G1 vs iPhone 3G, the white one is Google G1, and the black one is iPhone. Which one is easier to use? Which on is more portable? You know the answer.. The iPhone has smoother…
As have many geeks, I’ve been considering the iPhone, but I’ve been really happy with T-Mobile as a company — they’re willing to unlock my phones, they don’t mind if I change my contract often, and I generally just haven’t had issues, including plenty of international travel. Considering I’m running four lines on my account,…
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While most iphone developers who have the latest iPhone beta OS are aware that Apple has made refinements to the interface of mobile safari, apparently there are features in the upcoming release that have snuck in under the radar. Some of these examples include: Turning off auto-correctionInclusion of Google’s street view in the Maps applicationInclusion…
Now make Skype Calls from your iPhone without using any hack (or jailbreaking) with Fring. It is now available on the App Store making it easy for anyone to use fring on the original iPhone, iPhone 3G or iPod touch. Fring is a mobile internet service & community that enables you to access & interact with your…
I always thought that Google Sitelinks were sort of useless, but now I get it. If the iPhone is how we are going to experience mobile search for the near future, Google Sitelinks can be really helpful. For example, today I was looking for a phone number of a company I was going to see…
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Microsoft is the one firm ready to challenge Google in on-line search, CEO Steve Ballmer instructed attendees at a Silicon Valley experience Thursday night time. And the Microsoft CEO had observations about Apple as neatly. more: endured right here
This week HTC, Google and T-Mobile held a fairly large press conference to announce the imminent release of their newest collaboration, the G1. The cellphone is based on HTC hardware, Google software and will run initially on the T-Mobile network in the states. Obviously the hardware is typical HTC fare. It’s got a 3 inch…
I’m days behind on feeds and discussion, but I definitely saw some news on the Google G1 phone and find it pretty disappointing. I know it’s absolutely a first generation product and there are certainly nice features in the UI that I’ve seen, but what’s been left out is pretty poor. Sure the Google phone…