Advertisements have shown us that the iPhone is a tool with a wide array of functions -- YouTube perusing, calamari ordering, and astronaut deafening, to name a few. But no commercials have warned of the iPhone's (and the iPod Touch's) sinister, newly implemented abilities -- fragging, railgunning, and gibbing. We speak, of course, of the handheld's recently developed Quake 3 Arena application, which uses the device's touch screen and accelerometer to crudely recreate that warm, familiar mouse-and-keyboard feeling. Just thinking of the possible on-the-go LAN parties we'd be able to hold is making us consider finally trading in our Zack Morris phonebrick for Apple's sexy cellular device.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
Apple's (AAPL) iPhone 3G, announced earlier this month and shipping July 11, has taken away a lot of attention from its cousin, the iPod touch. And rightfully so: The new iPhone is now cheaper than the iPod touch (excludi [..] Read complete article
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According to a recent find, the latest beta firmware release for the iPhone may reveal a new iPod Touch in the works, presumably nearing completion. Deduced from an extremely brief text string found by someone with entirely too much time on his or her hands, a new iPod Touch would make sense in light of [...]
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Published 30-Jul-2008 by Zach Epstein in AppleRumors2.13GfirmwareiPhoneipod touch Read 1 times. More hits in
Things are looking good for anyone hoping to see some next-generation iPhones launching in the foreseeable future. According to both RegHardware and Engadget, the 8GB flavors of the current iPod Touch and iPhone have been given "End Of Life" status, meaning that once the current stock is sold (which it is) it will not be [...] [..] Read complete article
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While we still don't think the iPhone App Store makes the do-everything cell phone a threat to the DS, we are impressed with the growing list of big-name franchises being ported to the system. We can n [..] Read complete article
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The new version of this card game, compatible with either the iPhone or iPod touch, blows away the Texas Hold’em game Apple created for the iPod in 2006. MacWorld [..] Read complete article
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Several programs for the iPhone and iPod touch are designed to help you keep your confidential data confidential. Rob Griffiths focuses on three contenders—LockBox, eWallet, and SplashID. MacWorld [..] Read complete article
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Sure, you’ll get one free if you by a new Mac this summer, but if you’re not in the market for a new computer this might be the deal you’ve been waiting for. Apple has knocked $50 of their regular pricing for refurbished iPod Touch models. The special pricing applies to both the 8GB and [...]
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Conventional wisdom is that once Apple (AAPL) starts selling apps for the iPhone and iPod touch next month, people will stop "jailbreaking" their phones so they can install unofficial th [..] Read complete article
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Ithaca, N.Y.-based Instinctiv has raised $750,000 to develop Instinctiv Shuffle, a new application for Apple's (AAPL) iPhone and iPod touch, and other software. Investors include Cayuga Ve [..] Read complete article
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The $1000, zero-utility "I Am Rich" app for Apple's (AAPL) iPhone and iPod touch has been removed from the iTunes App Store.
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Apple's (AAPL) iPhone 3G, announced earlier this month and shipping July 11, has taken away a lot of attention from its cousin, the iPod touch. And rightfully so: The new iPhone is now cheaper than the iPod touch (excludi [..] 
According to a recent find, the latest beta firmware release for the iPhone may reveal a new iPod Touch in the works, presumably nearing completion. Deduced from an extremely brief text string found by someone with entirely too much time on his or her hands, a new iPod Touch would make sense in light of [...]
[..] 
Things are looking good for anyone hoping to see some next-generation iPhones launching in the foreseeable future. According to both RegHardware and Engadget, the 8GB flavors of the current iPod Touch and iPhone have been given "End Of Life" status, meaning that once the current stock is sold (which it is) it will not be [...] [..] 
Filed under: Retro, Mobile
While we still don't think the iPhone App Store makes the do-everything cell phone a threat to the DS, we are impressed with the growing list of big-name franchises being ported to the system. We can n [..] 
Sure, you’ll get one free if you by a new Mac this summer, but if you’re not in the market for a new computer this might be the deal you’ve been waiting for. Apple has knocked $50 of their regular pricing for refurbished iPod Touch models. The special pricing applies to both the 8GB and [...]
[..] 
Ithaca, N.Y.-based Instinctiv has raised $750,000 to develop Instinctiv Shuffle, a new application for Apple's (AAPL) iPhone and iPod touch, and other software. Investors include Cayuga Ve [..] 
