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Synchronoss posted a healthy quarterly report on Tuesday, but by Wednesday morning shares of the N.J.-based communication software provider were sinking like bricks, losing 43 percent. AT&T, a customer that provided nearly three quarters of Synchronoss' revenue last quarter, may not have such an exclusive grip on the iPhone in coming months, and uncertainty has scared away investors.
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via Mac News World @ 9:12 9th May
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Synchronoss posted a healthy quarterly report on Tuesday, but by Wednesday morning shares of the N.J.-based communication software provider were sinking like bricks, losing 43 percent. AT&T, a customer that provided nearly three quarters of Synchronoss' revenue last quarter, may not have such an exclusive grip on the iPhone in coming months, and uncertainty has scared away investors.
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via E-Commerce Times @ 15:33 7th May
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Singapore - With every new firmware updates for the iPhone coming out faster and faster, third party application programmers have to keep updating and patching their programs. Bugs and problems continue to plague the iPhone users with different firmware updates for unlocked iPhones and it sometimes give a bad impression to the high expectations of the iPhone. Worse is that users didn’t know that they do not have to put up with such iPhone bugs and problems. They are stuck with such iPhone bugs and problems because the iPhone sellers simply don’t care. Some users are stuck with damaged and spoilt iPhones, feeling they have bought an iPhone bargain but in the end, because they can’t use the phones, turn out to be a sour lemon instead.
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via ITWire @ 18:29 31st Mar
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Singapore - With every new firmware updates for the iPhone coming out faster and faster, third party application programmers have to keep updating and patching their programs. Bugs and problems continue to plague the iPhone users with different firmware updates for unlocked iPhones and it sometimes give a bad impression to the high expectations of the iPhone. Worse is that users didn’t know that they do not have to put up with such iPhone bugs and problems. They are stuck with such iPhone bugs and problems because the iPhone sellers simply don’t care. Some users are stuck with damaged and spoilt iPhones, feeling they have bought an iPhone bargain but in the end, because they can’t use the phones, turn out to be a sour lemon instead.
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via Free Press Releases @ 12:12 3rd Mar
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iPhone users rejoice! Developers will soon have access to the iPhone SDK, the same tools Apple uses to develop new applications for the iPhone. Apple also introduced the iPhone Simulator, a kind of virtual iPhone that runs on a Mac to aid in developting new applications. The iPhone is also getting a face lift that should aid in its usability in the workplace. New features will include Microsoft Exchange support, "push-based" email, contact and calendar synchronization, additional support for VPN's, etc. These new features and the release of the iPhone SDK will undoubtedly make the iPhone a worthy competitor to the Blackberry in the workplace.
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via Overclockers Club @ 1:16 7th Mar
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Apple's announcement of an iPhone Software Development Kit will empower developers to plug gaps in the iPhone's functionality. But for those who have been developing iPhone software via the unauthorized process called jailbreaking, the announcement raises questions about whether the thriving underground iPhone development market will continue or wither away into a small collection of carrier-unlocking hacks.
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via NetworkWorld @ 5:15 29th Mar
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Apple’s announcement of an iPhone Software Development Kit will empower developers to plug gaps in the iPhone’s functionality. But for those who have been developing iPhone software via the unauthorized process called jailbreaking, the announcement raises questions about whether the thriving underground iPhone development market will continue or wither away into a small collection of carrier-unlocking hacks.
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via Macworld @ 16:56 28th Mar
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Apple's announcement of an iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK) will empower developers to plug gaps in the iPhone's functionality – see our analysis here. But for those who have been developing iPhone software via the unauthorized process called jailbreaking, the announcement raises questions about whether the thriving underground iPhone development market will continue or wither away into a small collection of carrier-unlocking hacks.
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via Digital Arts @ 13:25 31st Mar
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The world’s leading resource of iPod + iPhone information has officially launched the Design The Next iPhone, Win The Next iPhone Contest. Think you’ve got what it takes to design the next iPhone? How can you win? Design the Next iPhone! We will be looking for six total winners for this contest - three grand prize winners will receive Apple’s next-generation iPhone, courtesy of iLounge, and three runners up will receive $100 iTunes Gift Cards.
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via TechWhack @ 5:03 8th May
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Apple has released a fourth beta of the iPhone SDK, including an updated iPhone firmware and development tools. The latest beta, build 9M2165, is available via the iPhone DevCenter on the ADC website. According to the release notes, there are two major changes in the latest SDK. The iPhone Simulator now includes support for OpenGL ES, so 3D graphics can be rendered in simulation without having to test them directly on iPhone or iPod touch hardware. Also, code signing is now enforced by the iPhone OS, so you must have a valid certificate installed before compiling. Unsigned code will still run in the iPhone Simulator, however.
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via ArsTechnica @ 15:09 24th Apr
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INVERNESS, FL--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 18, 2008 -- Phonedifferent.com, a leading iPhone blog and iPhone community, today announced that the iPhone App Wait-a-Thon contest is underway. Every week until Apple releases the iPhone 2.0 software update, the Phone different community site is going to give away a $100 iTunes gift certificate to a lucky site visitor. Also, in anticipation of the myriad of iPhone applications that are under development for the iPhone, the Phone different site has started an App Watch section where a consolidated list of all known iPhone applications will appear with their expected arrival dates.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 13:59 18th Mar
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We now know what MixMeister Technology, a company that creates software tools for playing, producing and performing music mixes, plans to do with Apple's new iPhone SDK. It plans to develop an application to turn any iPhone or iPod touch user into a DJ. Called MixMiester Scratch, the software will let you perform a scratch at any timeeven right on top of a song currently playing on your iPod touch or iPhone. Simply pick the sound you like from MixMiester Scratch's preset vinyl scratch sounds and start scratching. It'll also allows you to adjust the volume of the music in real-time using the iPhone's touch interface. MixMiester Scratch will be a free download when it becomes available sometime during the second quarter. You can fill out a form here to be notified when it's ready.
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via Smart Phone Today @ 16:46 16th Mar
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In case you haven't been marking the days off on your calendar, the iPhone SDK has been out for a little less than two months, in which time Apple has released four versions. Non-US developers looking to work on iPhone applications have yet to be accepted to the official program, however, since the iPhone Developer Program wasn't accepting any developers outside the US yet. Someone at Apple seems to have flipped the switch, though, as developers from abroad have reportedly started being accepted into the iPhone Developer Program.
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via ArsTechnica @ 20:02 5th May
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CUPERTINO, Calif., March 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Apple(R) today announced that more than 100,000 iPhone(TM) developers have downloaded the beta iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK) in the first four days since its launch on March 6. The iPhone SDK provides developers with the same rich set of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and tools that Apple uses to create its native applications for iPhone and iPod(R) touch. "Developer reaction to the iPhone SDK has been incredible with more than 100,000 downloads in the first four days," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. "Also, over one million people have watched the launch video on Apple.com, further demonstrating the incredible interest developers have in creating applications for the iPhone.
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via Financials.com @ 17:15 12th Mar
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O2 slashes iPhone Prices: UK mobile provider, O2 will officially cut the price of the 8GB iPhone by £100 ($197) to the low, low price of £169 ($333). iPhone owners who purchased their device in the past 30 days will get a voucher for £100. This news almost cements the rumors of the 8GB iPhone being phased for either a larger capacity iPhone or the much anticipated 3G iPhone.
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via Mac Life @ 22:08 18th Apr
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GyPSii launches iPhone platform - GyPSii, the world’s leading geo-location and social networking service provider for mobile phones and Internet devices, is now available on the iPhone – Apple’s market-leading high-end mobile device. The iPhone has shipped more than five million units worldwide since its launch in 2007. The new web-based GyPSii iPhone application integrates its multiple services into a single interface, making it easy for users to enjoy a wide range of new and exciting location-based features and services, along with social networking – all using the fluid, intuitive touch-screen user interface of the iPhone. GyPSii also confirmed that it would produce a “native” version of its application using Apple’s Software Developer Kit (SDK) which is scheduled to be launched later this week, providing seamless access
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via Business Portal 24 @ 3:33 9th Mar
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When I unpacked my iPhone on iPhone Day One. the first thing I said to myself was "this is one smooth little slab of technology." I then handed the new iPhone to my wife, who promptly let it slip right through her hands onto the tile floor, thus making my prophecy come true. Immediately, the iPhone was slid into its leather case cocoon, rarely emerging into the light of day.
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via My Mac.com @ 6:20 25th Mar
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Apple today announced that more than 100,000 iPhone developers have downloaded the beta iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK) in the first four days since its launch on March 6. The iPhone SDK provides developers with the same rich set of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and tools that Apple uses to create its native applications for iPhone and iPod touch. "Developer reaction to the iPhone SDK has been incredible with more than 100,000 downloads in the first four days," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. "Also, over one million people have watched the launch video on Apple.com, further demonstrating the incredible interest developers have in creating applications for the iPhone."
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via MacMinute @ 8:59 13th Mar
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GyPSii takes social networking mobile for Apple iPhone AMSTERDAM, Netherlands--(Business Wire)-- GyPSii, the world's leading geo-location and social networking service provider for mobile phones and Internet devices, is now available on the iPhone - Apple's market-leading high-end mobile device. The iPhone has shipped more than five million units worldwide since its launch in 2007. The new web-based GyPSii iPhone application integrates its multiple services into a single interface, making it easy for users to enjoy a wide range of new and exciting location-based features and services, along with social networking - all using the fluid, intuitive touch-screen user interface of the iPhone. GyPSii also confirmed that it would produce a "native" version of its application using Apple's Software Developer Kit (SDK) which is scheduled to be lau
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via Reuters @ 3:39 5th Mar
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SINGAPORE (Thomson Financial) - Singapore Telecommunications Ltd is launching iPhone in September, but the telco has declined to confirm or deny that it has struck a deal with iPhone maker Apple Inc, local broadcaster Channel News Asia reported, citing industry sources. A spokesman from SingTel declined to comment on the report. While Apple is targeting to sell 10 million iPhone units this year in Asia, talks with telcos around the region have dragged since last year over Apple's unprecedented demand that it be given a revenue share from each iPhone sold to mobile phone subscribers. 'The news, if true, is positive for SingTel. Given iPhone's (appeal to consumers), we believe iPhone would lead to higher market share for SingTel. However, the impact on SingTel's bottom line should not be very significant given Apple's hard bargaining tenden
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via Quote.com Hong Kong @ 6:01 20th Mar
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SINGAPORE (Thomson Financial) - Singapore Telecommunications Ltd is launching iPhone in September, but the telco has declined to confirm or deny that it has struck a deal with iPhone maker Apple Inc, local broadcaster Channel News Asia reported, citing industry sources. A spokesman from SingTel declined to comment on the report. While Apple is targeting to sell 10 million iPhone units this year in Asia, talks with telcos around the region have dragged since last year over Apple's unprecedented demand that it be given a revenue share from each iPhone sold to mobile phone subscribers. "The news, if true, is positive for SingTel. Given iPhone's (appeal to consumers), we believe iPhone would lead to higher market share for SingTel. However, the impact on SingTel's bottom line should not be very significant given Apple's hard bargaining tenden
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via Advanced Financial Network @ 6:01 20th Mar
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The latest iPhone SDK update has an iPhone-ready version of Interface Builder.Apple posted a new download of the iPhone SDK today on the iPhone Dev Center website. The download, a 1.4GB DMG file, is labeled build 9A2151. The only information given on the Dev Center site is that the update contains an updated Interface Builder.
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via ArsTechnica @ 20:27 27th Mar
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Apple iPhone SDK RoadmapBrian Lam at Gizmodo asked Steve Jobs, at the iPhone SDK press event this week, a question about VoIP availability on the iPhone. Steve’s answer [live] (which may or may not surprise you): âWe will only stop VOIP over cell networks, but not WiFi.â Obviously, this is a protection mechanism to reinforce the company’s relationship with AT&T and any other future providers. It’s a shame, though, because once the next-gen 3G (HSDPA) iPhones start rolling out, the handset will have more than enough bandwidth to place and receive calls over the Internet. What’s more, a subscriber could then purchase the cheapest voice and unlimited data plan available and get unlimited talk time through a much less expensive VoIP provider (all of which have free incoming minutes and free talk time between peer technologie
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via EHomeUpgrade @ 14:14 10th Mar
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With Apple's recent introduction of the iPhone/iPod touch SDK, some analysts are torn on the device's corporate future, despite support for Microsoft's ActiveSync protocol. According to MarketWatch, the latest changes to the iPhone platform could make it more competitive with the RIMM BlackBerry platform, but analyst Toni Sacconaghi said the introductions may do little to change the iPhone's overall position in the smartphone market.
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via MacNN @ 2:12 18th Mar
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The iPhone Dev Team did it again. Using the iPhone SDK, they were able to hack into the included 2.0 version of the firmware and unlock it. It is completely jailbroken. And it ain't even public yet. Since the iPhone hacking community already has Apple by the, uh, stem, why doesn't Apple just give up and let them develop for the iPhone as they wish? Because, Steve Jobs, you've lost.
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via Information Week @ 12:01 12th Mar
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