Since iPhone is an opportunity that no developer would like to miss so we have seen a bumper start in App Store. 552 apps from day one is mind blowing while doling out applications for free can be understood if its based on some website but what about those apps which are not based on any existing web based community or site?
A company called Medialets now wants to jump in the iPhone frenzy by providing free ad supported applications in the Apple iPhone App store. Medialets will provide an interface between the developer and the advertiser so that developers can earn by adding advertisements in their applications. Medialets will also provide Medialytics, an analytics product to provide statsitics of iPhone app users to their developers. The company will collaborate with developers in creating ads in such a manner that it does not obfuscate the user.
Apple has officially launched the App Store which will allow users to browse and buy applications for their iPhone 3G as well as the previous one by updating it. There are over 500 applications available on iTunes apps store. A quarter of them are free and any iPhone owner would certainly like to use them. However most applications are paid but we have created a list of iPhone applications that any iPhone owner must have.
Remote : It allows you to control the music on your computer or Apple TV. You can search your entire iTunes library and play the desired music on Wi-Fi network. You can also pause, skip and shuffle while it also allows you to control Air Tunes speakers. Free.
OmniFocus : This application received the gold for best iPhone productivity application and a close look at the features is enough to get the idea about its prowess. It lets you create to do lists and task management. For instance, if you have made an entry of buying bread in your Omnifocus to- do list then it will automatically inform you whenever you’ll get close to the location of some bakery. It also syncs with your Mac through your MobileMe.This $19.99 application deserves to be in your iPhone. You can also use another app called EverNote which is similar to OmniFocus and is free. My money is on OmniFocus though.
Apple iPhone is definitely the talk of the town with developers geared up to create applications that can be run on an iPhone. Google has now launched Google Talk which can be accessed on an iPhone without having to download or install anything.
You can use Gtalk in Safari browser itself by logging on www.google.com/talk. There are however few differences in the iPhone version of gtalk from its PC counterpart.
Your chat session is refreshed when you return on to it from other tab. Gtalk for iPhone does not allow voice mails which is in contrast to other messengers like Fring. There are no big differences in user interface and you don’t feel like using just a miniature version of Gtalk either. The iPhone version allow you to make a quick list of your frequent contacts, search your contacts and manage multiple conversations.
It should come as no surprise that there are many other IM clients too which have been optimized for iPhone such as Meebo, Agile and Giz5 and they have better features than gtalk client in anyway.
Apple iPhone now has another IM client to help its users stay connected with their friends every time and anytime. Agilemobile announced the launch of its Agile messenger which is a multi-protocol messaging client. The company claims that it’s the most user-friendly and feature rich iPhone messenger yet, it has got enough meat to prove his point too.
Agile messenger lets users to communicate on ICQ, AOL, Yahoo!, MSN, Google Talk and XMPP networks simultaneously.
Its multimedia prowess lets you send images, video and voice messages from mobile to mobile and mobile to PC. And the best feature has to be the “copy and paste” which lets you to copy a certain block of text and then paste it in the message field.
The online status can be changed with a simple tap on the top of screen while it has a run-in-th-background capability which lets you know the incoming messages with a soiund.
Today morning I was inspired to create a special ringtone, I looked up some options on the internet for iphone, I found some readily available and paid applications that let you create iphone ringtones.
Previously I have just used GarageBand to create some of my iphone ringtones, there is an application called PocketMac Ringtone Studio for iPhone. Which costs $14.95 but it doesn’t do anything that you can’t already do with GarageBand and creativity
However, PocketMac folks offer a 90-day “no questions” money back guarantee on their software. (more…)
AT&T has just unveiled the official prices and plans for Apple’s 3G iPhone in the US, which will become available from July 11, 2008. AT&T will also be offering the new handset free of contract. AT&T carrier doesn’t say when exactly this will happen, but they have given the prices for the contract-free iPhone 3G which is $599 for the 8GB version and $699 for the 16GB one.
its twice as fast for sure! but not half the price yet
As we all can see, $599 is in no way half the price when compared to the price of the first version iPhone. (more…)
Apple has officially announced its highly-anticipated new 3G iPhone, which puts even more features at your fingertips, including fast 3G wireless technology, GPS mapping, and new App Store, allowing users to find applications in every category, from games to business, education to entertainment, finance to health and fitness, productivity to social networking.
WindowSeat, is an amazing new dock for Apple iPhone and iPod touch by Griffin. The unit can be mount on a car, it holds the devices in a position that is most convenient for the drivers. It can grip a windshield using a suction cup, or a self-adhesive pad that sticks to vinyl and other dashboard surfaces. A rotating bracket lets owners position a display at different angles.
Apple and AT&T are currently selling iPhone for $399 and $499 price based on the amount of storage space included. In a report AT&T, has announced this week that it would wrap up its 3G network upgrade by the end of next month.
Six more markets will be now fixed with High-Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) technology by the end of June. The move is aimed at boosting upstream data speeds to between 500Kbit/sec. and 800Kbit/sec.With entire HSUPA coverage AT&T will have a huge 3G footprint, this will lead to fulfill all needs of their customers, this is going to be a huge step into better and faster wireless broadband achievements. (more…)
Apple iPhone is definitely the talk of the town with developers geared up to create applications that can be run on an iPhone. Google has now launched Google Talk which can be accessed on an iPhone without having to download or install anything.
Apple iPhone now has another IM client to help its users stay connected with their friends every time and anytime. 
