Displaying items by tag: iPhone 2.1
Wednesday, 08 July 2009 12:18
iPhone Dev Team releases iPhone 3GS jailbreak and unlock tools
The iPhone Dev Team has released its redsn0w jailbreak and ultrasn0w carrier unlock tools for the iPhone 3GS.
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Monday, 06 July 2009 18:20
Something mobile this way comes: is the BlackBerry or iPhone better for enterprise?
For business users, mobile e-mail has become a must-have. Turn otherwise unproductive time to good use by keeping up with what’s happening. Yet in the battle of smartphones is the old trusty BlackBerry getting long in the tooth? Does the sexy iPhone challenger have what it takes to unseat RIM?
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- David M Williams
- iPhone
- iPhone 2.1
- iPhone 3.0
- iPhone 3G
- iPhone OS
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- Research in Motion
- RIM
- Windows Mobile
- Outlook
- Exchange
- Lotus Notes
- Domino
- Microsoft
- Microsoft Outlook
- Mobile
- Mobile Phones
- Mobile Web
- Mobile messaging
- Mobile phone
- Mobility
- Smartphones
Wednesday, 03 June 2009 04:26
Opera is the top mobile browser - not!
Opera is the leading mobile browser, claims StatCounter. But that's not backed up by the numbers the company presents.
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Tuesday, 02 June 2009 10:37
Google preparing to become an e-book seller
Having agreed a settlement of its book digitising dispute, Google has revealed it plans to enter the e-book market before the year is out.
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Monday, 30 March 2009 20:52
Skype sets sights on popping iPhone and BlackBerry cherry
One of the world’s most popular Internet phone services, Skype, is
finally set to make its mark in an official capacity on the other two
most important phone platforms it hasn’t yet supported: the iPhone and
the BlackBerry, with iPhone action starting on Tuesday, and the
BlackBerry cherry popping in May.
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Business Telecommunications
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- Alex Zaharov-Reutt
- Asterisk
- carriers
- Cellphones
- IP phones
- IP telephony
- Internet
- Internet Telephony
- Mobile
- Mobile broadband
- Mobile Phones
- Mobile applications
- Mobile messaging
- Mobile phone
- Skype
- Skype Lite
- SkypeOut
- Telecommunications
- VoIP
- iPhone 3G
- iPhone 3.0
- iPhone 2.2
- iPhone 2.1
- iPhone
- iPod Touch
- WiFi
- Symbian
- Windows Mobile
- Nokia
- Linux
- Bla
Monday, 22 December 2008 14:10
iPhone Dev Team demos 'œyellowsn0w' in unlock video
iPhone 3G users who’ve patiently been waiting for the iPhone Dev Team
to release its “yellowsn0w” application can now see a video of the
unlock in action – as they impatiently wait for December 31, 2008 when
the app is due to be released!
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Saturday, 25 October 2008 07:13
Apple come out, say no to prop 8
Apple have publicly come out, opposing Proposition 8 which is a hot potato in Californian general election politics right now. What's more, they've put their money where their mouth is donating $100,000 to the "No on 8" campaign. What is prop 8 and why has it sent this technology company all fruity?
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Sunday, 19 October 2008 12:29
Significant iPhone 3G unlock progress, no unlock yet
The iPhone Dev Team has announced “significant 3G progress” towards a
3G unlock, modifying iPhone 3G baseband and even running modified
baseband code, but the unlock itself remains elusive.
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Wednesday, 08 October 2008 19:10
Nice iPhone, shame about the e-mail (or, why the BlackBerry rules the roost)
I like the iPhone. I use one. I like its interface. It's got a lot of nice features. However, e-mail isn't one of them. In fact, the BlackBerry still leaves it for dead. Here's why the iPhone's e-mail handling sucks, and come to think of it, that of Windows Mobile too. Business users particularly should take note.
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Thursday, 02 October 2008 05:05
Apple backs off on iPhone NDA
Apple has eased its contentious non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that prevented developers and others from sharing information about the current version of the iPhone software.
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Monday, 29 September 2008 12:00
Apple tweaking Safari for iPhone 2.2 software
Is Google about to get a more prominence in the iPhone version of the Safari browser, even though Google's Android platform is just coming to market in the shape of the HTC G1 mobile phone?
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Monday, 15 September 2008 11:03
Internode offers simplified free Wi-Fi for iPhone users
iPhone owners who are in range of over 100 Internode hotspots across
many places in South Australia (with a few also sprinkled in NSW, VIC,
QLD and the NT) are being given the gift simpler free Wi-Fi access. If
you’re in range – sweet!
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Monday, 15 September 2008 08:32
No WinPwn for iPhone OS 2.1 yet - but promised soon
iPhone 2G and 3G “jailbreak” addicts keen to move to Apple’s iPhone OS
2.1 can already do so on the Mac, but Windows users are patiently
awaiting a new version of WinPwn to do so. While it’s not yet
available, its author promises delivery “soon”.
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Sunday, 14 September 2008 14:47
iPhone OS 2.1 delivers the iFix - at last!
The iPhone OS two-point-oh-woes seem finally a thing of the past, with
snappy responsiveness from the OS, the SMS keyboard typing, loading of
contacts and other apps, no crashes (as yet) and reports from some
iPhone 3G users of more bars and better reception, but not everyone
agrees. Meanwhile, my unlocked iPhone 2G is now happily running OS 2.1
– how did I do it?
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Sunday, 14 September 2008 04:13
iPhone Dev Team: 2.1 Pwned, iTunes 8 not harmed in the process
That didn't take long! A day after Apple released the iPhone 2.1 firmware upgrade, the iPhone Dev Team has released the new versions of PwnageTool and QuickPwn. So much for the iTunes 8 barrier that was meant to prevent such Pwnage...
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Wednesday, 10 September 2008 06:56
Multiple Apple updates deliver security patches as well as new features
Microsoft wasn't the only company to have a Patch Tuesday this month. Updates from Apple include security fixes for widely used software including QuickTime and iTunes. As in the Windows updates, several of the issues addressed by Apple concern malformed media files.
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Wednesday, 10 September 2008 00:49
Apple seeds new iPods, offers surprises - and disappointments
So those pics of the new iPod nano were spot on, as were the rumours
about iTunes. The nano comes in 9 colours, there’s a new iPod Touch
with speakers, volume control, Nike+ and 36 hours of audio, and OS 2.1
software arrives at last – but there’s no 64GB iPod Touch, and no 32GB
iPhone 3G.
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Wednesday, 10 September 2008 00:27
Breaking Apple Event News: New iTouch announced along with iPhone 2.1 Firmware
The second half of the Let's Rock Apple Event had finished, and the news is of a new iTouch and new firmware for the iPhone, but no new MacBooks...
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