iPhone: Replace your 3rd Party Apps with these Equivalent Web Apps
Now that Apple has so generously removed my ability (for now) to install, run and delete applications on my iPhone with the release of firmware
September 27, 2007
Now that Apple has so generously removed my ability (for now) to install, run and delete applications on my iPhone with the release of firmware
iPhone Firmware 1.1.1 was released today (as expected) to the general public. It came with a warning from Apple: “If you have modified your iPhone’s
Apple today released a statement that said the following: CUPERTINO, Calif., Sept. 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Apple has discovered that many of the unauthorized iPhone unlocking
More humor based on an actual phone call:
Just in time for “Talk Like a Pirate Day,” a new application was released for the iPhone that lets you snap a picture of a
For all of you new iPhone and iTouch users out there, this blog has been updated with a new theme (yes ANOTHER theme) that is
I received a report from a reader (Nick) that he is having issues with his AppInstaller after installing iUnlock. Essentially, he could not install and
It’s nice that, for now, Apple seems to be “okay” with allowing third-party applications to be installed on the iPhone (although now there seems to
As many other 4gig iPhone owners are feeling right now, I’m a bit upset at “paying the price” of being an early adopter. I know,
WOAH! I just reloaded my default home page and there is now a yellow message saying “Netvibes goes mobile! Now, you can check your Netvibes
As mentioned previously, ApolloIM has been updated from version -1 to -0.9 and now includes partial “suspend mode.” I have installed and tested it and
Gee, you learn something new every day. I was playing around with an installed RSS reader from the TappInstaller app and I figured I would
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