Major Update for Facebook iPhone App 98% Done, Coming Soon

July 1, 2009

The Facebook app for iPhone – one of the first ‘headline’ apps for the iPhone and an enduring favorite for many, many iPhone users - has got a big update, to Version 3.0, coming very soon.

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Push-Enabling Update for Agile Messenger Due Very Soon

July 1, 2009

I posted a couple weeks back on testing push notifications out with the Agile Messenger instant messaging app for the iPhone.  Push was working great with the app at that time, and like many of you I’m looking forward to seeing the official update released to enable push for Agile Messenger for everyone.
Several of [...]

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BBC Has Original David Hockney iPhone Art Downloads for 48 Hours

July 1, 2009

To coincide with Imagine’s Premiere of David Hockney - A Bigger Picture on BBC1 Tuesday 30 June at 10.35PM, the artist is giving away as downloads three of his recent original iPhone art images available for 48 hours only. You can put these digital images onto your phone or computer.

I’ve posted recently on the [...]

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iPhone OS 3.1 Beta Released to Developers – MMS Options Are Back But Not Working Yet

July 1, 2009

The iPhone OS 3.1 beta firmware has been released to developers.  So far, from what I can gather via reports at Gadgets on The Go and in the EIC forums, it sounds like this release may be mostly bug fixes. 
A couple of changes that have been noted by various users are apparently much [...]

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Tweetie Updated – Twitpocalypse Search Bug Fixed

July 1, 2009

Tweetie – one of the very best iPhone Twitter apps – has just been updated – to Version 1.3.2.
The only detail listed for this update is a notable one – it fixes the pesky search bug – which caused search results to appear just one entry at a time, rather than in a list [...]

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Review: mAdvNote on iPhone

June 30, 2009

mAdvNote is a cute little app with a less-than-catchy name that lets you insert pics, doodles to audio and text notes on your iPhone.
The app touts itself as a productivity tool yet I felt more like playing around with its features rather than recording any serious ideas. The interface is easy to navigate around and [...]

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Evernote Puts A Foot Wrong – Updated: No They Didn’t

June 30, 2009

UPDATE: My bad. I thought Evernote had made a wrong move in the implementation of Stage 1 of notebook sharing.  My understanding when first trying to test the sharing was that not only did the person sharing a notebook have to be a premium user, but that even the person being ‘shared to’ had [...]

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More Doom & Quake Games Coming to the iPhone

June 30, 2009

Yesterday we shared the good news that Doom Resurrection had hit the App Store.  Today, Gizmodo is reporting that there’s lots more where that came from:
John Carmack says that not one, but three Quake games are coming to the iPhone—1, 2, and Arena … The Quake onslaught is in addition to a slew of [...]

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He Talked The Talk, And Then …

June 30, 2009

Everyone remember when one of Palm’s lead investors, Roger McNamee, talked some serious, serious trash a few months back about how all first gen iPhone users would not be using an iPhone anymore a month after their two-year anniversaries hit?  Here’s the money quote:
You know the beautiful thing: June 29, 2009, is the two- [...]

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Recommended: Mashable’s Guide on Posting Video To Twitter from the iPhone 3GS

June 30, 2009

In addition to YouTube sharing, I imagine Twitter will become (or may have already become) one of the most popular mediums for sharing of video taken on the iPhone 3GS. 
There are a good number of options already for how to get your video creations over to Twitter from your 3GS – and Mashable’s [...]

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iPhone 3GS Is The First Smartphone Ever with Video Recording???

June 30, 2009

And it is also the first smartphone ever to have an application that allows you to browse the internet.  Oh, hold up – maybe it’s not the first ever – it’s just the first one ever to have applications for browsing and video recording that anyone actually wants to use.  Yes, that’s it I [...]

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