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∞ Apple's Schiller responds to Ninjawords dictionary controversy
Apple on Thursday took the unusual step of responding to a story about an iPhone app that had reportedly been censored by Apple to get into the App Store.
∞ iZotope releases iDrum Underworld Edition for iPhone
Here’s something that’s kind of cool. Long time Mac and iPhone developer, iZotope, partnered with English electronic band Underworld on a new version of iDrum for the iPhone and iPod touch.
∞ Lollapalooza: Prepare for the show with iPhone apps
Lollapalooza, one of the U.S.’s biggest festivals, is just three days away. If you’re planning to attend this year’s multi-day music event and you have an iPhone, there’s some good news for you.
∞ Hands On: Planet Waves Chordmaster for iPhone
I was really interested to see what Planet Waves came up with for the iPhone. A traditional hardware company moving to the iPhone — I was pleasantly surprised by what I found.
∞ Apple finally gives iPhone devs estimated app approval time
It’s not much, but it’s something. iPhone app developers on Saturday got a little gift from Apple when they logged into their accounts — estimated approval times.
∞ FCC investigates Apple over Google voice app rejection
Apple may be in hot water with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) over its refusal to allow Google’s Voice app in the iPhone App Store.
∞ iPhone update doesn't disable AT&T tethering hack
Apple on Friday released an update fixing an SMS security flaw with the iPhone. However, the update does not disable at least one of the hacks that enables tethering on AT&T’s network.
∞ Apple wins case against consumers claiming iPhone TV ads were misleading
“There’s an app for that.” That’s a phrase that’s all too common these days, as Apple’s television spots remind us that no matter what you want to do, you can do it with an app on the iPhone. But not … Continued
∞ Apple adds keywords to App Store
Apple on Wednesday told developers to go into the App Store and update their apps with keywords, which should help people find apps easier.
∞ Apple releases iPhone OS 3.1 Beta 3 to developers
Apple on Monday continued its aggressive release schedule for the next major version of iPhone OS 3.1, releasing another beta to developers.
∞ AT&T offers $49 iPhone 3G refurbs
AT&T is pulling out all the stops to sell new and used iPhones. The company, late Friday began offering refurbished iPhones for as low as $49. The iPhones are only available through AT&T’s Web site.
∞ Taking your iPhone to Comic-Con? There's an app for that
You must know by now that there is an app for almost anything you want on the iPhone, including Comic-Con.
∞ Hands On: Navigon MobileNavigator North America for iPhone
I was very excited to find out on Wednesday that Navigon had released its turn-by-turn navigation app, MobileNavigator North America for the iPhone.
∞ Will Apple partner with Verizon on a tablet?
A partnership between Apple and Verizon has been the source of rumors for many months — according to one source the two companies may team up on a tablet.
∞ DopplerPad synth-based instrument available for iPhone
iPhone app developer Retronyms on Tuesday released a new application called DopplerPad for users that want to create music on-the-go.
∞ iPhone users anger D.C. police chief
Want to foil police efforts to catch speeders in Washington, D.C.? There’s an app for that.
∞ Apple's 1.5 billion apps and why you should care
Apple kicked off Tuesday morning by releasing some of the latest download numbers from the App Store. You may be thinking that’s just another press release slinging a bunch of numbers around, but you should really stop and take a … Continued
∞ Why the BlackBerry can't compete with Apple's iPhone
I’m convinced that as hard as it might try, RIM is fighting a losing battle trying to compete against the iPhone. Why? Because RIM just doesn’t get how to compete against a company like Apple.
∞ Developer turns iPhone app into a brick and mortar business
Charleston, SC-based Slicker is taking its iPhone app to the streets, literally. The iPhone developer on Tuesday opened a brick and mortar location and is using its iPhone app as the basis for the business.
∞ Apple, Nintendo, Sony sued for patent infringement
Shared Memory Graphics filed a lawsuit last Thursday accusing Apple, Nintendo and Sony of copyright infringement, according to court documents obtained by The Loop.
Apple retail stores can now replace broken iPhone screens
Apple has expanded the services offered by its retail stores to include fixing damaged iPhone screens.
∞ Apple's heat warning, not really a warning
I don’t doubt that some people are having heat issues with their new iPhone 3GSs, but watching some publications jump on an innocuous support note from Apple is disturbing.
∞ iPhone 3GS tops Consumer Reports smartphone ratings
Apple’s new iPhone 3GS has been receiving rave reviews since its release, but its newest award has it on top of the prestigious Consumer Reports smartphone list.
∞ AT&T replenishes stock of white iPhone 3GS
AT&T sold out of iPhones 3GS models even before the device went on sale, but the company said on Wednesday that it has replenished its stock of the white iPhones.
∞ Is Apple bringing Genius for apps to the iPhone?
Apple has given us some very useful technologies over the years, but one really stands out in my mind–Genius. This is a technology I think Apple will bring to the iPhone to help us with app purchases.
∞ The 88's new single recorded entirely on the iPhone
What do you do when you’re on tour with the B-52s? If you’re a member of The 88, you break out the iPhone and Sonoma Wire Works Four Track app so you can sit down and record a new single.
∞ Apple running low on iPhones in some areas
Apple launched its iPhone availability widget, allowing customers to check on which iPhone models are available in their area stores.
∞ Apple: We won't distribute porn
Yesterday, I reported that Apple had allowed the first softcore iPhone porn app entry into the App Store. Shortly after, the app disappeared and I immediately blamed Apple only to apologize later for jumping the gun.
∞ Apple, put that porn app back in the App Store
Update 2: Apple did remove the app. Update: It appears I jumped to conclusions. Apple did not pull the app, the developer took the app down because it was so popular, it was crashing the image server. I left my … Continued