Now that the iPhone is approaching its first birthday, we just wanted to point out how this ground-breaking device is literally leading the cell phone industry. Since its inception, the iPhone has resulted in a flood of touch screen phones and to date, none that I know of can match the iPhone as far as maturity of its interface. Other phones may have better specifications, but our stance is what good are they if the features are too hard or confusing to access…In any case, the iPhone as Steve Jobs once said maintains a several year lead over current generation touch phone…not only that, all other phones are just seen as pale imitations of the real thing.

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Mariner Calc is about to come to the iPhone with App Store to edit Excel spreadsheets directly on your iphone.

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Mariner Calc is about to come to the iPhone with App Store to edit Excel spreadsheets directly on your iphone.

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Numerous people have noticed that specifications from the Apple website state that the 3G iPhone may be limited to 1.4Mbps. This is very unusual as other phones that are 3G enabled post much higher download rates…One such example is the Motorola Q which is able to download at 3.6 Mbps…Also, HSDPA cards are able to download data at 7.2 Mbps.

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Word out in the field is that Apple is not allowing 3rd party developers to have access to the iPhone 3Gs GPS capabilities. Although Steve Jobs demonstrated turn by turn directions and live GPS tracking during the WWDC keynote on Monday, it was unclear whether those were Apple produced applications or 3rd party applications.

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June 12, 2008 11:53 PM • by iPhone News Blog Staff • Posted to News Comments (0) | Permalink
Not a whole lot of folks get to have a private hands on session with one of the most coveted gadgets in the world. Glen Fleishman over at TidBits was one of the few who got to spend a few minutes with the 3G iPhone.

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This morning, Six Apart unveiled its newest iPhone creation, a very svelte-looking port of Blog It, which the company introduced back in April. The simple tool lets you write and cross-blog a post or status update to several services at once. The company is hoping people will use it as a home base to manage all their updates. It’s also a somewhat early look at some of the features users will be getting in the upcoming native blogging application announced on Monday.

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Happy Hump Day Everyone!

Our friends over at Gizmodo are reporting that their sources say that the iPhone 2.0 software could be declared as golden master by as early as this Friday. Golden Master is usually the last release before the software is distributed to vendors/manufacturers. In Apple’s case, Golden Master means that the iPhone 3Gs software has been completed. This is good news for the upcoming July 11 launch.

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This is probably one of the simplest native iPhone application developed for the iPhone but one that can be quite useful if you wake up in the middle of the night and want to use your iPhone as a light.

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If you planning to sell your iPhone to buy the new 3G iPhone which will be released on July 11th then the issue reported of iPhones sold as refurbished unit revealing previous owners personal data would definitely be one of your concerns.

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