Audi iPhone Music Interface

Yes it works.
No, not via Bluetooth but with a cable.
Let's hope a Bluetooth update is in the works from Apple. SV

Autoblog

Written by Salvatore Volpe MD FAAP FACP CHCQM on August 16th, 2007 with no comments.
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Unlocked iPhones go in Hong Kong for $2000

We all knew that it will happen and it did. Unlocked Apple iPhones are being sold in Hong Kong for $2000, while the unlock procedure alone costs $750.

The iPhones are reported to be completely unlocked, although it’s not specified whether it’s a real hardware unlock (which would be unprecedented), or whether the older SuperSIM or recently discovered TurboSIM unlock methods are being used.

At any rate, the unlocked iPhones can access local services and even display the local cell phone operator’s logo. And mind you, they’re being sold through “legit” stores, not on the street. See below for an actual video of the unlocked device.

Unlocked HK iPhone video

Thanks: PhoneDaily.

Written by dennis on August 16th, 2007 with no comments.
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iPhone Wish List

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A pretty cool website was launched for people that would like to make suggestions as to what should be improved in the next version of the iPhone (or maybe with a firmware upgrade?). For example? Have you ever dreamed about iPhone having a GPS device?

Original story at iPhone World . Related stories include: Say what's your missing on the iPhone Wish List - Comments for IntoMobile , iPhone Wish List: Vote On It - Gizmodo.com and ... digg

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Written by Apple iPhone - best news, blogs, videos, photos and more - Boxxet on August 16th, 2007 with no comments.
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iPhone Wish List

A pretty cool website was launched for people that would like to make suggestions as to what should be improved in the next version of the iPhone (or maybe with a firmware upgrade?). Even though iPhone Wish List website it not affiliated with Apple in any way, the idea is that a lot of people demanding for the same features could create enough public pressure on Apple to actually add those features.

For example… Have you ever dreamed about iPhone having a GPS device? Wouldn’t you love to have an in-built FM radio receiver in it? How about native Microsoft Exchange support or a more sophisticated camera on the device?

If any of this really bothers you, head on over to the iPhone Wish List and voice your opinion… Who knows, maybe your idea will actually be implemented by Apple because of you.

Thanks: to our friends from IntoMobile.

Written by dennis on August 16th, 2007 with no comments.
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Five Amazing iPhone Apps That Don’t Exist

The iPhone is already a reasonably mature product. Despite persistent reports of dead zones on screens and lots of requests for the landscape keyboard outside of Safari, the real interest is with what Apple can do in software next.

That’s the genius of the iPhone model. Apple created an endlessly flexible interface that can be updated and modified strictly in software. They’ve also made a mostly menu-free system that keeps iPhone apps relatively flat. It’s quite a paradigm shift from the hierarchies we’re now used to in our PCs.

PhillRyu has done a great job synthesizing his thoughts on where Apple should be headed next with iPhone software. My favorite is above, iMovie for iPhone. I don’t know if I can possibly think of a more perfect concept. Fingers crossed, eh?

Via Digg.

Written by Petemortensen on August 16th, 2007 with no comments.
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