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If you thought that the iPhone lawsuits fad is over, you?re really wrong. Yet another class action lawsuit was filed against Apple because the device?s battery cannot be replaced by the end user. Filing the class action lawsuit against Apple and AT&T are Zoltan Stiener and Ynez Stiener, represented by the same Oakland, California-based lawyer H.
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If you thought that the iPhone lawsuits fad is over, you’re really wrong. Yet another class action lawsuit was filed against Apple because the device’s battery cannot be replaced by the end user.
Filing the class action lawsuit against Apple and AT&T are Zoltan Stiener and Ynez Stiener, represented by the same Oakland, California-based lawyer H. Tim Hoffman that represents Sydney Leung, who filed the previous Apple iPhone battery class action lawsuit.
The charges are breach of contract, fraud, and violation of several California laws. The main idea is that both companies did not inform iPhone buyers that they will have to pay to have their batteries replaced by Apple, which requires the devices to be shipped to them for battery replacement, although initially the batteries are supposed to stay at 80% capability after 400 charges.
As in the previous lawsuit, this class action lawsuit against Apple barely has a chance in court, as Apple alerts all customers about this fact on its website.
Lionel Hutz, The Simpsons lawyer, was not available for comments once again.
Thanks: InformationWeek.
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According to Agence France-Presse, A group of Lithuanian hackers has promised to launch their own iPhone unlocking service. For the price of 990 litas (approx. US$390), their website offers several methods for unlocking the iPhone, including a SIM unlock and a hardware unlock.
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While 8GB iPhone provides a sufficient amount of storage for your music files, some folks are used to their 20GB iPods, so this amount of storage might not be enough for them. And Dot.Tunes program for iPhone was created especially to fit their needs.
Altough it won’t increase the maximum memory storage size of your iPhone, Dot.Tunes is an iTunes management utility that allows you to stream your whole iTunes music and video collection on your iPhone.
With this plug-in, a custom DOT.TUNES/iPhone interface is displayed on your iPhone. You can view all of your movies and videos and listen to all of your music. According to the official description:
Dot.Tunes is a fully developed web server application that supports mp3, AAC, aiff, .wav, mpeg, mp4, and .mov files, allowing you to share your iTunes library contents with your friends in other cities, your classmates across the dorm or the coworkers scattered throughout the building. DOT.TUNES contains a custom web server designed specifically to serve the audio tracks from your iTunes at lightning fast speeds. Through seamless integration with your iTunes base, DOT.TUNES easily handles large libraries without missing a beat.
Dot.Tunes costs $20 for the full license on its website, while you can download the different distributions below.
Direct downloads:
- Dot.Tunes for iPhone - Mac (12MB)
- Dot.Tunes for iPhone - Windows (6.7MB)
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Ambrosia Software released the iToner, a program for Macintosh computers that allows you to place custom ringtones on your iPhone.
iToner allows you to quickly transfer custom ringtones for your iPhone - and that’s without modifying, hacking or having to reset your iPhone. Simply drag and drop your MP3 or AAC audio files on iToner’s window, click the Sync button, and you’re done. Even better, your ringtones will continue to work with future iPhone OS updates!
Your iPhone allows you to assign different ringtones for your different contacts. With iToner, now you can have a Barry White ringtone for when your girlfriend calls, Frank Zappa for when your college buddies ring you up, **** The Police when your lawyer calls, or the theme from Jaws for when your boss is calling.
iToner costs $15 at Ambrosia Software’s website. You can download a trial version below — just make sure you have an iPhone and Mac OS X 10.4.10 or later.
Direct download:
- iToner Custom iPhone Ringtones Maker v1.0 (2.72MB) — only for Mac machines
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