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September 18th, 2007

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Briefly: Steve Jobs And Apple in Berlin Tomorrow

A quick note to our European readers: today's announcement is just #1 in a three part series overseas. Today Steve announced the iPhone launch in the UK with carrier O2, with very few surprises. For those keeping track, there is another meeting tomorrow morning in Berlin, most likely with T-Mobile. T-Mobile After that, off to France. Well have the full story tomorrow.

Written by Edward Kirk on September 18th, 2007 with no comments.
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Sneak a peek at iPhone 1.1.1 features

Home Button Pref We know it’s coming, hanging over our heads like an oncoming thunderstorm. The iPhone’s first major software update is on its way this month, bringing spiffy new features like the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store. But what other advantages will it confer upon the iPhone-using masses?

Apparently some of the phones demonstrated at this morning’s event in London were running the new software, suggesting that its release is imminent. Engadget snapped some pictures, including one which shows off a preference setting for what happens when you double-click the iPhone’s home button. Right now, of course, it’ll simply take you home. But in the new firmware, you’ll also have the option to display the iPod controls (à la the iPod touch) or take you to your phone favorites (I think I can hear several of my colleagues jumping for joy).

Or, if you’re a traditionalist, it can continue to take you just back to the home screen. There’s also an option to have it bring up the iPod controls when you’re actively playing music.

There’s some other info hinted at in the shots as well. For example, it appears that the 1.1.1 firmware will support both closed captions on video and the ability to output to a TV (perhaps those store listings weren’t typos, but just a case of jumping the gun). And, of course, there’s support for International keyboard settings, similar we’d guess to that on the touch.

What other wonders does the new iPhone firmware hold? We won’t know until it drops, but I’m still jonesing for the iTunes Wi-Fi Store. That’s taking impulse purchases to a whole new level.

[via Daring Fireball]

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Written by Dan Moren on September 18th, 2007 with no comments.
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iPhone Update May Enable Video Output

As each day goes by, an iPhone update seems to promise more than the day before it. Today is no exception. This morning at the UK iPhone event, Steve Jobs brought some shiny new iPhones with him. These particular iPhones were running the illusive software version 1.1.1. Along with the anticipated iTunes Wi-Fi Store and O2 carrier logo, the iPhones had a few extra features not yet seen in the current version.

Written by Michael Johnston on September 18th, 2007 with no comments.
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Erica at TUAW does some quick and dirty math on how many iPhone hackers are out there. Based on 60k SSH downloads, and that being a fraction of those who hack, she guesses 10-20% of all Apple phone users are doing some sort of unofficial cha cha with unofficial apps. [TUAW]

Original story at Gizmodo.com . Related stories include: The unofficial iPhone SDK: Guide to writing native iPhone applications - iPhone Atlas , Apple iPhone finally gets a native iChat application - kind of - IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News and Reviews , First Third-party Native iPhone Application - Gizmodo.com

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Briefly: iPhone Store Credit Problems

Gizmodo has been receiving reports that, when making a purchase with the $100 iPhone store credit, some users get a message stating that there is a $0 balance left on their card. The problem doesn't appear to be an isolated case. Jason Chen of Gizmodo has personally run into this problem and since come up with a solution. If you have this issue, Jason's advice is to reapply for the store credit and use the newly generated number instead.

Written by Michael Johnston on September 18th, 2007 with no comments.
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