Reports: Next iPhone update will break third-party apps, bust unlocks

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iPhone tips and taking control

Using the iPhone is, for the most part, pretty simple. But even the simplest of gadgets can have a learning curve: raise your hand if your VCR is still blinking 12:00. If you’re looking for some help navigating the ins-and-outs of the iPhone—if, for example, you got a brand new one for Christmas—look no further than this handy How To over at the Mothership. Veteran Mac troubleshooter and Macworld contributor Ted Landau walks you through the subtleties of the iPhone’s touch interface, covering everything from taps, to double taps, to swipes, and more.

And, if you find the article a useful resource, you’ll be happy to know there’s much more where that came from: Ted’s penned an entire electronic book on the iPhone, Take Control of Your iPhone, available from TidBits Publishing. It covers everything from the basics of using the phone to troubleshooting crashes and freezes. You can snag the whole book for $15 (or $10 if you pick it up today). And, since it’s an electronic book, you’ll have it immediately (if not sooner). What’s not to like?

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CrunchGear?s 2007 Year-End review round-up

Written by Matt Hickey
It’s the end of the year, and we’ve covered a lot of ground in the last 12 months, much of it with snarky reviews. Let’s look back, shall we, at a handful of these reviews, just for fun. We’ve seeen phones, cameras, iPods, cases, and combinations thereof.

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ComputerWorld names iPhone the second most innovative product of the year 2007.

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Apple’s iPhone was chosen by Computer World as the second most innovative product of the year 2007. The first place on the list of 25 most innovative products was taken by Google Gears. Google Gears is a Windows application allowing service designers to create versions that still work when your PC doesn’t have an Internet connection.

Original story at iPhone World . Related stories include: Apple Weekly Report #110 12-31-2007: Apple Innovations for 2007 ... - The Mac Observer , PC World: iPhone, Time Machine Among 2007's Top Innovations - Gadgets on the Go , ComputerWorld crowns iPhone as 2nd most innovative product of 2007 - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

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ComputerWorld names iPhone the second most innovative product of the year 2007.

Apple’s iPhone was chosen by Computer World as the second most innovative product of the year 2007. The first place on the list of 25 most innovative products was taken by Google Gears. Google Gears is a Windows application allowing service designers to create versions that still work when your PC doesn’t have an Internet connection.

iPhone has got a distinction for its ‘Gee-whiz touch-screen interface and Spartan case’.

ComputerWorld writes about the iPhone: “Apple made navigating via a touch screen–sure to be a staple in future PDA phones and other small devices–intuitive and fun. iPhone’s Safari browser makes the handset a great mobile Web device (at least when you can get a Wi-Fi connection.) And, sure, many phones play music, but Cover Flow cranks the iPhone up to 11 as a music player.”

It’s also worth mentioning that another Apple product: Time Machine in Mac OS X 10.5 (a.k.a. Leopard) has taken the fourth place.

Thanks to: www.intomobile.com

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