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Coming from Erica Sadun’s website, a new app featuring the ability to recognize music you play for the iPhone and afterwards providing information such as artist, cover, album name, and so on.
The fact you can get your iPhone to do so is actually quite astounding, but the program itself is considered beta in every way possible. Many people can’t get it to work correctly, and it restarts their iPhone. You can download the Listen beta here. Miss Sadun’s website inquires people to report back on what kind of luck you have with the program, and also says that if you don’t get any feedback within 30 seconds of activating the program next to some music, to quit and restart the program.
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Macworld’s Jim Dalrymple reports that the first Trojan for the iPhone has been discovered. As originally discovered by modmyifone, this Trojan only works on phones hacked to use Installer.app. So stock iPhone users are safe, but users with hacked iPhones should be vigilant.
Of course, you should be vigilant anyway. And understand that as the user of a hacked phone, you are at the mercy of the software sources you’ve set up in Installer.app. In this case, the person who created the Trojan — reportedly an 11-year-old kid — used the source jmwiki.com to install an app that posed as Erica’s Utilities, but was actually an app that removed files from the iPhone’s /var/root/bin directory. Installer.app is really cool, but the fact is, you’re installing software over the net — and so you should only use trusted sources. Or be willing to take the risks involved from downloading and running random software! Your call either way.
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Aigo has debuted a new MID (mobile internet device) at CES 2008, that looks alot like a white PSP, with a pull-out keyboard. Features include a Menlow Intel processor, a touchscreen-enhanced version of Mozilla Firefox, called Coolfox, as well as a seemingly ripped off version of the iPhone’s interface. If you’re a Linux user, you may be happy to know that the device also uses Linux as its main OS.
This is coming from a company that has made several cameras and MP3 players in the past. You can check out Aigo’s website here. The release date among other information (such as a confirmed name) have not been released yet.
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Filed under: Handsets, GSM. Iriver's been pushing out all sorts of product at this year's CES, but this is the biggest surprise from the company yet. The "iriver GSM phone" is an iPhone-esque handset featuring a 3-inch 480 x 272 touchscreen, and a Linux-based UI that is practically mimics the iPhone feature for feature.
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