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February 22nd, 2008

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AppFlow: Coverflow For Your iPhone Apps

We told you about the work of Kevin Brosius,who managed to figure out how CoverFlow works on the iPhone, and how to potentially use it for a native iPhone app. Now Erica Sadun has taken it to the next step and applied it to her app, AppFlow, which you can use to browse and launch other applications.

Written by Edward Kirk on February 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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Analyst: Unlocked iPhones To Take A Chunk Out Of Apple’s Future Revenue

We know that unlocked iPhones operating overseas aren't making as much money for Apple as those locked to one of their carriers, but Bernstein Research analyst Toni Sacconaghi predicts that the loss could be a bigger portion of Apple's future earnings than expected, and Apple's stocks are feeling it.

Written by Edward Kirk on February 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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DriveSavers Data Recovery For iPhone

Backing up data on your computer via iTunes is a sure way to make sure that whatever happens to your iPhone won't also happen to your data, but what about those times when there is something on there and the device is malfunctioning or broken? It's for those rare occasions that DriveSavers unveiled their service for the iPhone at Macworld 08.

Written by Edward Kirk on February 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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BBC: iPlayer coming to iPhone, iPod touch

The BBC has announced that its iPlayer service will soon be available on the iPhone and iPod touch.

BBC shows have been streamed or downloaded more than 17m times via its iPlayer broadband TV service since Christmas Day, according to figures from the corporation.

Between Christmas Day and Tuesday last week, BBC TV shows have been streamed or downloaded more than 17m times via the iPlayer, the seven-day broadband TV catch-up service.

The iPlayer is now averaging around 1.3 million unique users a week, with as many as 500,000 streams or downloads per day.

The Guardian reports that the BBC says iPhone and iPod touch owners would be able to access iPlayer content â€œwithin the next few weeks,â€ which will the first time the service has been available beyond PC and Mac computers.

It is unknown whether access will handled via a web application, or if viewing will be made possible through an installable application, which would be available following the release of the iPhone/iPod touch SDK.

Written by santhosh on February 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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5G iPod Video Gets Bluetooth Hack

Ed Hernï¿½ndez has just unveiled to the world his latest project - a 5G 30GB iPod video that comes with a Bluetooth module, enabling audio out. Unfortunately, the 30GB model is too thin for comfort, and hence Ed had to make some modifications in order to make Apple’s famous PMP accommodate the Bluetooth module. The hard drive was replaced with a Compact Flash memory card, while the front white plastic has been removed, with an iVue clear panel replacing it so that the Bluetooth LED is able to shine through. Reminds me of those transparent Gameboys that Nintendo used to sell…

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