iPhone App Store: Farting iPhones rejected

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Line Rider Coming To iPhone Later This Month

inXile Entertainment recently confirmed rumors by announcing that they are porting their popular web game Line Rider to the iPhone and iPod touch some time this month. The game will follow the same format as the massively popular web version at linerider.com.

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Amazon’s Video Store Gets Mac-friendly

Amazon.com is now offering what it calls “instant ad-free movies and TV shows” on Macs, PCs and Sony BRAVIA TV sets at the newly re-branded “Amazon Video On Demand” website.

A few months ago, consumers greeted the giant webertainment service’s “Unbox” partnership with TiVo with a collective yawn, due mainly to complaints about the lack of on-demand streaming options, according to the director of Amazon Video On Demand, Roy Price, who says “the ability to watch content instantly without downloading first was among the most requested features of our customers, and now it’s live–customers can instantly watch the ad-free title of their choice …”

Some promotional videos are free and you can preview the first 2 minutes of any offering. Episodes of TV shows cost $1.99 and movies are $14.99. Movies can also be ‘rented’ for 24 hours for $3.99. Purchasing allows download to two machines and unlimited viewing online. The service claims to stock over 14 thousand movies and 1,200 TV shows including pre-purchase-able rights to upcoming seasons.

Amazon claims to be the only digital video service in the US offering the choice of streaming as well as downloading webertainment content.

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O2 Announces Pay-As-You-Go iPhone 3G Pricing

UK iPhone carrier O2 has finally announced their pay-as-you-go contract prices for the iPhone 3G. Starting September 16, the device will be available without a contract from O2, Apple, and Carphone Warehouse. The unsubsidized price of the device will be £349.99 (US$630) for the 8GB model and £399.99 for the 16GB. Interestingly, this price includes Wi-Fi and data network access for 12 months after activation, and only afterward will users need to sign up for a £10 monthly subscription. However, Apple warns that Visual Voicemail and call merging will not be available on contract-free versions.
Thanks for the tip, Ash!

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iPhone TIPS: iPhone Document Scanner

Q: Making a lot of notes with paper and pencil during meetings? A: Yes, can't type my notes that fast on my iPhone. Q: How do you import your notes electronically? A: I want to but it cost me half the day Q: Why not place an iPhone document scanner on your desk? A: Right! Q: What is it the iPhone document scanner ? A: A construction to make steady and clear pictures of your notes with the iPhone

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