The application Listen, developed by Erica Sadun is nothing new amongst cell phone users of other brands and service providers, but for iPhone users on AT&T, it’s a brand new sight. Listen takes a sample of a song and then looks for it in a song database. Listen then provides a Song Title, Artist, and Album name. Listen lets you search for the song on iTunes or email the information. All listen requires is that you hold the iPhone to the speaker and wait until it’s done recording the 5 second sample.
(more…)
Share This
Written by Ken Allen on January 9th, 2008 with no comments.
Read more articles on Apple iPhone and Apple iPhone Hacks and iPhone 3rd Party Apps.
The iPhone truly has come of age, with the first identified “in the wild” trojan for the cellphone being flagged up by security specialists Symantec and F-Secure. “113 prep” or “iPhone firmware 1.1.3 prep”, as the malicious code is known, was first mentioned on ModMyiPhone.com, where users reported rogue software displaying the message “shoes” after they visited a third-party site and installed a bogus package claiming to be the leaked firmware upgrade.
 
(more…)
Share This
Written by Chris Davies on January 9th, 2008 with no comments.
Read more articles on Apple iPhone and Apple iPhone Hacks.
CorePlayer, a favorite amongst many Windows Mobile and other mobile platform users has been ported to the iPhone and iPod touch. CorePlayer offers media management to completely avoid using iTunes. An iPhone media player other than the iPod application could open doors to downloading MP3 files on the run through Seeqpod. Downloading files through Safari is possible with the Mobile Safari Download Plugin from iPhone hacker ‘hachu’. Not sure when it will be released, but they’re working on making it more iPhone friendly. Check the video after the cut for more a more in depth preview.
(more…)
Share This
Written by Ken Allen on January 7th, 2008 with no comments.
Read more articles on Apple iPhone and Apple iPhone Hacks and iPhone 3rd Party Apps and iPhone content and iPod Touch.
At CES 2008, Flytunes introduced a personalized digital music service for the iPhone, iPod touch and other media capable phones. Flytunes lets you access over 20,000 radio stations anywhere a WiFi, or cell phone signal is available; something satellite radio cannot do (inside buildings). Flytunes is available free of charge and can be run on either PC or Mac. Flytunes will be available on their website as of January 21st, 2008. Their website and pictures look bad, so we’ll have to wait and see how this service comes along in it’s final debut.
[Via Podcastingnews]
Share This
Written by Ken Allen on January 7th, 2008 with no comments.
Read more articles on Apple iPhone and iPhone 3rd Party Apps and iPhone content and iPod Touch.
Bizarrely missing from the iPhone’s collection of talents is video recording, something most cellphone users take for granted. Of course, a manufacturer’s omission is the developer’s opportunity, and Polar Bear Farm is one such software house that has decided to take on the challenge of adding moving pictures to the cellphone. Their ShowTime app captures footage at six frames per second, 320 x 627 resolution, storing them in the iPhone’s internal memory.
(more…)
Share This
Written by Chris Davies on January 5th, 2008 with no comments.
Read more articles on Apple iPhone and Apple iPhone Hacks and Software.
« Older articles
No newer articles
