If you are tired of creating your own playlists (like I am) and not too happy with the standard shuffle feature available in the iPhone as you end up skipping through too many songs to enjoy music based on your mood then Instinctiv Shuffle is the native iPhone application you should check out. You can get all the details about Instinctiv Shuffle after the jump.
Written by iPhonehacks on July 5th, 2008 with no comments.
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More information has been found on the group of five heading up the line of iPhone-waiters in NY. It turns out that they're with a group called TheWhoFarm, an environmental collective seeking publicity to further their mission of persuading the next President of the U.S. to transform the 17-acre lawn of the White House into an organic farm.
Written by Edward Kirk on July 5th, 2008 with no comments.
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Apple has fallen behind on keeping the iPhone's software up-to-date with security patches, according to The Register. While they have been keeping up with patches for the Mac to make sure no major security holes were left open, they have not been updating the iPhone's software at the same pace. While the Mac was patched in April for the WebKit vulnerability exploited by Charlie Miller at the CanSec West security conference in March, the iPhone has yet to be patched since February, leaving it open to it and other exploits.
Written by Edward Kirk on July 5th, 2008 with no comments.
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I made a joke about people lining up already to get the iPhone 3g when it was announced back in early June. Sure I knew people would start lining up a day or two before they went on sale. However, I can’t believe that people started lining up A FULL WEEK before they go on sale this coming Friday!
The good folks over at MacNN posted this report and picture above about people lining up this past Friday at the 5th Avenue NYC store.
The true meaning of “get a life!”
Sure, I plan to get the new iPhone 3g as quickly as I can (mainly to report on it here and update my book), but not if it means camping out overnight (let alone for a week!). I’m almost tempted to hop on a plane, fly to NYC and ask them “why?”
If last year’s launch is any indication of the availability of the new iPhone, there should be plenty to at least last throughout the weekend. Especially now that you have to do in-store activation and it will be one per person activating the phone. You’ll probably be able to walk right into a store on Saturday morning or even Sunday and buy one with no waiting. Is being first really that important?
Here’s a test?
Remember the guy who got the first iPhone last year?…………….. Exactly! No one cares.
I’m sure they’ll be handing the first person in this line their iPhone with a stick. 
I feel sorry for the Apple Store employee that has to sit there with him while he gets his phone activated. PU!
I pray that there is never anything I would want that bad that I’d be willing to live on the street for a week to get it! If you happen to be one of those folks in line already reading this, please respond below with your reasons. C’mon, I gotta know! Good luck!
Written by Terry White on July 5th, 2008 with no comments.
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If you thought the hype for Apple's iPhone 3G would be tempered as compared to the original iPhone, then think again as the over-eager iPhone fanboys have already started lining up outside Apple's flagship store on 5th Avenue in New York to be the first to get their hands on iPhone 3G. Wayne Schulz over at Gear Diary reports that "According to police they began this morning. Number one in line is a man and woman with a baby whose goal is to set a record for time in line and the first baby to wait with them (or some...
Written by iPhonehacks on July 5th, 2008 with no comments.
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