The Apple iPhone 3G is an iOS powered device that was released in July 2008. Inside is a 600MHz Samsung ARM processor and 128MB of RAM with 8/16GB of internal storage. It comes in two colors (white and black) and features a 3.5-inch QVGA (240x320) TFT screen, and sports a two-megapixel camera. Other features of iPhone 3G include GPS, Bluetooth 2.0, Wi-fi and more. Read our coverage of iPhone 3G for latest news, reviews and videos:
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by Jaime Rivera | December 13, 2011 4:54 AMRead OnMicrosoft has just expanded their OneNote application to support Apple's iPad, along with an update of the iPhone app to version 1.3 to support more languages like Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French and big list of other countries. Microsoft's Office OneNote is famous for allowing you to go beyond simple not taking by enhancing your experience with tools, a more productive experience, and even collaboration with others. The free version of the app: "You can access, create and edit up to 500 notes. Once you reach this limit you can still view, delete, and sync your notes. To continue ...
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by Jaime Rivera | December 13, 2011 4:09 AMRead OnLatin American readers have begun to confirm reports all around of Apple's iTunes Store now selling music in their respective countries. In the past, being able to buy music or movies from iTunes was something that only US customers could do, a long with a small minority of foreign countries. So far, readers from the Peru, Dominican Republic, Chile, Panama, Venezuela, Argentina, and Ecuador have confirmed that the service is working for them. I currently live in Honduras and as you can see by the screenshot, the service is also now selling music and movies here too. Not sure what took them ...
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by Jaime Rivera | December 13, 2011 3:51 AMRead OnApple has just launched iTunes 10.5.2 with several key improvements for iTunes Match, a long with some fixes in audio distortion when playing or importing music CDs. Sadly we're still not clear on what those improvements to iTunes Match were, but I do know of many cases where customers have complained of the service simply halting with no specific reason. iTunes Match is a service where you pay $25 a year for Apple's iTunes Store to match your music with their files on the store. If a match is made, then Apple will switch your current music with their more enhanced music format. In my ...
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by Jaime Rivera | December 12, 2011 12:52 AMRead OnWatch this week's iReview as we go through all that's Cool and the Not So Cool inside the world of Apple's iOS devices. In today's show we begin by talking about the new deals offered by EA Mobile on their games. We later talk about the new progress in reaching an untethered jailbreak in iOS 5, aside from new developments on a carrier unlock for the iPhone 4S. We talk about Google Currents and how to get our Pocketnow current on your Android or iOS device. We later end the Cool section by going through the OnLive gaming service coming soon to the iPhone and iPad. In the Not So Cool section ...
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by Anton D. Nagy | December 11, 2011 2:50 AMRead OnThe German court already granted a formal injunction to Motorola against Apple on November 5 but on Friday, December 9, the Mannheim Regional Court ruled that Apple Sales International -- the Irish Apple subsidiary -- infringed on a patent held by Motorola. According to Florian Mueller, "the ruling targets Apple's European sales organization but relates only to that entity's sale to German customers". The patent in question refers to the "method for performing a countdown function during a mobile-originated transfer for a packet radio system" and the ruling relates to all Apple products ...
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by Daniel Webster | December 8, 2011 3:04 AMRead OnIn this episode of the iOS App Picks we demonstrate five applications in 30 seconds each. These apps will keep you entertained, help you find great prices while shopping on Google, and scan receipts and documents easily. To download these apps directly to your iPhone, just click on the title of the application and the iTunes software will automatically launch to the app in the App Store. If you have the free Google Search app installed on your iPhone just snap a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner that will launch the App Store on your iPhone. My Xbox ...
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by Anton D. Nagy | December 3, 2011 1:46 AMRead OnIf you're a heavy Facebook user on your iPhone you probably noticed every now and then that comments are displayed wrong. For instance, when you just upload a new picture, sometimes Facebook displays comments on it that were received for other ones, mixing content up. A new update is available in the Apple iTunes App Store that addresses the comment bug. Facebook has now reached version 4.0.3 and just about the only thing we noticed (and that's listed in the changelog) is the fact that it "fixes an issue that caused incorrect comments to be displayed for certain photos". Follow the source ...
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by Daniel Webster | December 1, 2011 3:12 AMRead On
In this episode of the iOS App Picks we demonstrate five applications in 30 seconds each. These apps will keep you entertained, allow you to create and mail holiday greeting cards, and listen to radio stations from around the world. To download these apps directly to your iPhone, just click on the title of the application and the iTunes software will automatically launch to the app in the App Store. If you have the free Google Search app installed on your iPhone just snap a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner that will launch the App Store on your ...
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by Jaime Rivera | November 25, 2011 12:40 PMRead OnIt's that time of year where games and apps get so cheap, you'd be crazy not to purchase them. It seems that everybody decided to put-on their Thanks Giving masks by dropping the price tag on their most popular titles for as low as $0.99. In the following list you'll find games from EA, Gameloft, Com2uS, Namco Bandai, Sega and other separate titles like Infinity Blade. Don't let this one day opportunity get buy, as it may be a month until we see them on sale again. Just head on over to the App Store and select any of the following: Com2uS - 9 Innings: Pro Baseball 2011 $2.99 → ...
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by Anton D. Nagy | November 25, 2011 8:36 AMRead On"The Most Vulnerable Smartphones of 2011" is the name of a recent study conducted by Bit9 where the company is taking a look at which smartphones are most vulnerable to malware exploits and hacking attempts. The study includes the most popular smartphones on the market and finds that "56% of Android phones in marketplace today are running out of date and insecure Android operating system software", mostly manufactured by HTC, Motorola, LG and Samsung. While Android is the most popular smartphone platform at the moment, it is also the number one target to malware attacks. But Bit9 notes ...
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by Daniel Webster | November 24, 2011 1:42 AMRead OnIn this episode of the iOS App Picks we demonstrate five applications in 30 seconds each. These apps will keep you entertained, allow you to create slideshows and edit your photos, and find great Black Friday deals. To download these apps directly to your iPhone, just click on the title of the application and the iTunes software will automatically launch to the app in the App Store. If you have the free Google Search app installed on your iPhone just snap a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner that will launch the App Store on your iPhone. Rat On A ...
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by Anton D. Nagy | November 22, 2011 2:10 AMRead OnApple's iPhone 4 was the most popular cameraphone on Flickr back in June -- and even the most popular camera in general for that matter -- and Cupertino was very proud of it. Now, not even two months after the introduction of the iPhone 4S, the newcomer takes the second spot. The iPhone 4S brings and improved camera over last year's model making the phone one of the top devices in terms of camera quality. The Flickr top-five is dominated by Apple's products: the iPhone 4 is still number one with the 4S catching up quick. The 3G and the 3GS are losing ground for places three and four while ...
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by Daniel Webster | November 17, 2011 12:21 AMRead OnIn this episode of the iOS App Picks we demonstrate five applications in 30 seconds each. These apps will allow you to capture scans of documents, keep you entertained, and find recipes and other food related posts from your Facebook friends. To download these apps directly to your iPhone, just click on the title of the application and the iTunes software will automatically launch to the app in the App Store. If you have the free Google Search app installed on your iPhone just snap a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner that will launch the App Store on ...
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by Daniel Webster | November 10, 2011 1:58 AMRead OnIn this episode of the iOS App Picks we demonstrate five applications in 30 seconds each. These apps will allow you to mix your favorite music tracks together, find great deals in your area or visiting cities, and send electronic greeting cards to your loved ones. To download these apps directly to your iPhone, just click on the title of the application and the iTunes software will automatically launch to the app in the App Store. If you have the free Google Search app installed on your iPhone just snap a picture of the QR-Code using Google Goggles or any other QR-Code scanner that will ...
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by Jaime Rivera | November 5, 2011 11:12 AMRead OnMany people don't remember the Smartphone industry before Apple decided to contribute in it with the iPhone. Current standards like capacitive displays, kinetic scrolling, large persistent storage, an accelerometer, gyro, or even common sense things like an App Store were still unheard of before 2007. Specs aside, the idea that normal (non power-user) people would embrace a smartphone was an even bigger oddity. The iPhone, just as its inventor, were truly ahead of their time. We've noticed that the true secret behind Apple's success doesn't lie in their products, nor how powerful they are. ...