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The new iPhone OS 3.0 Software Update includes some great new features. iPhone OS 3.0 also lets you run the next generation of iPhone apps, like peer-to-peer games.
iPhone OS 3 new features includes Voice Memos, improved Calendar, Cut and Paste through applications and MMS improved functions, among many others.
iTunes 8.2 is required.
iPhone OS 3.0 can be downloaded for free from here.
Apple has officially announced the new iPhone 3GS. The iPhone 3G S uses the same exterior design as the 3G but is able to load apps up to three times faster, and render websites three times faster.
OpenGL ES 2.0 rendering is present for games, and the phone’s HSDPA reception is now rated at 7.2Mbps instead of 3.6Mbps. A new three-megapixel camera with autofocus is present, as well as video capture. Video captured feature is rated at 30fps in 640×480 resolution with audio. Videos can be shared via e-mail, MMS, MobileMe and YouTube.
In addition, the new iPhone will allow users to download movies and TV shows directly, without first having to download them onto a computer. The iPhone 3G salso permits streaming, allowing users to “rent” movies wherever wi-fi service is available.
Other features include a magnetometer with a compass app, and hardware support for Nike+, as well as data encryption and iTunes backups. Battery life has been raised to nine hours for Wi-Fi, 10 hours for video, 30 for music, 12 hours for GSM calling and 5 hours for 3G data. A new voice-dialing function is enabled by holding the Home button, which pops up the voice control and enables “call” or “dial” commands. The control scheme can also be used to play iPod audio, by speaking an artist or playlist name, or saying “play more songs like this”. Asking “what’s playing now” will read out current track info.
A 16GB model will cost $199, while a 32GB phone will be $299. Black and white colors will be options for each; the iPhone 3G is expected to remain available in 8GB form for $99.
A project has succeeded in installing the Linux operating system on a iPhone. For now, the achievement is just a first step, since it needs several major improvements. The project was completed by developers fans of both, Linux and iPhone.
By the time you’ve got is a dual-boot system: the pre-installed and the installed. When launching the device we should be chosen with which to operate. Among the limitations that have not been polished is the inability to use the touch screen and lack of interface graphics and sound.
The 2.6 kernel that was moved to the platform runs on Apple’s iPhone devices, 3G iPhone and iPod Touch. The developers are still working on this project to improve the functionality of the operating system.
Is rumored that Apple is about to launch a nano version of the iPhone in time for Christmas.
The iPhone Nano, will be smaller than it’s first generation predecessor but also cheaper retailing for a price of about $300. The nano phone would have a touch wheel on the back and display on the front so that numbers would be dialled from behind.
The iPhone Nano will have a smaller 2,75″ screen compared to the 3,5″ screen of the iPhone Classic.
Undoubtely, an Iphone nano would be a huge hit as a Christmas gift.
Watch Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveil iPhone 3G, the App Store, MobileMe, and more in his Worldwide Developers Conference keynote address from San Francisco’s Moscone West.
All the details of the new Iphone 3G revealed. Also available in HD.
The new version of the iPhone comes in July with support for faster 3G networking. The good news are that this new version of the popular smartphone will be available for a lower price.
will sell for US$199 for the 8GB model and $299 for the 16GB model. That’s a $200 discount from the previous $399 and $499 prices for the 8GB and 16GB iPhones, respectively.
Shipping July 11 in 22 countries, the iPhone will reach to 70 countries at the end of the year. The 3G iPhone will enable faster data downloads over AT&T’s 3G network. The handset will also include built-in GPS.According to Apple, Web pages will load up to 2.8 times faster.
Physical changes to the new iPhone include a curvier design, full plastic back, solid metal buttons, and a flush headphone jack.
In addition to the new features, iPhone 3G offers an improved battery life of 300 hours of standby time. Users will also be able to switch between 3G and 2G in case they wish to save battery life. On the new iPhone, 2G talk time has improved to 10 hours (from 8 hours); for 3G talk time, the phone will have a battery life of 5 hours.
The 8GB model is available in black and the 16GB iPhone now comes as a white phone.
