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iPhone Sends Aussie Smartphone Market Soaring
Cell Phones Service & Reliability Survey 2009
How To Transfer All Music And Movies From PC to Mac with iPod for free?
iGmail, A Native Gmail App For The iPhone Now Available In The App Store
Apple Breaks Jailbreakers' Hearts With iPhone 3GS Patch
Barnes & Noble E-reader Rumored To Be Merging Of Kindle, iPhone
In-house Radio.app in the works for iPhone and iPod touch
New WikiReader Lets You Take Online Encyclopedia Offline
iPhone 3Gs Coming soon on Canada's Largest, Fastest network.
iPhone Sends Aussie Smartphone Market Soaring
Computerworld's 's Kathryn Edwards reports:
Apple's iPhone has spurred Australian smartphone shipments up 29 per cent year on year in the first half of 2009, according to research firm IDC.
IDC's latest Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker results also found that Australian shipments of mobile phones with a touchscreen or QWERTY keyboard were up 235 per cent year on year for the same period.
For the full report, visit:
http://tinyurl.com/yztynlb
Cell Phones Service & Reliability Survey 2009
PC Mag's Sascha Segan reports:
Like the dude, our readers' love affair with the Apple iPhone abides, as it was the only phone brand they rated significantly better than average, making it the clear Readers' Choice with a SBA 9.0 out of 10. Amusingly, the iPhone's overall score went up between 2008 and 2009 even though individual ratings for coverage, call quality, and sound quality all went down! The iPhone didn't rate spectacularly as a phone, but it received great scores as a messaging device, music player, video player, and gaming device.To read more, click here.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2352801,00.asp
How To Transfer All Music And Movies From PC to Mac with iPod for free?
iSkySoft says:
Got a new Mac and want to transfer all music and videos from your old PC to it with, say, your iPod nano? Below introduce two free ways to do this. If you just want to transfer iTunes Store purchases like songs and videos, you can refer to the method one. Or if you have songs and videos from other sources; refer to method two for detailed instructions about How to transfer all music and movies, including iTunes purchases, from PC to Mac with iPod.
You can check it out at:
http://tinyurl.com/ygpcq8g
iGmail, A Native Gmail App For The iPhone Now Available In The App Store
iPhoneFreak's Robert Nelson reports:
I hit up the App Store yesterday in search of the name of a push notification app for Gmail, and naturally I did a search for Gmail. Well to my surprise, there was an app that appears to have been recently (August 24, 2009) released called iGmail. Of course, this is not what I was looking for, but instead something that I found to be a little more interesting — it is actually a native Gmail app for the iPhone.
For the full report, visit:
http://tinyurl.com/yfgellg
Apple Breaks Jailbreakers' Hearts With iPhone 3GS Patch
The Register's Kelly Fiveash says:
Apple has reportedly tweaked the way its iPhone is coded in an effort to freeze out users who jailbreak the company's handsets.
For the full report, visit:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/10/14/iphone_jailbreak_exploit_patched/
Barnes & Noble E-reader Rumored To Be Merging Of Kindle, iPhone
Appleinsider's Neil Hughes reports:
Book seller Barnes & Noble is expected to announce its own e-reader next week, and a new report states the device will sport both black-and-white e-ink and a multi-touch, iPhone-like color display.
For the full report, visit:
http://tinyurl.com/yjdn9u9
In-house Radio.app in the works for iPhone and iPod touch
9To5 Mac's Seth Weintraub reports:
We've just received a tip that an iPhone radio.app is being developed in-house by Apple for use on the iPhone and iPod touch. From what we know, the app will be allowed to operate in the background like iPod.app and will offer the same functionality as the FM radio in the new iPod Nanos. The source mentioned that this application could also be incorporated into the iPod.app before release.
For the full report, visit:
http://www.9to5mac.com/iPhone-fm-app
New WikiReader Lets You Take Online Encyclopedia Offline
Macworld's James Galbraith reports:
Openmoko, maker of the first open source cell phone, released its new WikiReader handheld. The $99 device allows you to browse over 3 million Wikipedia entries without the need for wired, or wireless Ethernet connectivity.
For the full report, visit:
http://tinyurl.com/ykh5vuw
iPhone 3Gs Coming soon on Canada's Largest, Fastest network.
Sign up now to receive more information about the Apple iPhone 3GS, coming soon to Bell. You'll be among the first to know when it arrives.
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