theappleblog.com - 10/28/2008
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The latest version of the iPhone Firmware — version 2.2 — has been seeded to developers. It offers a few features which users have been desperate for, along with smaller additions which could lead to interesting new applications in the future. Whether you’ve been clamoring for ...
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Rumor roundup: iPhone 2.2 firmware details
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... Om Malik's Apple Blog is showing off screenshots from the iPhoneYap.com message boards, including new Maps functionality. Google Street View will apparently be available by rotating the device into landscape mode. Public transportation support and directions for walking also seem to be included. ...
The iPhone OS 2.2 Rumor Round Up [Rumors]
Gizmodo —
... This opens the door for better microphones or high quality voice recognition. Over-the-air podcast updates This one will make TV and radio lovers happy, as many programs would be available from anywhere rather than having to connect to your computer every time you want to synchronize to get the lastest updates. Japan will also get exclusive Emoji emoticons, as well as TV streaming support using a Wi-Fi accessory. [iPhone Hellas, MacRumors, Apple Blog] ...
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iPhone 2.2 beta seeded to developers
gearlive.com 9/25/2008 —
Right on the heels of the iPhone 2.1 release that seems to cure just about all our iPhone-related woes (although, honestly, some are still there,) Apple has just released iPhone 2.2 into beta, and seeded it to their iPhone devs. Officially, ...
Id Software Id Software iPhone Game Reviews
technotalks.com 4/7/2009 — Id Software has at last forayed itself towards the iPhone and iPod touch. It has done so by releasing its classic 3D shooter Wolfenstein 3D for iPhone and iPod touch. You can get this application from the Application Store at a price of $5. This application is an excellent gaming application.
iPhone - Software Update
apple.com 7/10/2008 — iPhone 2.0.2 Update The iPhone 2.0.2 Software Update is here. Have a first-generation iPhone without the 2.0 software update? See what youâre missing The iPhone 2.0.2 Software Update is the latest version of iPhone 2.0. Itâs available now and it's ...
Google Earth comes to the iPhone —
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“Google Earth on the iPhone is a clear winner,” exclaims Frederic Lardinois (nytimes.com). Now available on the App Store, Google Earth “is a gorgeous application and thanks to the multi-touch interface, it’s extremely easy to use.” “Just like the ...
Dynolicious a tempting App Store morsel for iPhone —
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