I love stuff like this.
People writing somewhat useless, but fun and clever bits of creative programming, just because they can. I wish the return animation lasted longer, but I will no doubt be getting this program when available. Just because I can. Calling Klondike-94327!
This is quite funny and well done. I might have to even try it myself once higher speeds and video conferencing apps are available. Of course your face would be reversed, but that’s probably no big deal for most people.
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First of all, I forgot to post something yesterday and the likely cause was the intense heat. Or that’s what I’m telling myself anyway. So here’s a nice appropriate response to the iPhone frenzy I have going around in my head. This kind of stuff keeps me real. David Lynch “endorsing” the iPhone.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the App Store in March, and third-party applications delivered through the store should arrive Monday. This story also goes on to predict that the new iPhones will be available as soon as Monday although from what I can tell there is no evidence that the Apple stores are ready [...]
The 3G iPhone will be announced June 9, the likely date of Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ keynote at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference, analysts said in research notes on Thursday.
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Yeah, ok I’m an iPhone fanboy. It’s hard to deny that I love the device. As I’ve said repeatedly to anyone that will listen, this is the one device that has exceeded my expectations and has become part of my daily live quite completely. Here’s another fun functionality for the iPhone and other smart phones [...]
“People are willing to make a device that you can drop in the toilet or leave in a taxi cab the next desktop computing platform. Ridiculous.” I love the phone, but since I’ve nearly broken it a few times by dropping it, I have to agree with Dvorak.
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Engadget knows there have been a couple of crappy videos here and there on the web, but they finally got our own grubby paws on the yet-to-be released iPhone 2.0 beta, which isn’t officially due until this June. It isn’t exactly awash with changes, but here’s what you need to know.
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A great video here at Mahalo Daily. If you missed it, this is all you need to know.
Gizmodo confirms that the iPhone Firmware 1.1.3 is 100% real after talking gathering solid evidence. The update installs without any problem in iTunes, which requires Apple’s private encryption key to work. The previously published features are real as well. The update patches previous hacking methods, breaks unlock and third-party apps.
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