Instant chatting, social networking and VoIP call might could soon come in singlepackage for iPhone users. Global IP solutions has announced that its VoiceEngine Mobile SDK will enable developers to integrate real time and quality Voice on Internet Protocol applications on the iPhone.
Here is an excerpt from Emerick Woods CEO of Global IP Solutions:
The popularity of the iPhone, along with the emergence of various applications and faster connectivity, makes it an ideal platform for developing applications that incorporate quality real-time VoIP, giving consumers real-world communication experiences like in-game, multi-person chat.
The VoIP service, however, will work only in Wi-Fi hotspots. The first concern Read More...
4in a Row is a recent addition to the Games category on the App Store from Stunt Software. This game could be worth playing if you want others to know that you are quick, thoughtful and talented when it comes to competing with other players. Every move and tick of the clock counts in this game.
The game is all about sorting playing card chips vertically, horizontally or diagonally before letting your opponent complete the arrangement. The game involves blocking possible ways for your opponent and at the same time sorting a way to complete your arrangement.
You can either Read More...
Finally the App Store has become a reality and as expected we have many applications waiting to be downloaded. The prediction that most applications will be available free hasn’t turn out quite true. However, the price tag for most of the applications is not that exorbitant and of course there are few free applications. I just want to write up on some free games, which could as well turn out cool for you too.
Advent: Pi-Soft Consulting, LLC has made an exciting adventure game out of some old school text Read More...
Camping outside Apple store has become a sort of an addiction with Apple fans. The ritual of waiting started last year at the time of the launch of the iPhone. This year, there is this news of a whole family waiting outside Apple Store in New York and some people using the waiting episode for advertising. Some people are even aiming to make their way to the World Record Book by camping outside Apple Stores.
In New Zealand, people are not very happy with Vodafone’s pricing. Instead of putting up a protest site or crying foul (like Read More...
Are you eager to be the first to get the 3G iPhone when it is launched at 8 am on July 11? You need to do something quick to avoid standing and waiting in a long queue and feel the shock of not getting it at the end of the day. AT&T has come up with a plan to minimize the possibility of public stampede. You can check out the terms and conditions for upgrading your old iPhone, switching your current AT&T contract to get the 3G or getting a brand new one.
This is good news for iPhone fans in Read More...
The announced price variance of 3G iPhone around the world keeps iPhone lovers wondering for sure. This is one mystery of the iPhone which would have put off prospective buyers if not for the great features. I always thought that when the 3G iPhone comes to Australia, it would cost me only $US199 ($209.32) for the 8GB model or $US299 ($314.50) for the 16GB model. Now with the phone really coming there are many possibilities popping up.
It seems we are going to pay more than what people in America have to pay for the iPhone. If this is confirmed we Read More...
At the WWDC, Steve Jobs showed that 3G is almost as fast as Wi-Fi and twice as fast as the current network. The world of 3G connectivity is expected to change the way we interact with technology--how we shop, how we share information, and in general how we use handheld devices for. But how does 3G work, and how is it different from other network types?
There are three major types of network: GPRS, EDGE and 3G.
The GPRS technology (known as the 2.5 Generation network) enables access to services like the Short messaging service, and multimedia messaging. GPRS is also used Read More...
Against Apple and iPhone. Though why that might be I’ve no clue. There’s plenty of hints however, in his article published by The Guardian.
Look at how he begins the article:
The iPhone has never been “one among many,” whether 2 G or 3 G. It has captured a 20% market share in US in just one year. But more to the point, the touchscreen iPhone was launched LAST year, so why bring up this question now? Makes no sense to me. But let’s read on.
Still, what's definitely coming this summer is a battle of the touchscreen phones. Apple, through marketing if nothing Read More...
O2 offering a free 3G upgrade for existing iPhone users in UK made news recently. iPhone enthusiasts in Germany now have a great deal too: they can get a brand new 3G iPhone for free.
T-Mobile will sell the 8 GB 3G for 1 Euro. There is a contract to go with it of course: 69 Euros per month. You could choose to pay less than that per month, but in that case the iPhone costs more upfront.
Ok, so it’s not really free. Many people have analyzed the “reduced” iPhone 3G price, and pointed out that we’ll in fact be paying more. But Read More...
Just as the the dust started settling after the release of iPhone 3G, I happened to catch up with some of my old pals from Sprint and RIM. the iPhone release had to come up, of course. I wanted to know what they thought of iPhone 2.0, and to my surprise, they had a lot to say. I can’t quote from them directly, but I did put together a gist of what they said.
So here goes:
Trust Steve Jobs to go and do something stupid. Again.
When people were buying CDs without complaining, when they were happy with carrying 20 - 30 Read More...
The launch of the 3G iPhone is just days away, and as expected, exciting and final rumors are pouring in. All the rumors and the speculation have only increased our anticipation.
I have a feeling that once the 3G iPone is released, we’re going to be left with a sense of emptiness, with no exciting rumors, no guessing, no suspense.
So let’s take a moment to savor the rumors that we have so far, shall we?
3G iPhone is going to be 22% thinner than the present iPhone
There will be only two models, 16 GB and 32 GB
The long awaited GPS feature will Read More...
Japan and Korea are now in the iPhone list, though this is not yet official. It is almost certain that the iPhone will be released in Japan by NTT DoCoMo Inc, the leading mobile service provider in Japan. No dates have been confirmed yet. And since the launch of the 3G iPhone is imminent, we expect that the iPhone that will be launched in these countries will be 3G. DoCoMo has an estimated 53 million subscribers, of which 44.4 million use 3G based network.
In some ways, it is fitting that the company to introduce the iPhone to Japan is Read More...
