Got an iPhone 3GS? Fed up of hearing about all the myriad benefits of a retina screen and shonky antenna from all those gobby iPhone 4 owners? Well, now they’ll have one less thing to brag about, as it looks like the iPhone 3GS is all set to get HDR added to its camera functionality.
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Once you’re blogging pictures and text with your iPhone, the next step is to add streaming video, audio and location-based features into the mix.
If you’ve already nailed the basics with our guide to iPhone blogging, try this guide to becoming a next-gen genius. In next to no time you’ll be showing your audience events live, as they happen, chopping up video like a mobile-toting Stephen Spielberg, and beaming audio interviews direct to the web, for hordes of baying listeners to gorge on. With an iPhone in your pocket, it’s all dead easy too. Read on, and we’ll show you how.
Liveblogging is a great way to report on events in real-time, and let your readers get involved immediately. Instant updates from iPhone mobile phones let you send second-by-second updates on events. They could be sports games, or even the finale of a TV show you love. You could even use liveblogging to bring a family event to life for friends and family abroad who can’t be there in person.
With Vodafone’s generous iPhone 3GS tariffs, it’s easy to get liveblogging. Here’s our step-by-step guide to turning your iPhone into a portable newsroom.
After a lengthy wait, the iPhone has finally landed on Vodafone. That leaves only T-Mobile as the only major player without Apple’s record-breaking blower on their books. So how does the Vodafone iPhone compare to the offerings from O2 and Orange? Read our complete Vodafone iPhone review now and find out.
Bonjour, bonjour as our Gallic cousins say, and what better way to start your day than with a healthy dose of gadget news? Are you ready to fill up on your Techie Breakie?
iPhone 3GS: the S stands for ‘speed’, but just how much speed, exactly? Quite a lot actually; in fact new benchmark test results show it’s three times faster than the iPhone 3G, three times faster than the Palm Pre and nearly six times faster than the T-Mobile Android G1. Read on to find out why.
The iPhone 3G S went on sale this morning, and while a dedicated few could be found queueing outside Apple’s flagship store on London’s Regent Street, there weren’t the numbers or overnighters we’ve been used to seeing with a brand new smartphone. Has the iPhone lost its buzz?
The iPhone 3G S is here! Fill your peepers to the brim with all the photos of Apple’s slick new iPhone, right here!