Apple’s new version of iWork includes refreshed Keynote 09 software, which comes loaded with some slick new image transitions and an iPhone remote app that lets you wirelessly control Keynote with finger gestures via the Multi-touch screen.
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Remember the banned iPhone app, Pull My Finger? It seems Apple has tracked down its misplaced sense of humour and, in a complete turnaround, allowed the app to be sold through iTunes after all. iPod Touch and iPhone-owning fans of puerile humour can now get their fart joke fix without jailbreaking their device. Hooray!
There’s a new breed of iPhone game, moving beyond casual finger prodding and tilt-activated racing and onto full-blown 3D with genuine multi-touch controls. Brothers In Arms: Hour of Heroes is one of that breed. Read on for a ton of photos and our first impressions.
We’ve heard about Nokia’s new Point and Find service, but it’s still very much in the testing phase, not to mention limited to movie posters. But now Amazon’s poised to unveil its own object-recognising app for the iPhone, letting shoppers snap a photo of a product, have it identified, and then buy it through Amazon.
OK, let’s get one thing straight: this isn’t Guitar Hero on the iPhone. But it’s close. Gameloft’s Guitar Rock Tour caters for iPhone owners with a hankering for rhythmic button-jabbing, and doesn’t disappoint.
It was delayed for a few days, but Google’s new iPhone app, complete with voice recognition, is now live on the iTunes App Store. We’ve been trying it out, and in one word, it’s awesome!
If you were ever in any doubt about the iPhone’s ability to thwart handheld consoles at their own game, you need to play Real Football 2009. We’ve been prodding its D-pad all weekend, and may never pick up a DS or PSP again.
Last week we heard Opera had created a version of its lightning-fast web browser for the iPhone, only to have Apple reject it, since it would compete with its own Safari browser. Now we hear that might not be the case at all.