Xbox 360 owners aren’t the only ones who’ve received a software overhaul recently. The latest firmware for Apple’s iPhone went wild on Friday, but it isn’t just the usual attempt to block jailbreakers’ homebrew fun.
As well as the much publicised direct podcast access on iTunes, and Google Maps additions, there’s a whole load of new features inside which they’re keeping schtum about. Find out what they are after the break.
It’s lunchtime once more, so stop whatever you’re doing, grab yourself a bite and settle down with the morning’s top stories - and there have been some good ‘uns.
iPhone users rejoice! Apple has released a massive new update for the Messiah mobile, taking the firmware to version 2.2 and offering - at long last - over-the-air podcast downloads direct from iTunes. That means you can, yep, download podcasts when you’re out and about, via both Wi-Fi and 3G; there’s no need to download on your computer then sync with the iPhone.
Yes, it’s the time of the day that we commonly refer to as “lunch”, so kick back with your choice of sandwich, bap or healthy wrap and cast your eyes over the biggest stories of the morning. It’s the Lunchtime Lowdown, folks!
Great news for lazy-fingered info-seekers: Google has developed a free voice search application for the iPhone, and it could be available to download from the iTunes App Store as early as today!
Want to connect your notebook to the web using your iPhone 3G as a modem? Well, according to AT&T’s Ralph De La Vega, you won’t have to wait too much longer - tethering is finally heading to Apple’s mobile.
In case you haven’t noticed, HTC has been very busy this last week, gatecrashing the touchscreen smartphone party. First it dropped the Google Android-powered T-Mobile G1, then just yesterday we unboxed another touchtastic beaut, the HTC Touch HD.
It seems every one, their dad, and their second cousin wants to get in on the touchscreen phone bonanza, but just how do they compare to the mobile that started it all, the Apple iPhone? We compare HTC’s latest to the iPhone 3G to see how they stack up. Let the prodding commence!
In a not-very-surprising piece of news, Apple has decided not to allow an iPhone-friendly version of the Opera Mini web browser to be made available on the iTunes App Store.
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