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Most predictions from yesterday’s Apple iPad Event was that we would see some sort of preview of the next iPhone OS–which never came. However, not all hope has been lost as Apple has updated their iPhone SDK (to support the iPad) to now allow VoIP over 3G! iPad Skype Calls Over 3G Are Imminent What does this mean? That means VoIP apps like Skype will now be able to make calls over 3G , without the need to jailbreak (and install 3G Unrestrictor ).

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iPhone SDK Now Allows VoIP Over 3G: iPad + Skype Soon?

An update to the iPhone developer SDK now enables Apple iPhone and iPod Touch users to make VoIP calls over cellular networks.  The application, dubbed iCall, is the only one in the Apple App Store at this current moment that can allow for VoIP over 3G connections. The other obvious question at the moment is, will the iPad be equipped with this feature?  Apple’s newly announced tablet has app support, 3G, Wi-Fi, microphone, and speaker, all that’s needed for VoIP calls.  If so, then the iPad may truly lives up to its hype as an “oversized iPhone”

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iCall VoIP now available over 3G on iPhone/iPod Touch, possibly on iPad?

Now that Steve Jobs has finally unveiled the iPad , lets quickly list down the complete list of features that makes the iPad one of the most advanced tablet / eBook reader on the of face of this earth. If you ask me, I was expecting more out of yesterday’s keynotes. Anyways, looks like Apple is going to come back with a bang when the launch the OS 4.0 for iPad , iPhone and iPod Touch

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Complete Feature List Of Apple iPad

ELLE UK , one of worlds biggest selling fashion magazine has launched their first iPhone app ELLEuk.com astrology [Free, App Store ]. One of the main attracting of this app is going to be the Horoscope section which seems to be hugely popular. Features include on-the-go daily, monthly and yearly astrological updates, provided by ELLE’s resident astrologers, The Saturn Sisters, who have attracted a large and loyal following with daily visitors to ELLE website. Marcy Richardson, Digital Brand Manager of ELLEuk.com said: “While fashion and beauty is ELLEuk.com’s core content, our premium horoscope channel is extremely popular and has established a cult online following. We’re delighted to be able to engage with our readers in an exciting new way by offering them an insight into their star sign at any time they choose from their iPhone.

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ELLE UK Launches An Astrology App

OK, so I have given myself a whopping 7 hours to think about the iPad, and while conventional wisdom might say I need to wait 2 months and actually hold one to truly form my opinion of the device, my brain is so evolved, and my “Awesome detector” so refined, that I can render a final judgment at record speed. So sit back, and prepare to learn the Good, the Bad, and the Meh about the iPad

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iPad: The Good, The Bad, and the Meh

Great news for the VoIP world: iCall, the maker of the iCall VoIP iPhone app that can catch a GSM call and flip it over to WiFi, has issued a press release saying that the new iPhone SDK allows for VoIP over 3G cellular connections. Previously such calls had to be made over WiFi, since AT&T’s network (or someone well acquainted with AT&T’s network) didn’t think it was man enough to take the VoIP traffic. Interestingly, iCall says its 3G-friendly VoIP app is available now, and is the first and only such app in the App Store — which seems like some pretty quick turnaround on everyone’s part, but apparently the 3G restriction wasn’t anything to do with the software itself, but instead a server-side block. We just tested this out and it totally works, and while we’ll be looking for more verification that the ban has indeed been lifted, it sounds like it’s time for some cheaply connected international parties in the streets

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Apple lifts VoIP over cellular restrictions in new iPhone SDK

If you’re too busy cheering on the Saints to figure out who to vote for the day before the Super Bowl, a new I-phone application may help you out.

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Free I-Phone Application to Follow Elections (ABC 26 New Orleans)

The cream of the New York publishing industry rose to the occasion of the Apple iPad launch, then sat in the shadows for almost an hour as chief executive officer Steve Jobs extolled the gadget’s utility for just about everything – gaming, networking, browsing, watching videos – except reading. The legendary Kindle-killer of the book trade’s imagination made no appearance among the iPad’s multiple personalities. But then Mr. Jobs introduced the print brigade, beginning with a New York Times executive. As the executive previewed a nimble, full-colour application of the influential newspaper, it became obvious how important the iPad was to him and his competitors

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Why old media loves Apple’s newest thing

Today’s announcement of the iPad from Apple was definitely not a surprising one, since most details were “leaked” prior so it wasn’t much of a surprise. If you missed the live-blogging of iPad news and events today, you can now watch the entire event online. Apple has just put up the streaming video of today’s Apple iPad keynote

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Apple iPad Keynote Streaming Video Now Online!

Here is another useful app for the constant travelers . Pageonce has launched the TripTracker app which enables travelers to keep track of their itinerary when on the go. To get the most out of the app , you forward all of your itineraries to plans@tripit.com and it “ automagically ” fixes your itinerary and populates your flight information.

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TripTracker App for the iPhone Released

The Find Craft Beer is an app that should be useful for people who want to get hold of fine craft beer. The Find Craft Beer app makes use of the iPhone ’s GPS feature to locate the best craft beer suppliers in their area. Users only need to enter their current city and the app finds establishments nearby. The application searches a database of brew pubs , breweries, beer bars, beer stores and homebrew shops.

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Find Craft Beer App for iPhones

Apple’s uncanny ability to hype a product, while convincing you to free yourself of rational thought and act on emotion alone, has the tech world buzzing about the new Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) iPad tablet.

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What does Apple’s iPad mean for the next-generation iPhone 4G?

iPhone owners holding out hope that OS 3.2 would bring some of these fancy new iPad spoils to their devices might be in for a disappointment, because two of the big ones — split view and popovers — are both referred to in Apple’s updated human interface guidelines as “iPad-only.” Realistically, this shouldn’t come as a surprise; both of these UI elements were built to shine on larger displays, and it’s hard to say how you could make either one of them work on HVGA — but it’s important for devs to note that heavily investing in these are definitely going to make it difficult to make their apps compatible across all iPhone OS-powered devices.

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iPhone SDK calls out nonexistent iPad cam, confirms split views and popovers are iPad-specific

The same day when Apple unveiled its “revolutionary” iPad tablet , Government Outreach announced a new iPhone application that should help citizens in dozens of US cities and counties report various issues to their City Hall (issues like “potholes that need filling, barking dogs that need quieting, and graffiti that needs removing”). The new iPhone app is called GORequest (an unfortunate name , I’d say, although their intention is to sound like “GO request” and not “gore quest”) and uses your iPhone’s GPS and camera capabilities. You just have to “open the app, select an issue, take a picture, and tap submit” – your issues will then be sent “directly to the staff member at city hall who can fix it.” Some of the cities where you’ll be able to use the GORequest iPhone app include Santa Monica, CA, Queen Creek, AZ, and Arvada, CO. “We’ve already helped many agencies around the country dramatically improve customer service through the web, but with GORequest for the iPhone they can now connect with residents on the go,” declared Government Outreach president Kendall Smith. Government Outreach doesn’t say where you can get its app from, but you’ll probably find it in the App Store.

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GORequest iPhone app lets you quickly report issues to the City Hall

There has been a lot of buzz around the Apple Tablet these past few months, mainly because the people at Apple kept all the info uber exclusive. Rumors and speculation bred rampantly over forums and blogs, nothing more than mere hearsay because nothing official had been released from the Apple camp… that is until today. At an Apple product event, it was announced the rumored Apple tablet, called the iPad, does in fact exist and is to be expected in stores by July 2010. It will come with its very own app store and over 1,400 apps

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The Apple iPad: A First Look

Apple answered a lot of questions Wednesday about its fabled tablet, now known as the iPad. We know it has a 9.7-inch screen, weighs 1.5 pounds, has Wi-Fi with a 3G option, and Apple claims it has up to 10 hours of battery life. The iPad runs the iPhone OS and “almost all” iPhone apps and uses the ePub format for books.

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Apple iPad: What We Still Don’t Know

After Apple announced the iPad this morning, one of the questions many Canadians were wondering about is when the iPad was coming to Canada? Canadians are no strangers to being left behind when the latest tech is released. Looking back at the original iPhone, Canadians could not officially get their hands on it for one year after the original June 2007 launch.

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When Will The Apple iPad Come To Canada?

The iPhone Developer Center was temporarily unavailable on Wednesday morning, accounts say. Although once again active as of this writing, earlier visitors to the site are reported to have seen Apple’s standard “we’ll be back soon” graphic, and been unable to access normal developer services.

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iPhone Developer Center undergoes temporary downtime

No new Apple product would be complete without a slew of accessories, and the new Apple iPad is no exception. With the release of the iPad, Apple has announced various accessories that may be purchases alongside the iPad. These are just some of the few of what is likely to be millions of accessories available. Apple iPad Case The iPad Case is multi-function case that protects the iPad and allows users to place the iPad in various positions that suit photo viewing, typing, so on. The case allows access to all iPad ports and is very elegant over the iPad

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Apple iPad Accessories; Case, Keyboard, Dock

The Apple iPhone may well have been available in the UK for over two years now, but when Vodafone launched the device on its own tariffs recently, it proved just how popular the Apple iPhone has really become. According to a report at top10.co.uk, 100,000 customers picked up the iPhone just in the first seven days of it being available on the Vodafone network. Reports say that 50 percent of that total includes that of pre-orders for the phone.

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Fierce Competition: iPhone 4G and Nexus One in 2010

SOHOinmypocket , from AppFury, LLC , is a straightforward directory and location-aware navigation app that informs you of what’s around you and how to get there. In this case, it’s New York City’s famed SOHO and NoLita districts, a 50-block area of Manhattan replete with restaurants, galleries,  funky little shops and other retail outlets.

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Put Manhattan’s SOHO Shopping District in Your Pocket