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If you’re a follower of Donut Games like I am, you were probably excited to see that Cat Physics was released to the Appstore.  From Rat on the Run to Comet Racer , the iPhone games that Donut Games release can always be counted on for some quick fun.  It seems that one of the main focuses of Donut Games’ development is that the games have to be suited to being played in a mobile environment.  If you only have 2 minutes to play a game while you’re on the bus, you’ll be safe in assuming that it will be enough time to finish one of the levels in a Donut game.

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Review: Cat Physics for iPhone

Nur die wenigsten von euch werden gestern die Möglichkeit gehabt haben, wirklich bei der Keynote von Steve Jobs auf der WWDC 2010 live dabei gewesen zu sein. Für all diejenigen unter euch, die diese nun doch gerne in voller Länge anschauen wollen um etwas mehr über das neue iPhone 4 bzw

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Apple: iPhone 4 / iOS 4 Keynote als Video

Want to know what was not found within the GM release candidate of iOS 4 ? Patched vulnerabilities which make jailbreaking an iPhone painfully simple. msftguy, a man known as a bit of a fixer-upper in the jailbreaking scene, has released a custom bundle for PwnageTool that allows anyone to jailbreak their iPhone 3Gs with the iOS 4 GM candidate. What’s more, the jailbreak preserves the baseband so it’s possible to unlock your iPhone right after freeing it from Apple’s shackles. If you’ve got an iPhone 3GS and have a means of getting the GM release candidate — not to mention know exactly what you’re doing — jump the bump and hit up the read file. For everyone else, we’ve got a short and sweet YouTube video of the jailbreak in action.

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iOS 4 GM candidate already jailbroken

Back in January, when Apple announced the iPad , the Cupertino company has also introduced a new 1GHz “Apple A4 chip.” The A4 chip is also included in the just-announced iPhone 4 , and Steve Jobs made quite a big deal out of this, saying the chip is designed by Apple’s own team. That may be true, but Canada-based research firm UBM TechInsights has it that said A4 chip “features the same 1 GHz ARM CORTEX A8 core” that powers the Wave S8500 – namely the S5PC110A01 application processor (manufactured by Samsung)

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iPhone 4, iPad and Samsung Wave apparently share the same CPU core

Click To Enlarge The “I’m a Mac” ad spoofs are a bit tired, I mean, even Apple isn’t doing them anymore. Still, Jane Lynch is always worth watching. In this video from take180 she represents “PC”, or more specifically, a PC with loads of files featuring underground porn from Singapore with 3rd nipples, caning and crotch bombs. (via The Daily What )

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Jane Lynch On The iPhone 4 and Singapore’s Underground Pleasure Lairs

After creating a stir of controversy following a change to its developer agreement, Apple today announced another change aimed at calming down those who felt the previous terms were unfair. The company has again modified the relevant portion of its developer agreement, Section 3.3.9, to at least partially open the door to limited data collection for analytics purposes, saying “If you compare and contrast with Apple’s earlier version, you’ll see the message is clear: It’s OK to collect user data to help sell ads — though you will need to get their permission to do so.” The new terms require that any analytics company receiving data must be an “independent advertising service provider whose primary business is serving mobile ads.”  What that means is that an advertising service provider owned by or affiliated with a developer or distributor of mobile devices, mobile operating systems or development environments other than Apple would not qualify as independent

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Apple Modifies iOS Developer Terms (Again) To Allow “Limited” Analytics Collection

When Apple [AAPL] announced the iPhone 4 yesterday, the three major networks in the UK announced that they would be carrying the iPhone in the UK, O2, Orange and Vodafone. Now UK mobile phone operator T-Mobile has also announced that they will be selling the iPhone 4 in the UK, this is great news for UK iPhone 4 customers and is bound to bring more competitive deals between the four networks. None of the four UK networks have announced any pricing yet for the iPhone 4 in the UK, although you can check out our iPhone 4 UK price prediction for details on what we think Apple will be selling the iPhone 4 for in the UK

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iPhone 4 Headed to T-Mobile UK

Apple [AAPL} has released the GM version of iOS 4 (previously called iPhone OS 4.0) to developers, plus they have also released iTunes 9.2 beta. iOS 4 GM version is an almost final version of  iOS 4 which Apple will be releasing with the launch of the new iPhone 4. This only gives developers about two weeks until the next generation iPhone, iPhone 4 goes on sale, and the new versions have a range of new features. Some of the new features in iOS 4 include multitasking folders, the ability to sync and organize books, the ability to create folders in iTunes and a range of performance upgrades. iOS 4 GM version is now available to download from the iPhone Dev Center .

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Apple Releases iOS 4 GM To Developers (iPhone OS 4.0)

Face Time used to be time you spent in the presence of someone else’s face, but from now on, people of the world, it will mean time spent using a particular functionality on the slim glossy-screened iPhone 4. It’s…

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Poll: iPhone 4′s FaceTime – will you use it?

Mobile advertising is generally a new technology and like all new technology its changing rapidly, nearly every day in fact. Until a few days ago, the biggest mobile advertising company in the world was AdMob Inc which has just been take over by Google. This will make it more difficult for Apple, who are also interested in this lucrative market with their iAds system to charge a higher price because they have competition now, strong competition.

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Mobile Advertising

Question of the Day:  Will you be upgrading to iPhone 4? This one’s a simple question.  If you are currently an iPhone user, will you be upgrading to the iPhone 4?  What about if you are using a different device, possibly on a different carrier?  Is it finally enough for you to make the switch? We’d love to know.  Hit the comments below and share your thoughts with us. Share and Enjoy: Related posts: Question of the Day: The iPhone – What’s the Basis of it’s Success? Question of the Day: Why did you choose your current device

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Question of the Day: Will You Upgrade to the iPhone 4?

Never one to be left out, Belkin is also one of the first companies out the door with iPhone 4 cases. Amongst the new line-up is the Verve Cinema for iPhone 4 which is a smart case that also doubles as a kickstand when you use its foldout kickstand. You’ll undoubtedly be using that kickstand to watch movies on the iPhone 4’s amazing new higher resolution Retina display. The Verve CInema for iPhone retails for $29.99. Belkin has also released three arm band cases for the iPhone 4G

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Belkin Releases Slew of New iPhone 4 Cases

Aluratek doesn’t just make eBook readers like the Libre that we reviewed earlier this year. They also offer quite a few audio / video gadgets including their latest one, the Brick. The Brick is a universal iPod docking station that is compatible with the iPod touch, iPhone and any iPod model with a click wheel.

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Aluratek Announces the “Brick” Hi-Powered Speaker Dock with Built-In Amplifier

Bringing themselves on par with Rogers, Telus has now increased the prices on a series of their services. This week, the company has increased pricing on the following standalone feature add-ons: Caller Display: $8.00/month (was $7) Call Forwarding: $3.00/month (was $2) Local Five Favorite Numbers (Talk/Text to five numbers): $15.00/month (was $10) Nationwide Five Favorite Numbers (Talk/Text to five numbers): $20.00/month (was $15) So why the change you ask? Well you could say because Rogers and Telus love playing tag with each other and when one company increases rates, the other follows. However, don’t you find it convenient with the new iPhone 4 coming out for Telus to increase prices? Lots of new customers coming, what a great way to make some extra revenue! (/sarcasm) Do note however that if you are an existing Telus customer and already have the previously listed features on your account, the price does not change for you.

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Telus Price Increases: Caller Display, Call Forwarding, Five Favourite Numbers

iLuv has announced a new line of cases and screen protectors for Apple’s new iPhone 4 that include metallic, leather, soft coated ultra thin silicone cases to 2-way privacy screen protectors and glare-free screen protectors. These new accessories will be available soon at prices ranging from $14.99 to $49.99 at www.i-luv.com . I know it’s not a full case, but the one that caught my eye is the iCC700 EDGE

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iLuv Announces Their Line of iPhone 4 Cases

So unless you have been under a rock and just crawled out there has been a new iPhone announced. In continuing with the inundation of information here is the official press release from AT&T. It includes Pre-order information, discounts on existing models of the 3GS while they last, Pricing on new models and upgrade eligibility rules.

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Following WWDC, AT&T announces iPhone 4: Clarifies upgrade Options

We already know how much the new iPhone 4 will cost in the US, $199 for the 16GB model and $299 for the 32GB model, but this price doesn’t include taxes which are different for each state in the US. We have contacted all of the three mobile phone networks in the UK who will be selling the iPhone 4 in the UK, but none of them would give us any pricing details, so we decided to work out for ourselves how much the iPhone is likely to retail for in the UK. The 16GB iPhone 4 retails for $199 in the US, if we use todays exchange rate this works out at about £138, but this price doesn’t include taxes, so if you add on the VAT to that you are looking at around £162, so we suspect that the 16GB iPhone 4 will retail for around £169 on a contract with either O2, Orange or Vodafone

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iPhone 4 UK Price – 16GB £169, 32GB £249?

Apple is taking a stab at video calling with the newest iteration of its smartphone, the iPhone 4. The new iPhone 4 will be able to make “Face Time” video calls to other iPhone 4 users through two cameras mounted on either side of the device, chief executive Steve Jobs said during a developers conference in San Francisco on Monday. The feature will only be available over a Wi-Fi internet connection this year, while the company works with wireless carriers to make it run over 3G networks, he added. “We’re really happy with this,” he said. “This is one of the moments that reminds us of why we do what we do.” Video calling has been tried by a number of phone manufacturers and wireless carriers around the world, including Rogers in 2007, but most efforts were abandoned after meeting with lukewarm reception from consumers.

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Apple adds video calls to iPhone

Bislang wurde das mobile Betriebssystem von Apple unter dem Namen iPhone OS gehandelt. Um etwas vom Namen iPhone wegzukommen und das OS etwas “offener” zu machen, wird das iPhone OS 4.0 nun iOS 4 heißen .

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iPhone OS 4.0 / iOS 4 – ab 21. Juni kostenlos zum Download für iPhone / iPod Touch

Engadget has posted a number of photos of the iPhone 4, as well as a video showing the new FaceTime video calling feature in action – click here for all those screenshots . Some takeaways about the device: As we said, it’s shockingly thin. The screen is truly outrageous — you basically cannot see pixels on it. We’re not being hyperbolic when we say it’s easily the best looking mobile phone screen we’ve ever laid eyes on. The build quality is really solid.

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Where to find iPhone 4 screenshots?

This is mainly a tongue in cheek rant, written very late so it probably may not make sense.  Note – if you are reading this, you are not the “public” which is described in this article. Again, press X now or prepare for walls of text

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What Nokia needs to learn from Apple Keynotes. Pointers from Steve Job’s iPhone 4 announcement.