Your Iphone Special Guide

Archives for the day Wednesday, November 19th, 2008

While details are sketchy, Japan's telecoms company NTT DoCoMo has announced that it is to develop and launch a mobile phone based on the Google-developed open source Android mobile operating system next year. The two companies already work in partnership to put Google's services on NTT's "i-mode" Internet service...


While details are sketchy, Japan's telecoms company NTT DoCoMo has announced that it is to develop and launch a mobile phone based on the Google-developed open source Android mobile operating system next year. The two companies already work in partnership to put Google's services on NTT's "i-mode" Internet service...


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Trism pulls in $250k

There's definitely money to be made from iPhone applications, if you develop something that is approved and promoted by Apple and becomes popular. Steve Demeter has reportedly made $250k over the space of two months from his casual game Trism. "Apple has made it so easy to put [game publishing] in the palms of developers," Steve said to CNN. "You just make it and then you submit it to Apple. If you have a relevant, fun game or application, I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be approved." (Via G4TV


trism.jpg

Trism pulls in $250k

There's definitely money to be made from iPhone applications, if you develop something that is approved and promoted by Apple and becomes popular. Steve Demeter has reportedly made $250k over the space of two months from his casual game Trism. "Apple has made it so easy to put [game publishing] in the palms of developers," Steve said to CNN. "You just make it and then you submit it to Apple. If you have a relevant, fun game or application, I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be approved." (Via G4TV


A new voice-recognition search tool for the iPhone has problems understanding British accents, leading to some bizarre answers to spoken queries, a newspaper report and users said Wednesday.
A new voice-recognition search tool for the iPhone has problems understanding British accents, leading to some bizarre answers to spoken queries, a newspaper report and users said.
Apple's Support site was inundated with suggestions as to why a woman's husband might have inadvertently emailed filthy pictures from his iPhone.
A man shows the Apple iPhone. A new voice-recognition search tool for the iPhone has problems understanding British accents, leading to some bizarre answers to spoken queries.
A new voice-recognition search tool for the iPhone has problems understanding British accents, leading to some bizarre answers to spoken queries, a newspaper report and users said Wednesday.