iPhone Firmware Is Ready For 3G
Apple Insider has unveiled a new proof that the next generation iPhone will support 3G connectivity. This screenshot was extracted from the distribution’s Preferences binary. [Apple Insider via Upcoming Cell Phones]
Apple Insider has unveiled a new proof that the next generation iPhone will support 3G connectivity. This screenshot was extracted from the distribution’s Preferences binary. [Apple Insider via Upcoming Cell Phones]
Now you can listen to your favorite music while riding your bike with this new simple device, the iPhone Bike Mount. Designed to mount on the handle of a bike, the device features a set of adjustable clamps padded with a good half-inch of foam which will accommodate any device that’s between 40mm to 75mm wide. It also uses a ball and socket joint where it connects to your bike’s handlebars, allowing you to position the device at just the right angle. Suitable to most of MP3, MP4, iPod, iPhone, PDA, GPS & Mobilephones. Available now for just $14.99. [RedFerret]
Moshi has recently launched the Zefyr 13 inch which is claimed to be the world’s slimmest active MacBook cooler. The Zefyr keeps all the critical components of the MacBook in a cool temperature. No word on pricing so far. [7Gadgets via Laptop Blog]
JVC today unveiled its new RA-P30 iPod Audio System that boasts stereo speakers with 3D surround sound, FM tuner, alarm clock and remote control. The iPod dock is available in silver and black. JVC will release the RA-P30 iPod Audio System in Japan this June 2008. No word on pricing so far. [Product Page via iPod Blog]
A Chinese website has showed us a screenshot of the character recognition software for the iPhone firmware 2.0. This interface is designed for finger use. It is capable of operating in both portrait and landscape modes. Unfortunately, it seems that Chinese is the one and only language supported so far. FYI, Apple was one of the pioneers in handwriting recognition technology with their Newton Personal Digital Assistant. [MacRumors]
Using the iPort, you can easily share music and photos from your Apple iPod to your home entertainment system. You just need to insert your iPod into the free-standing dock and then your favorite music can be heard around the house. Available in white or black, the iPort FS Series is priced at between $100 to $1000 depending on the options. [Product Page via iPod Blog]
Arkados has developed an interactive software for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch that enables you to control electronics in your house. The software is now able to control the audio systems, so you can control your entire music library from room to room with your iPhone as a remote. [CruchGear]
The iWish portable gaming system concept takes the Sony PSP and Apple iPhone and packs it into a portable gaming system. Too bad this concept probably wont make it to store shelves. One more pic after the break. [Joystiq via Video Game Blog] More »
Here is a pic of the new 24ct gold iPhone Black Beauty edition which is part of the Elite Choice collection designed by Goldstriker’s Stuart Hughes. The front bezel and rear logo feature 24ct gold while the back has a Jaguar midnight black metallic range. Stuart Hughes customized this for himself to go with his car. The Black beauty will be available today for £749.95. [via iPod Blog]
