SlingMedia have released a proof of concept video of their video streaming software for the iPhone and will be demonstrating at the Apple WWDC.
While still in pre-alpha the SlingPlayer promises stream video on your iPhone, Tv to go.
While they are still awaiting official approval from Apple to go forward as an approved developer from the looks of the demonstration video this one will have Apple fans giddy.
While US iPhone users have enjoyed rapidly tumbling pricing on mobile calling their Canadian cousins will no doubt have upturned ear at news of a user-friendly VOIP solution for the Apple device.
iCall is in beta presently but the easy switch from GSM to WiFi mid-call allows users the freedom, and cheaper costs, of the VoIP functionality
Interested in cheaper calls and sick of using up your minutes? check out the video.
The $100 Million fund set-up in March to encourage development of applications for the iPhone has finally starting doling out some cash with two new apps taking advantage Whrrl and iControl.
Whrrl is a social mapping service that takes web 2.0 to your Apple and lets users rate events, entertainment and restaurants, the other iControl turns your iPhone into a multi-purpose device taking care of of all the nitty gritty of appliance control, light, sound and what have you.
Having received innumerable proposals the iFund still only has two new competition crushing apps being funded - but really what’s the rush?
Opera Mobile 9.5 is set to come preloaded on the HTC Diamond and be available for WinMo devices generally and by the looks of this video there is reason for excitement.
Including context-based zooming (Opera Zoom), finger scrolling and panning, tabbed browsing, Flash Lite 3 support, fast page loading and the ability to save pages for offline viewing Opera Mobile 9.5 is definitely worth checking out. Enjoy the video.
We have all swallowed hard at some point when we find our just bought device is suddenly running old technology, be it when EDGE was overtaken by 3G or 3G by HSDPA, technology advances but the devices running that technology can not, or can they?
Launching the world’s first MultiComm procesor ASCOS have created a chip that will allow users to upgrade their phone using software. Stuck with an otherwise outdated EDGE device? You can apply an upgrade and voila your phone is now HSDPA ready. Want LTE but rocking 3G? Apply an upgrade and your wish is ASCOS’ command.
While they do not produce phone themselves ASOCS design and test in house so it is likely one of two manufacturers may be knocking on their door very shortly to talk acquisition.
Now if only that pesky iPhone had one of these chips…
While HTC are letting it be known they expect to ship 2 million of their Touch Diamond in 2008, the rest of us are just thinking where’s my Diamond keyboard?
Rest easy friends you too can access the Diamond Keypad, Keyboard and QWERTY using a .cab, some installation and your stumbling attempts at Italian and you are just minutes away from a future of endless data entry options Enjoy the download here.
We announced its release but now there’s a video to show you the quality of the iPhone Video Recorder software released by DreamCatcher software. Check it out in all its 15fps, MPEG4 glory.
When you have had all the finger flicking fun you can with your NES emulator on iPhone what’s left? How about a bit of deep retro-love with the forthcoming Commodore 64 emulator?
The hell you say. But its so so near we can almost taste its pixelated goodness. Late nights of popcorn SIM City and Maniac Mansion beckon while we fret over Reagan’s America.
The future release by Stuart Carnie utilizes the Apple SDK to port into the iPhone, and while it still needs a few tweaks, and may require jail-breaking to run, but fingers crossed Apple will give this the thumbs up and allow it for release from the App Store.
Yes we are still awaiting the first Android phone but when it launches at least you can stay hip with TuneWiki giving you access to the latest tunes and lyrics.
The community based media player is shown here operating on the Android emulator. Enjoy.
