Unfortunately, it’s not the Ultimate Fighting Championship game that’s available in the AppStore, but the application designed for UFC fans. MobiTV provided the iPhone 3.0+ compatible technology in the background, allowing fans to grab pay-per-view content through in-app purchase option. Read more…
This is just a reminder to everyone, MMS will be activated today on September 25th officially by AT&T. Certain areas will see the update to the carrier settings first so keep checking. In order to get mms working you have to plug your iphone in to itunes and you will see the most beautiful prompt ever asking you to update your carrier settings
Click on download and update…. Enjoy MMS FINALLY 
Flickr had iPhone as the most popular camera but iPhone owners had to use different apps such as Shozu to upload photos on Flickr. To end this woe, the official Flickr app for iPhone users has arrived at the Apple App store. The free Flickr App allows uploading and sharing of photos as well as videos on Flickr site. Read more…
As the number of applications available on the App Store grows, the range of tasks that can be accomplished with a piece of software will likewise expand. One app has been made with this in mind, and allows users to perform over a dozen tasks in one single program.
AppBox Pro is like the Swiss-army knife of apps. It contains information on your iPhone or iPod Touch’s battery life, indicating how much talk time you have left on either the 3G or 2G network, along with time left for web surfing and audio playback.
It also contains Read more…
Fair Oaks teenager Allen Wright thought up an application for the Apple iPhone called “A Note to God.”
It lets iPhone users send prayers into cyberspace and allows them to read the prayers of others. The messages are stored in a database, and users remain anonymous.
Wright, 17, submitted his proposal to Medl Mobile, a Los Angeles startup that is developing apps for Apple to sell on its Web site. It selected “A Note to God” from 20,000 proposals.
Looking to save a little on your monthly iPhone rates? AT&T just announced a price break but you do have to opt-in. It’s not automatic. Please see update below. You can save from $6/month on the Nation 450 with rollover up to $12/month on the Nation 1350. The Unlimited plan remains unaffected.
So what’s the downside of all this? You may lose some or all of your rollover minutes by converting to the new plan price. So check the fine print before you click Submit. Any existing corporate or student discounts remain unaffected. If you’re already Read more…
Something new, unexpected, and possibly worrying has popped up in iTunes. iTunes now “calls home” to the Apple mothership whenever you restore an iPhone or iPod touch. It tells you that it’s “Verifying restore with Apple…”, checking your device identifier and the firmware with Apple’s new signature server.
Today, TUAW has the pleasure of talking with Jay Freeman, otherwise known as “Saurik”, the developer of Cydia. Saurik has constructed a server that duplicates Apple’s functionality, ensuring that you’ll be able to downgrade your iPhone or iPod in the future, even if you have not jailbroken your device. This topic is for all iPhone users, regardless of whether they use jailbreaking. Please join us with your questions and comments as we hear from Freeman about why this move matters to you.
You can go HERE to view the live chat on your computer
You can also go HERE to view the live stream for the iPhone
Today MediaPhone announced ‘SmartScreen’ an application for the iPhone and iPod touch that will allow informational widgets to be placed and used on the lock screen.
Widgets are similar to those offered by Apple’s ‘dashboard’ and they follow familiar look and feel.
The widgets can be rearranged on the lock screen by using a ‘tap and hold to move’ action that is often used by to iPhone users (when moving icons around the home screen).
The application will work on all models of iPhone and iPod touch that run OS 3.x, unfortunately due to the nature of the product it will not be available for purchase in the Apple AppStore but will be sold to customers of jailbroken phones via alternate means.
A SmartScreen SDK will be available to everyone in November 2009 but widget developers are being selected to participate in a Beta programme, if you feel you could participate and would like to produce widgets, please email and we will consider you early access to the programme.
Via http://blog.media-phone.ch/
For all lovers of gadgets in style iPhone is available Notepod, a pad of paper on which you can take notes or draw the graphical interface of your application:
NotePod come home in 3 separate blocks at a cost of $ 17.95 (approx. € 12).Each sheet is printed only on one side so as to allow you to write notes on the back, inside the squares.
Via ispazio.net
And here comes the ban of the apparently very popular iPhone porn app, while not too unexpected, the reason behind it took a while to completely come out.
Thursday saw the first softcore porn app arrive for the iPhone, only to disappear hours later. Many, including myself, thought Apple had approved and then banned the app, but a note on the developer’s Web site indicated that he asked for the app to be removed.
The developer’s note read:
“The Hottest Girls app is temporarily sold out. The server usage is extremely high because of the popularity of this app. Thus, by not distributing the app, we can prevent our servers from crashing. Customer satisfaction is more important to us than profits. Those who already have the app will still be able to use our app. To answer the question on everyone’s mind: Yes, the topless images will still be there when it is sold again.”