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Apple has moved the iPhone SDK out of beta. Developers can find the final release by logging into their DevCenter accounts. iPhone developers can also rejoice in the hope of getting their apps on to actual iPhones for debugging and eventual release through the AppStore. Applications to the full fledged developer program are now, apparently, being processed in earnest.
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iPhone firmware 2.0 is now (unofficially) available for download. To install you will have to download the .ipsw file (here) manually since iTunes will not notify you of its availability yet. Note that unlike previous updates this version will completely erase your iPhone, so make sure to sync and backup all your content and settings. (We recommend doing a sync and then a Restore of the current firmware to insure you have all your settings saved.) To force iTunes to install the 2.0 firmware you will need to Option-click the Restore button in iTunes and select the downloaded firmware (you may need to delete ".zip" from the file name, it should just be iPhone1,2_2.0_5A347_Restore.ipsw.)
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WindSolutions has released version 2.010 of CopyTrans Photo, their picture transfer tool for Windows. This version adds support for drag & drop between iPod/iPhone and Windows.
Features:- Add photos from computer to iPod & iPhone with drag and drops
- Transfer iPod pictures to PC the same way
- Browse both iPod and PC pics with pleasant and convenient thumbnails
- Easily navigate through multiple iPod albums and PC folders
- Create and rename albums and folders to keep your photos organized
- Keep backups of your precious images on iPod, iPhone and computer
- Delete and rotate photos individually
- Enjoy iPod and computer pictures in slideshows
More info...
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Alanis Morissette is the cover story for the June 10th issue of iProng Magazine. Alanis talks about her new album Flavors of Entanglement which debuted at #1 on the iTunes pop chart today. Also, Steve Jobs has officially unveiled the new 3G iPhone, and we cover everything you need to know about it. Get the PDF (6MB)
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Apple has released iPhone SDK beta 7. This version supports the latest iPhone 2.0 firmware (seeded to select developers) and offers bug fixes.
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iPhone 3G
Posted by: iPoding on Monday, June 09, 2008 - 02:48 PM EDT |
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It's official, iPhone goes 3G:
In addition to 3G, iPhone gets GPS and updated styling. Front looks identical to original iPhone. Back is now glossy black plastic (as seen here earlier.) Headphone jack and camera are flush.
Available in 22 countries starting July 11th.
Pricing:
8GB = $199
16GB = $299 (also available in white)
 
iPhone 3G TV ad
Apple has posted video of the 2008 WWDC Keynote
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Crosby, Stills & Nash is the cover story for the June 3rd issue of iProng Magazine. David Crosby, who happens to be an avid iPhone user, joins us for an interview to coincide with the launch of the summer Crosby, Stills & Nash tour. Gavin Rossdale of Bush tells us about his debut solo album, released today, and podsafe musician Matthew Ebel tells us why he's giving away his music. Also in this issue: a look at how the iPhone has (or hasn't) evolved in its first year, Twitter and LinkedIn, the latest iPod and iPhone accessory reviews, iTunes movie reviews, and more!
iProng Magazine
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Apple has released the fifth beta of the iPhone SDK and seeded the associated iPhone OS to members of the iPhone Developer Program.
More info...
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The latest issue of iProng MAgazine (PDF) features Gavin Rossdale:
Gavin Rossdale is the cover story for the April 9th issue of iProng Magazine. Gavin discusses leaving his former band Bush behind and launching a solo career with his upcoming album WanderLust. Also in this issue: iTunes vs Wal-Mart, Apple vs New York City, iPhone vs Blackberry, and reviews of the latest iPod accessories and iTunes albums and movies.
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iPodObserver ran the image below as being the eagerly awaited iPhone 3G, though they were careful to note that the image may not be authentic. iPoding has received independent confirmation from a reliable source that this is indeed what the iPhone 3G will look like.
Oh, and it's coming sooner rather than later from what we gather...
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Apple has released the third beta of the iPhone SDK:The third beta fixes bugs and adds support for the latest iPhone OS. They have also added a new Interface Builder tutorial and updated other documentation at iPhone Dev Center.
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Apple has released a new version of the iPhone SDK (build 9A2151) which includes Interface Builder. Registered iPhone developers can download it now at iPhone Dev Center.
The second beta version of the iPhone SDK is now available and includes Interface Builder, a powerful tool that allows you to visually build your interface and makes creating a UI as simple as drag and drop.
We've also added new sample code and updated documentation to the rich set of resources available to you in the iPhone Dev Center.
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The March 26th issue of iProng Magazine features an interview with Counting Crows front man Adam Duritz:Counting Crows, whose new album Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings has been released today, are the cover story for the March 26th issue of iProng Magazine. Counting Crows singer Adam Duritz speaks extensively with Bill Palmer about his motivation for the new album, his take on the current state of the music industry, why he's giving away free music from the new album, and more.
Tim Robertson takes a look at the impact of the iPhone on the gaming industry, Stephan Fassmann lets us know what he's looking for in iTunes 8.0, Anjali Ramachandran takes a look at No Country For Old Men, and the MyMac.com review staff weighs in on the Skullcandy FMJ for iPhone and the Boynq Sabre for iPod.
iProng Magazine is available as a free PDF
Update: The April 2 issue features the Black Crowes... trend? Here is the PDF
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Our friends over at iProng have released the March 19th issue of iProng Magazine:Colbie Caillat is the cover story for the March 19th issue of iProng Magazine. The chart-topping singer-songwriter chats with iProng about using new media tools to build her early audience, her dream collaboration, and what she'd be doing if she wasn't a singer (interview by Bill Palmer and Jeff Roney).
Apple has unveiled the future of the iPhone, and Michael Johnston of iPhone Alley takes an in-depth look at what the software roadmap means for the present and future of the iPhone platform.
iProng Magazine is available as a free PDF.
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