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AIM for iPhone adds Lifestream Integration
We've long been keeping track of AIM for iPhone (iTunes link) here at Download Squad: and today an all-new version has hit the App Store that adds the Lifestream features that are available via the Lifestream website. If you haven't tried the new ...
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AIM for iPhone: now with push notifications
Now that version 3.0 of the iPhone operating system allows third-party apps to take advantage of push notifications, we're starting to see some of the first major push apps popping up. AIM for iPhone, available as a free ad-supported app or a $2.99 ...
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BeeJive iPhone app gets AIM chatroom support, sort of
I once called BeeJive the best chat client for the iPhone, and for good reason: it supports several different chat services, offers push notifications, and has a user interface that makes chatting on the iPhone about as easy as it can feasibly be. ...
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Pimp My iPhone: #2 - AIM
With iChat not being amongst the features of the iPhone, folks looking to burn through some of that unlimited data via Instant Messaging might be interested in this neat little web-app: iPhoneChat.
You log in using your AIM credentials - however ...
iPhone App Review: iPhone port of AIM is close, but not quite there
One of the most striking things about the first crop of iPhone apps is the divide between those that work with the phone's user interface, and those that either don't take advantage of the phone or ignore the design specs altogether. The AOL Instant ...
Ibis eBook reader aims to get around iPhone app store
By now, iPhone users who haven't jailbroken their devices have learned that they can't get an app unless it goes through Apple's approval process and reaches the iTunes App Store. A new eBook reader called Ibis, planned for iPhone, Android and Palm's ...
iPhone Addict for October 5th, 2007
This week on iPhone Addict:
iPhone does video out
Woman sues Apple for price cut
iPhone users call for class action suit
Firmware downgrade instructions released
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iPhone Addict for September 21st 2007
Navizon "virtual GPS" comes to iPhone
Run OSX widgets on your iPhone
iPhone Dev team releases an easy-to-use GUI tool to unlock the iPhone
O2 iPhone hands-on shows possible updates for iPhone 1.1.1
iTunes 7.4.2 disables ringtone hack
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Adobe Flash CS5 converts Flash to iPhone apps
Flash is coming to the iPhone! Well, sort of. Adobe is showing off a new feature of Flash CS5 Professional that will convert Flash/Actionscript into iPhone apps. The public beta of CS5 with Flash Platform is due out later this year, but for now, you ...
Bump for Android: slick contact-sharing app not iPhone-only anymore
Bump, the impressive iPhone app that lets you trade contact info and other data by physically bumping two phones together, isn't just an iPhone app anymore. Bump for Android has arrived (so sayeth TechCrunch, at any rate), and it covers Bump's ...
iPhone Addict for August 24th 2007
This week in iPhone news:
iPhone update 1.0.2 available
AT&T gets rid of itemized detail in paper billing
Windows users get in on easy iPhone modification
Installer.app allows application downloads over WiFi and EDGE
Is an iPhone SIM ...
So, just how good at time waster games are you? Think you've got the stuff? Well, The World's Hardest Game 2.0 doesn't think you do.
Yes, amazingly, it's possible to have a sequel to a game called "The World's Hardest Game". It doesn't seem logically possible, since if the first one was actually the world's hardest, how could another one come along and share the moniker? It made me doubt the name in the first place. That is, until I tried the game.
The mechanics of the game are very simple. You are a small red square, ...
