Apple is previewing its new iPhone 3.0 software on Tuesday. The existing iPhone 3G is one of the best phones on the planet, and won our Editor’s Choice, but that doesn’t mean it can’t get better. We put our heads together and came up with ten smart software and business moves that Apple could make part of iPhone 3.0 – even without announcing new hardware, which they’re not expected to do. This list is in no particular order, except for the last bit. continue reading…
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LAS VEGAS- Apple on Monday added support in its software for raw image files from Nikon’s top-end SLR, the $8,000, 24.5-megapixel D3X.
Apple’s Digital Camera Raw Compatibility Update 2.5 also adds support for Epson’s Epson R-D1x digital rangefinder camera, according to the Apple support page. continue reading…
While Apple’s iconic iPhone has disrupted the mobile industry forever – and taught the industry a valuable lesson in the process – it should be fearful of sleeping giant Nokia’s response and its ability to reach mass markets. Nokia’s 5800 XpressMusic phone is just a warning shot. continue reading…
Apple has begun selling unlocked iPhone 3G models in Hong Kong, allowing people to use it with any mobile phone carrier.
On its Hong Kong website, the Cupertino-based company is advertising direct sales of iPhone 3G, saying people can “buy directly from Apple” and choose their own carrier. The 8GB version was on sale for $5,400 Hong Kong dollars ($695) while the 16GB version costs HK$6,200 ($798). continue reading…
The new iPhone 3G flaunts the same 3.5-inch display (480 x 320 pixels) and has grown around 1mm in width, length and thickness. The sweet tri-band HSDPA support is all there, allowing much faster data transfers than EDGE (but you know that already). There is no secondary camera for making video calls however. continue reading…
In the breaking-but-not-really category of news we have this: the much-talked-about and impatiently awaited 3G iPhone will be officially presented and released on the 9th of June, during the Worldwide Developers Conference 2008 (WWDC), which will take place in San Francisco. continue reading…
