If you’re new year’s resolution isn’t to lose weight or move house, but is a potentially more realistic: to get a new mobile, here’s potential motivation to upgrade to a
Do you like driving games? Are you an F1 fan? Do you fancy yourself as the next Jenson Button or Lewis Hamilton? If so (and you own an iPhone or an iPod Touch) then you will want to check out the official 2009 Formula 1 game from The Codemasters. This game, which was previously only available for the Nintendo Wii and the PlayStation Portable, brings the 17 circuits used in this years world championship to your iPhone.
Microsoft has often played nice with Apple and there are Apple Mac versions of Office, Messenger and even Remote Desktop Connection. Now Microsoft has embraced the iPhone by releasing a Bing app. Although Microsoft has a couple of apps for the iPhone, bringing Bing to the platform is a recognition of the iPhone’s popularity. The app looks quite neat and as well as including voice search, image searching and news it also has location based services like maps and movies.
Everyone these days is all about the application you can download to your phone. You’re nobody if you can’t check the weather in every major European city, listen to music onSpotify, or check your armour stats on World of Warcraft on a gadget that used to just, you know, call people.
But what if you don’t want to shell out over £300 towards an iPhone just so you can play about with downloads, then consider theChumby.
If you haven’t got an iPhone yet because the prices are still too high for you then the recent Tesco Mobile tariff announcement could be just the thing for you. Tesco has revealed that they will be selling the iPhone in time for Christmas and are offering a Pay-as-you-go option as well as two Pay-monthly contracts.
There has been lots of news and announcements about the mobile phone companies, like Orange and Vodafone, which have started to sell Apple’s iPhone now that O2’s exclusive rights have ended. What is really interesting is that now Tesco Mobile have announced that it will shortly introduce the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS in Tesco Phone Shops and online through Tesco Direct. Tesco, of course, is known for pricing everything competitively, but not only food, clothing and household goods but also electronic goods and mobile phones.
After the fun and hilarity of the Rick Astley iPhone worm, another- more serious- piece of iPhone malware has been discovered. The Mac security vendor is referring to the code
There have been a few significant happenings for iPhone users in the UK today including a launch of a Sky TV application, Orange starts selling iPhones and O2 have said that they will unlock out-of-contrat iPhones so users can switch to other networks.
