This is pretty cool stuff. Murdoc has launched a blog focussed on playing video’s on iPhones, which has list of top genre of videos, most of them are very popular ones. Here is what he says:
I created this site so that users can view full length videos outside of the YouTube App. With that in mind I decided I would Compile a list of Videos that can be watched through Safari on you iPhone/ iPod Touch.
Remember Tap Tap Revolution? that crazy music tapping game on iPhone. I used it a few times but it used to hang most of the time. This Tap Tap Revolution guy has sold this game to a company called Tapulous. And this company has renamed this game to Tap Tap Revenge and are going to try selling it in the iPhone’s (and iPod touch’s) App Store. Check out the video:
This is crazy… New Yorkers have already started queuing up to buy iPhone 3G, 7 days before the launch date. Its going to be launched on the 11th. This is weird. Another theory might be that, these guys might be try for a world record in standing in a queue to buy something. Engadget has a coverage on this. Here is what they have to say:
Right now, about ten people have started a line outside of Apple’s flagship store on 5th Avenue in New York. Word is that the family at the head of the queue are attempting to break some kind of record which involves their baby — which kind of sounds a little intense if you ask us.
This is cool stuff. Think of an topic or an idea. Pick up 2 options and add it ‘iCandDecide’ webapp on iPhone and see how the world respond. Here is what appSafari has to say about this innovative app:
Social voting comes to the iPhone. A free, anonymous, emergent decision resolution assistant tool thing. Use it on your iPhone to settle bets, satisfy curiosities, pick your prom date or decide where to get takeout.
When it comes to iPhone popularity, no one can deny that PocketPC has started losing all grounds in the mobile world, thanks to iPhone OS. And google recognizes that and sees a big big opportunity, moving almost all google apps to iPhone OS as well.
Google talk is now iPhone friendly and here is what google blog has to say:
In addition to sending your friends Gmail messages from your iPhone, you can now chat with them while you’re on the move, too! In your iPhone browser, just go to www.google.com/talk, sign in and start chatting. That’s it. Google Talk runs entirely in the browser so there’s no need to download or install anything.
This games seems to be pretty cool. To be released on AppStore soon - Teaser trailer for Rolando from Handcircus - an iPhone game due for release Summer. For more information go to www.rolandogame.com.
Pretty cool ringtone maker for iPhone. I know there are quite a few now. Lets check this out - RingtoneStudio for iPhone which allows you to create ringtones easily and quickly without breaking the bank.
App Store is opening up on 11th July and we already have the first iPhone friendly platform for probable Advertisers and Publishers would want to take advantage of reaching to the fastest growing user base of mobile users in the entire world. It’s called AppLoop. AppLoop is an advertising and analytics solution for mobile applications. Here is what the website has to say:
AppLoop provides a rich, analytics-based service for advertisers and developers looking to engage with mobile platforms.
[To get a complete idea of what AppLoop is and how it works - click here]
News on Unlocking iPhone 3G - iPhone 2.0 firmware has been unlocked. I am glad to tell you anyhow that 2.0 firmware works pretty well on my iPod 32gb. All features are enabled. To install it from windows (or mac) you need a special beta version of itunes. Unless you want to loose installer and all third party apps I strongly suggest you NOT TO UPGRADE (both iPod both iPhone). With the iPhone it's more complicated because you will also need to downgrade the baseband. [know more about Zibri... click here]
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would it work on iphone 3g, i wonder (over HDSPA)
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