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FlyTunes Brings Free Streaming Radio to iPhone &amp; iPod Touch

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FlyTunesOne of the features of a lot of iPhone wannabes is a built-in FM radio so you can listen to your local stations. Why limit yourself to local stations? FlyTunes is a free streaming radio service that gives you access to over 375 channels of music, news, and sports on your iPhone or iPod Touch.

Most of the channels are EDGE-friendly, so there is no need for a WiFi connection. To sign up for the service, all you need to do is point Safari on your iPhone or iPod Touch to flytunes.fm, and then follow the on-screen instructions to sign up.

How well does it work? Pretty darned good! It took me a minute to figure out that I needed to tap on the play button twice - once to bring up a small arrow and another tap to bring up the QuickTime player and start the stream. It only took about 5 seconds for the stream to queue up and start playing, and I didn't hear a hiccup once during about 5 minutes of listening over an EDGE connection.

Head on over to flytunes.fm and get your fill of free tunes today!
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AT&T reverses one-iPhone policy

Go ahead, buy three.

(Credit: Corrine Schulze/CNET Networks)

Just one day after instituting a policy of one iPhone sale per customer, AT&T said Thursday that it has ended the policy both on its Web site and in its retail stores. Customers will now be able to buy ...

Wall Street Journal: Touchscreen Blackberry Thunder Due by September, Exclusive to Verizon [BlackBerry]

bbthundar.jpg The Wall Street Journal confirms all of the details unearthed a few days ago about Blackberry's touchscreen Apple killah: Dubbed Thunder, it's only got four physical keys and it'll be exclusive to Verizon Wireless in the US and Vodafone abroad. They also toss in a launch date—Q3 of this year, meaning September at the latest, practically right on the heels of the Blackberry Bold. Looks like RIM is seriously stepping up its game—whether or not it's 'cause of the iPhone, we like it. [WSJ]


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BlackBerry, iPhone Raise Mobile Stakes

RIM and Apple eying each other's turf as new smartphones blur the line between enterprise and consumer devices....
Attend WINDOWS EMBEDDED ACCELERATION WORKSHOPS Are you ready to learn how you can bring your next-generation embedded device to market faster?

Apple picks up pace on nonexclusive iPhone deals

French mobile carrier Orange has signed agreements with Apple to sell the iPhone in more than 10 different countries.

iPhone Stress Test

This shows you how tough Apple can make their products

What's Apple trying to do?(bribing reviewers)

These days everywhere I go I see someone praising the apple. Most of them are probably rich because they seem to be blinded by the fact that the price of macs are pretty high. Other than macs ipods and iphones have encountered huge success and no one can disagree. However, is Apple bribing them for good reviews?

iPhone market opportunity near 650 million

A new deal with Orange contributes millions more potential iPhone buyers, bringing the total to around 650 million. Does anyone still doubt Apple will sell 10 million phones this year?

Printing in iCal - A Video Tutorial

Welcome to the first Web Diligence video tutorial. This week we’re talking about printing in iCal. iCal has the ability to make some pretty attractive calendars, but unless you’re packing an iPhone or iPod Touch, having a digital calendar that resides only on your computer is probably of little value. So lets get started revealing a few of iCal’s..

Mimique: The Treo and iPhone at the same time

RKS is meshing two of the most popular mobile devices together...

T32 iPhone Clone: WiFi, GPS, Windows Mobile 6.0 Finally

We've been waiting forever for an iPhone clone that has WiFi, GPS and Windows Mobile 6.0. It's finally here in the form of the T32. This phone is also called the "HiPhone T32," "the newest HiPhone," or the "CECT T32." No matter what you call it, it's awesome. It has everything you could possibly want. Gaming / productivity possibilities endless.

iPodObserver - AT&T: Back to Three iPhone Limit Per Customer

AT&amp;T on Wednesday announced that they were restricting iPhone purchases to one per customer. A re-evaluation of their inventory has led them to reverse that decision and go back to the previous limit of three iPhones per customer

iPodObserver - WSJ: BlackBerry With Touch Screen Planned

RIM plans to launch a BlackBerry that has a touch screen display, like the iPhone, according to sources cited by the Wall Street Journal on Friday

Rumor Mill: What's next from Apple (updated)

It's Friday, which means that it's time to look at the latest raft of rumors about our favorite Cupertino company. Atom-powered mini-tablet This one was pretty hot. ZDNet.de reported that Intel Germany CEO Hannes Schwaderer confirmed that there is an iPhone that will be using Intel's new Atom processor. According to lore, the elusive device is slightly larger than iPhone and speculation that it could be the long-rumored Apple mini-tablet with a 720 x 480 display. Intel smashed this one pretty quickly, yesterday saying that Schwaderer's comments were misinterpreted. Intel merely believes that the iPhone is representative of a new kind of platform (called the Mobile Internet Device or MID) and that Atom is expected to form the heart of...

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Report: Apple iPhone in Canada coming in June with Rogers’ $7 per month data plan

The Canadian iPhone is set to be launched in June and will potentially have the least expensive data plan of any carrier...

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Full-Screen Multitouch Mac OS X Is Here (But Not from Apple) [Multitouch Goodness]

It's not from Apple, but it gives a pretty good idea of what to expect from them, specially knowing that only one guy—Christian Moore—got this system running at full speed on a simple Intel-based MacBook. His Lux free open framework enables true multitouch interaction in Mac OS X. In fact, he says it can work under any platform and even a web browser, enabling complex user interfaces and object manipulation comparable to Jeff Han's magic walls or Microsoft Surface anywhere. We talked with Moore about how it works and what to expect from it.

Jesus Diaz: Tell me more about Lux. This is a framework that anybody can use, right? Under any platform?
Christian Moore: Well, yeah, is an opensource framework I've been working on for experimenting with user interfaces. It's more a general framework than targeting one main deployment platform. That video is actually all AS3 running in Flash 9 over Mac OS X, but you can integrate it with any development system and platform.

JD: Why Flash?
CM: Because it's fast to prototype in. However, the software is broken into several segments. One C++ application that tracks hands that talks to Flash... WPF... or another C++ app... and basically everything you can imagine. You can enable multitouch in any environment, like Cocoa.

JD: So anyone can grab the framework and make native multitouch apps right in Mac OS X or Windows or Linux.
CM: Yeah. We have an Xcode-developed app for photo and paint coming, as well as a tracking application. But using Flash for this demo was the fastest way for us at the moment.

JD: How many people did this?
CM: I did the core system, but four people from the NUI Group contributed demos.

JD: What machine is running the demo in the video? Looks amazingly fast.
CM: Just a MacBook.

JD: And for the multitouch screen?
CM: I use a ~box from naturalui. It's ghetto tech, I know, but I developed the majority of Lux on a cardboard box. And it works great.

JD: Indeed, it looks like it works perfectly right. How does this compare to frameworks like UITouch, in the iPhone?
CM: Apple's UITouch its very, very well designed. I runs at the core level, while ours is more a free environment to develop on top... to learn about multitouch and share code.

[Lux and NUI Group]


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France's Orange Signs New iPhone Deal With Apple

French wireless operator Orange said Friday it has signed a deal with Apple Inc. to sell its iPhone in the Middle East, Africa and several European countries.

Why Generation Y Care About Watches

Iphone instead of a timepiece?I'm here like you all because we realize that a watch is critical to any mans wardrobe. We also appreciate the history in a fine watch and will pass down our watch to our children. Some of us are connaisseurs and some of us are newbies that have a hunger to learn (me) but we all know one thing ...

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