iPhone4 – There Is No Problem
I’m sure most have seen this video which is the intro to Steve Job’s press conference today about the iPhone4 antenna problem. Great video, and I love the part about Gizmodo – what a bunch of drama queens.
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Did An iPhone Really Burn Someone?
We have heard of crazy USB happenings before and they always seem a bit suspicious, case in point is the latest bit of news about an iPhone 4 bursting into flames. I doubt it really burst into flames but the temptation to make a social media claim of an iPhone 4 blowing up is all […]
Turning iPhone Into Corded Land Line
Gizmodo posted about a new product which is a docking station for your iPhone which turns it into a corded land line phone. WOW…how times have changed. Clearly two steps back, a dock station for an iPhone and it’s not even cordless. But looking on the positive side, maybe the old timer middle management crowd […]
iPhone Stanza App Gets The Threat To Remove USB Support
The Stanza app is a program for the iPhone which is an eBook reader. It is slick software, easy to use, and allows you to load books via USB cable. Well, it did. The latest update from iTunes for the Stanza app indicates the USB connectivity feature will be removed from the application. So if […]
Mister Rogers iPhone App
TouchScreen Preschool Games has just released another iPhone app; Mister Rogers. GetUSB.info doesn’t make it a habit of reporting on iPhone applications, but when you know the author and game publisher it’s worth taking a moment and saying “good job.” Murtha Design had their first block buster iPhone app, ShapeBuilder and from that success Murtha […]
AT&T Will Consider Limiting iPhone Data Plans
AT&T reports that smart phone users, which make up 3% of their market, are eating up nearly 40% of the data bandwidth on their mobile network. To no surprise, AT&T is considering ways to free up network bandwidth so that everyone without a smartphone, isn’t effected. So what does this mean? It means AT&T might […]
iPhone Gets RFID For Quick Retail Purchase Opportunities
iCarte is a snap-on device for the iPhone to allow it to receive RFID signals. This is great for all sorts of on-the-go applications. The iCarte could be used for micro payments, such as public transportation payments or vendy machine purchasing. Another application is getting RFID signals for promotional material. Such as walking past a […]
5 Ways To Improve iPhone Which No One Has Mentioned – Yet
I’ve read several articles about how to improve the iPhone, most notable are CNET’s comments and iSmashPhone comments. Both articles have good ideas about improving the iPhone software, but there are five user improvements which I would like to humbly suggest. To me, these are fundamental improvements for an everyday user. What do you think? […]
Two Blue Screens Later – iPhone Update to 3.0
Today I updated the official company GetUSB.info iPhone to software rev. 3.0. It only took two blue screens of death in Windows to accomplish the task. Hint: Make sure all other applications are closed during the update. So there are 1.2 million’ish bloggers, blogs and websites that have reported about the iPhone 3.0 software, and […]
F The DIY Solar Powered iPhone Charger – Just Buy One
Today I was doing some research for a good solar powered iPhone charger. I went the direction of a DIY [Do It Yourself] project then realized this is all a waste of time. Maybe there are a select few that would jump on a DIY solar powered iPhone charger project, but considering the complexity of […]
Wireless USB Connects to iPhone
How would you like to connect wirelessly to your iPhone? Imagine sharing your photo’s or [soon to be] video with your TV or monitor without a cable? How about sync your iTunes without the white USB connector, or update contacts, schedules, calendar and more without making a connection. How about getting real crazy and juicing […]
Review: iPhone App – Shape Builder
Review: iPhone Application – Shape Builder The iTunes store offers hundreds of games for adults and teens, but what about the younger kids. The kindergartners, preschoolers and 1st graders? Today I am reviewing an iPhone application called Shape Builder. Shape Builder is a puzzle game where a youngster drags puzzle shapes over a silhouette to […]