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Intelliscreen lets you put some web widgets into your iPhone

by Arnold Zafra on May 14, 2008 at 11:36 AM

iPhone application developer Intelliborn has just released a new killer application for the iPhone called the IntelliScreen. This new application compiles weather, e-mail, SMS message, RSS feeds, news, sports and wheather widgets and displays them to your iPhone’s “Slide to Unlock Screen.” The application allows for the display of four… Continue Reading »

Apple Releases Apple TV Take 2 Software

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Feb 12, 2008 at 04:28 PM

After a two week delay, Apple has released the Apple TV “Take 2” software update. Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the update at Macworld 2008, saying that he recognized that the Apple TV and iTunes movies were not doing as well as Apple would have liked. He then unveiled the… Continue Reading »

Widgets and iChat on Apple TV?

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Feb 10, 2008 at 02:35 PM

A recent Apple patent application deals with widgets in a multimedia center and hints at Apple TV updates. The patent describes widgets such as stocks and weather on the Apple TV, but more importantly, widgets that would be tailored to what you are watching, which in and of itself hints… Continue Reading »

iPhone widgets & A family that could use an iPhone

by Greg Healy on Aug 5, 2007 at 02:07 PM

For those of you who have an iPhone that isn’t cardboard or dispenses mints, you have probably experimented with the many iPhone applications available for use. If you aren’t satisfied with the many applications available, Plusmo has more than 20,000 widgets that you can use on your iPhone. Ever stop… Continue Reading »

New Widgets found in iPhone Firmware?

by Zach Flauaus on Jul 31, 2007 at 04:36 AM

The folks over at iPhoneology took the iPhone’s file system off the device and starting looking into it closely. They found a preference file called “DefaultApplicationState.plist,” which includes a list of the usual applications on the iPhone such as the calculator, iPod, Mail, Notes, Safari, and the others. But it… Continue Reading »

iPhone to run “real” OS X

by Greg Healy on Jun 8, 2007 at 05:00 PM

At Macworld 2007, when Steve Jobs first let us see the holy grail, iPhone, he stated that the operating system it is running is Mac OS X. Most people took this to mean that it was a stripped down version of OS X, or Mac OS “Mobile.” At the All… Continue Reading »

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