It's been a week since the USB Implementors Forum chided Palm over their blatant violation of policies by letting Pre users sync their phones with iTunes using Apple's unique USB identifier for the Pre.
Now, Palm is at it again. Today, the company has released an update to their users that has "fixed" the issue Palm Pre had syncing with iTunes.
Google has started showing sponsored listings on the maps application that comes installed with all iPhones.
The display of these ads have come at a rather interesting time as we recently wrote about Apple acquiring a company called Placebase, which makes a product similar to Google Maps.
The much awaited iPhone Game FIFA 10 from EA Sports is finally out. Early reviews point to an app that is much better than Real Football 2010 and at least marginally better than X2 Football.
Most of the modes from the console versions including Tournament, Manager, Penalty, Training, Be A Pro are available on the iPhone app as well.
PwnageTool 3.1 that iPhone Dev Team had released for iPhone OS 3.1 couple of weeks back only supported iPhone 2G and iPhone 3G.
As reported earlier, iPhone Dev Team has released PwnageTool 3.1.3, which adds support to iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 2G.
While Apple is going places to increase their global smartphone market share by launching iPhone in newer markets; the newest one coming up in China soon, it seems there is a very simple alternative to drastically up the market share just inside US – by opening up to more carriers. This is according to a study by Morgan Stanley's Kathryn Huberty.
We finally have some good news for iPhone 3GS users who have been patiently waiting for iPhone Dev team to release their PwnageTool that supports iPhone 3GS.
According to MuscleNerd, member of the iPhone Dev Team, they’ve completed testing of PwnageTool for iPhone 3GS users to that they can safely upgrade to pre-jailbroken iPhone OS 3.1 and also preserve the baseband so that they can unlock their iPhone.
Google has released new local search for iPhone that integrates with Google Maps on your computer and includes browseable categories that let you search without typing.
Google Mobile team also released the personalized suggest feature for the iPhone, which will be in sync with the searches that you do on your computer thus making it easy to repeat your past searches while on the move.
With Google and Apple now starting to compete over multiple products with the advent of Android, Chrome OS, and with recent issues over the objection of Google Voice and Google Latitude iPhone apps,
Apple probably thinks it best to move away from its dependency on Google as much as possible. Today, we are hearing about an Apple acquisition that possibly happened in July of this year – of the company Placebase that provides a service called PushPin which is pretty similar to Google Maps.
Now accessing your most important files on the go is just an app away.
DropBox, the popular and easy to use file manager that lets you sync your files across all your computers and the web has launched an iPhone app that will now let you access all your docs, pics, music and videos from your iPhone.
