The new iPhone application mTrip is a travel guide and then some: It uses the latest in smart phone technology to make it easier to stay on track in a foreign locale. But isn’t getting lost part of the fun of traveling? For me, yes. For others, maybe not. So-… iPhone – Smartphone – mTrip – Augmented reality – IPhone OS
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Review: mTrip iPhone app uses augmented reality
The new iPhone application mTrip is a travel guide and then some: It uses the latest in smart phone technology to make it easier to stay on track in a foreign locale.
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iPhone’s mTrip app uses augmented reality
As noted by AppleInsider, Apple has seeded a third version of 10.6.5, termed Build 10H531, to developers for testing. The new build comes one week after the previous one and suggest that Apple is continuing to make rapid progress on the update.
Whereas the previous version carried no documented known issues, Build 10H531 exhibits one known issue involving USB devices not operating properly after waking from sleep on machines with VMware’s virtualization products installed. Focus areas for the latest build are said to include iCal, Mail, USB Devices, 3D Graphics, QuickTime, and Time Machine.
The current version of Apple’s Snow Leopard operating system, Mac OS X 10.6.4, was released in mid-June.
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The Facebook application for iPhone now has over 100 million active monthly users according to the latest reports. Tech focused site Redmond Pie points to a recent post on the Facebook Developer Blog which reveals more than 150 million people actively using Facebook from mobile devices.
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Facebook for iPhone now has over 100 million monthly users
The Facebook application for iPhone now has over 100 million active monthly users according to the latest reports. Tech focused site Redmond Pie points to a recent post on the Facebook Developer Blog which reveals more than 150 million people actively using Facebook from mobile devices.
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Facebook for iPhone now has over 100 million monthly users
As of the moment, there’s no jailbreak available for iPhone 3GS running iOS version 4.0.2. If you upgraded to iPhone 3GS’s firmware to the latest version but you now want to jailbreak the device, then you might want to first downgrade to 4.0.1 as there’s already an easy to perform jailbreak available for that. Here’s to do it in 8 easy steps: DISCLAIMER : This blog can NOT be held responsible …
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Downgrade iPhone 3GS iOS to 4.0.1 – The EASY Way
As of the moment, there’s no jailbreak available for iPhone 3GS running iOS version 4.0.2. If you upgraded to iPhone 3GS’s firmware to the latest version but you now want to jailbreak the device, then you might want to first downgrade to 4.0.1 as there’s already an easy to perform jailbreak available for that. Here’s to do it in 8 easy steps: DISCLAIMER : This blog can NOT be held responsible …
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Downgrade iPhone 3GS iOS to 4.0.1 – The EASY Way
Come one, come all, as we reach for a cup of our favourite hot beverage and open up the Macworld magic hat to reveal the latest in protective fashion for your favourite smartphone. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to follow up our first iPhone 4 case roundup with an updated look at what the market has to offer.
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iPhone 4 case roundup, the second
Come one, come all, as we reach for a cup of our favourite hot beverage and open up the Macworld magic hat to reveal the latest in protective fashion for your favourite smartphone. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to follow up our first iPhone 4 case roundup with an updated look at what the market has to offer.
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iPhone 4 case roundup, the second