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iPhone Wallpapers: Buffet Feast

Apple’s releasing some hot new features in iPhone 3.0 this summer, but will it be better than Google’s Android? Let’s take a look.

You already know what you get in iPhone 2.0, you’ve heard about what you get in iPhone 3.0. Let’s see how those features stack up against Android’s current release and its upcoming update (called “Cupcake”) feature by feature.

The Breakdown

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I was asked to take part in the beta test of this a few weeks ago, and I’m so lame I just finally got aroud to mentioning it.

So if you’ve got an iPhone and you want to be able to check look at your analytics without firing up your laptop or netbook, this is actually a really really good app. On the initial screen it shows all the websites in your accounts, there’s no real limitation. If you do have client reports you should do the right thing an password protect your phone. Anywho once you get select your website you’ll come to the dashboard for each website shown below:

you can click thru and get the follow up information

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iphone runkeeper application

Use the GPS in your iPhone to Track Your Workouts

RunKeeper iPhone Application

Do you run, walk, bike, or ski? Then you’ve probably asked, “How far did I go today?” Well if you use RunKeeper on your iPhone, then you can track your distance, speed, time and more. This is all done using the GPS built into the phone right on the fly. What’s even better is that you can save all of your workouts online. You can go to the RunKeeper site using your free account and view mounds of data on all of your runs.

You will track the following performance statistics:

* See how far you run, walk, and ride.
* Track your speed, pace, and elevation.
* Record and map your routes using GPS.
* Share your fitness activities and progress with your friends!

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Rumor: Kevin Rose says iPhone 3.0 update will include “Copy and Paste” and keep pace with Palm Pre

At a live diggnation show at SXSW, Kevin Rose claimed that the new iPhone 3.0 software update will include support for copy and paste.

With Apple’s scheduled presentation on the iPhone 3.0 software update just 2 days away, the rumors about what the update will have are piling up. One of the more interesting, and perhaps credible, rumors comes from Digg co-founder Kevin Rose who recently said at a live Diggnation taping that the new iPhone 3.0 software will support Copy and Paste. (Insert applause here).

And how will Copy and Paste work? According to Rose,

You double click on a word.. you double tap on a word, and it brings up the magnifying glass, and it has 2 quotes on the end, and you drag the quotes around the [section] that you want to copy..

Seems simple enough. One issue that comes to mind, though, is how the phone will differentiate between double taps intended to initiate a cut or paste, and those intended to zoom in on a webpage?

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Facebook has announced the launch of Facebook Connect for iPhone and iPod. This will enable Facebook users to access their Facebook Account via iPhone and interact with their friends.

The iPhone app will make it easier to login and share information with Facebook Friends who also use iPhone app.

With Facebook Connect users can easily discover and share interesting information with Facebook Feed Stories and Status updates.

Friends List will help Facebook users to get latest movie recommendations and chat with friends while playing games. The popular iPhone game Tap Tap Revenge is integrating the technology which will make it possible for Tap Tap Revenge Gamers to publish their scores via Facebook news feeds.

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Zynga has launched the new version of “Live Poker” which supports Facebook Connect available for iPhone users. This new version will allow “Live Poker” gamers to login via iPhone with their Facebook Account and play Poker Game with their Facebook Friends.

Facebook Connect which was recently launched for iPhone and iPod, will help Facebook users to see their rank in the Games played with their Facebook friends.

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Gizmodo has posted another concept image for the iPhone 4G, and honestly this one does not look too bad. Perhaps the edges are a bit squared but the Macbook look to it seems to be a good idea. This concept is pretty enticing with features like 32 GB of storage, titanium body, 3.2 megapixel camera, and messaging light. The messaging light alone should be enough for Crackberry Kevin to upgrade from his 3G!

So what do you readers think? Is this the direction you’d like to see Apple take with iPhone? Keep in mind this is just a concept and we here at TiPb did not name it the iPhone 4G. Sound off in the comments!

[Via Gizmodo]

BGR is claiming some inside info from AT&T on the next hardware revision of the iPhone. The announcement is apparently slated for June (actual release unknown) and the new features line up with some of what we’ve been hearing. Top of the list is speed, with likely support for the higher-speed abilities of HSDPA on AT&T — up to 7.2MBps — which may also play into those multi-core rumors too. There’s also apparently going to be some sort of “U-Verse” app that will work with your home entertainment system (If there’s an IR port on this thing, I’ll eat my hat). The word “unified” gets tossed around a bit, but beyond it having something to do with Apple playing nice with AT&T’s services, it’s a little unclear.

Oh, and since it’s the hip thing to do, there’s a bit of netbook chatter tossed in at the end, but we’re not getting an Apple vibe off that. We’ll leave the netbook bits aside and ask: what feature do you most want? Video and Megapixels with a side of video publishing? OLED Display? iPhone HD? Free puppy with every purchase?

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iAnywhere Mobile Office extends Lotus Domino and Microsoft Exchange to iPhone users for a complete enterprise solution that supports email, calendaring, tasks and contacts with corporate directory lookup. In addition, it provides several key security features for IT to administer and control iPhones within the enterprise including:

* Application password protection
* On-device encryption for all enterprise data contained within the iAnywhere Mobile Office application on an iPhone
* On-demand remote data wipe to remove all enterprise data within the application in the case of a device being lost or stolen

To Use iAnywhere Mobile Office on an iPhone You Will Need to:

1. Download and install the iAnywhere Mobile Office server. Request free 30-day trial.
2. Configure the server to point to the hosted iAnywhere Proxy Server.
3. Download the iAnywhere Mobile Office iPhone client from the App Store. Download client.

Available on the iPhone App Store

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