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Happiest news for iPhone 3gs customers!

Peter — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 07:59:55 +0000

According to the latest news unveiled by Apple, we bring you very exciting offers for our iPhone fans. Are you looking for gaining some rebates with your iPhone 3gs? If you like to enjoy some handsome benefits of rebates while you are making a purchase of iPhone 3gs smartphone, we give for you.We provide two options for those customers who purchased iPhone in between the month of 7th May to 7th June. They can take the benefits of a $50 rebate for 16GB GS or $100 for 32GB GS, which will be credited to their next bill.

Another exciting option is that customers have the fabulous chance to exchange their iPhone 3gs with the upcoming iPhone 4G with a payment of some price difference. Which one do you like to have? The choice is yours! So, get ready to grab this fantastic offer today.

Iphone App Promotion Service Tops Your App

Peter — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 12:56:00 +0000

The success stories from iPhone App developers leave most developers dreaming that it could be their app at the number one spot in the app store. A top 50 ranking in the iPhone App Store for a paid app can net a developer over $1000 per day in sales. The service includes some tried and tested methods of internet marketing to get any app noticed. iPhone app marketing is an essential aspect for any developer to consider.

Without it the app remains buried deep within the 170,000+ apps that are currently in apple’s app store. Planning your marketing strategy is essential to increase visibility and ranking.

Now that problem has been lifted for many of the developers that don’t have the time or the knowledge to promote their application. The services that iPhoneAppPromotion.com offers have been reported as successful and they report the ROI (return on investment) is worth the initial promotional costs. If the app ranks high enough after the app promotion then the initial cost can be made back in just 1 day of sales.

iPhoneAppPromotion.com services are certain to be an essential stage after production for any developer striving to make top app rank. This is also one of the first websites of its kind to offer this service and already it is the leading name.

News Source: http://www.newsreelnetwork.com

Apple iPhone 3GS Upgraded!

Peter — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 06:51:31 +0000

The faster processor and the improved camera are merely incremental upgrades, but the iPhone 3GS‘s new hardware augments some highly innovative software. Gaming runs more smoothly on the 3GS, making the iPhone a superior entertainment device.

And being able to record video and upload directly to YouTube (finally!) adds a new dimension of fun. Battery life could be better, but the iPhone 3GS solidifies Apple’s hegemony in the crowded smartphone landscape. ($200 for 16GB, $300 for 32GB, with two-year AT&T contract)

News Source: washingtonpost.com

New iPhone 3GS Bootrom NOT Jailbreak-Proof! With One Catch…

Peter — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:35:31 +0000

When Apple released the new iPhone 3GS with an updated bootrom, many reports claimed it rendered the handset “unhackable” or “jailbreak-proof“. Such reports were overdramatic and it was only a matter of time before a new exploit was discovered. While the Dev-Team is undoubtedly working hard in finding a new exploit for the 3GS bootrom, in the meantime, Dev-Team member Eric McDonald addressed sensationalized reports in a Wired interview.

“It’s not going to be impossible to jailbreak even if the exploit we used is gone,” explained McDonald. In fact, it turns out the current tools still work with the new stock of 3GS phones, though there is one major caveat that may make jailbreaking impractical for the time being.

Without the use of the “24kpwn” exploit used in previous models, a jailbroken 3GS will only boot after being turned off while tethered to a computer. That means if you are away from home and your phone runs out of power, you can only turn it back on by plugging the device in to a computer, not a wall socket. It also means that you’re out of luck until you get home if you experience a crash that requires a reboot (which, regrettably does happen every once in a while- especially on a hacked phone).

It seems lately that Apple has been devoting a lot of time and energy into stifling products and features that iPhone users clearly want for their device. Perhaps Apple’s resources could be better spent elsewhere. The iPhone is one of the good smartphones available in the market, but with so many soon to be released contenders, Apple should stop frustrating users and make sure they keep innovating to stay ahead of the curve.

News Source: www.pcworld.com

Google Maps now showing ADs on the iPhone

Peter — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 07:45:16 +0000

Currently this can get a little complicated here with Google monetizing the 50 million touch devices that Apple has sold by viewing up sponsored listings on its MAPS application that is bundled in the iPhone / iPod touch. Not sure if there is any returns share, but the situation is certainly fascinating.

Almost all Google hand-outs were initially being customized for the iPhone / iPod touch and then came the machine and the Chrome OS declaration. It is also rumored that Apple might get its own MAPS app on the iPhone replacing the default Google Maps offering.

News Source: iphonehelp.in