Tuesday, March 30th, 2010 at
3:34 am
Michael G asked: Im only asking this because my friend got an ipod touch and now he has an application for it that lats you use it as a phone(call/texting). and im pretty sure you can put music on your iphone. So, now whats the difference for buying one of them and not the other? can name applications they have and service they get.
What stores have it for the cheapest price?
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Tuesday, March 31st, 2009 at
6:23 am
Since too much isn't going on in the iPod touch and iPhone community, we've decided to do what everyone else is doing, fake special effects!We made this video using Adobe After Effects and a little bit of spare time. Watch it in HD for the best quality.
Monday, March 30th, 2009 at
3:43 pm
Skype users rejoice! The long awaited, officially branded Skype iPhone application will be hitting the App Store tomorrow and will be available for free. Skype, the popular voice over IP (VoIP) service, will allow iPhone and iPod touch second generation users to make calls over a WiFi connection. iPod touch users will be able to utilize the service with an external microphone accessory. The service will not be supported over EDGE or 3G except for the IM chat and checking to see who is onl
Monday, March 30th, 2009 at
3:20 pm
First a rumor, now a confirmed launch—Skype is bringing its VoIP client to the iPhone (and iPod touch) App Store tomorrow, with BlackBerrys following in May. Big drawbacks—only works with Wi-Fi, and no text messages.
Monday, March 30th, 2009 at
12:28 pm
Skype is officially coming to the iPhone and BlackBerry, but is being limited to WiFi for now. Simply put, don't expect Skype working over a 3G network anytime soon. Various reports have Skype unveiling its service for the iPhone on Tuesday and BlackBerry in May. Skype will also work with the latest iPod touch. But Skype had to compromise to get its software on mobile devices. Wireless carriers ...
