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VoIP (Voice over IP) for your iPhone?
Blognation had a chance to witness the first VoIP calls made from an Apple IPhone. The company Truphone showed off a very early alpha version of its VoIP software for the iPhone, bringing VoIP calls closer to reality for hacked iPhones everywhere!
The application is no where near complete as it still requires the use of the terminal on the iPhone to operate. The software also requires you to jailbreak the iPhone. The company hopes to make things easier and plans include a seamless switch from SIM card to WiFi when in range of a WiFi network.
[via Blognation]
Apple next big thing: The Newton?
AppleInsider is reporting from sources that Apple's next project in the works is a PDA, much like a reincarnated Newton, but utilizing Apple's multitouch technology. Their sources say that the project has been in the works for months and has been off and on but they are expecting Jobs to speak about the "Newton" as early as MacWorld 2008. I bought the first Newton the day it came out and I loved it. Many, many people hated it but I loved it's simple interface and the way it had action commands... I didn't really care for it's handwriting recognition... but it did get better with future versions. We'll put this one on the backburner and see where it takes us.
[via AppleInsider]
Blognation had a chance to witness the first VoIP calls made from an Apple IPhone. The company Truphone showed off a very early alpha version of its VoIP software for the iPhone, bringing VoIP calls closer to reality for hacked iPhones everywhere!
The application is no where near complete as it still requires the use of the terminal on the iPhone to operate. The software also requires you to jailbreak the iPhone. The company hopes to make things easier and plans include a seamless switch from SIM card to WiFi when in range of a WiFi network.
[via Blognation]
Apple next big thing: The Newton?
AppleInsider is reporting from sources that Apple's next project in the works is a PDA, much like a reincarnated Newton, but utilizing Apple's multitouch technology. Their sources say that the project has been in the works for months and has been off and on but they are expecting Jobs to speak about the "Newton" as early as MacWorld 2008. I bought the first Newton the day it came out and I loved it. Many, many people hated it but I loved it's simple interface and the way it had action commands... I didn't really care for it's handwriting recognition... but it did get better with future versions. We'll put this one on the backburner and see where it takes us.
[via AppleInsider]
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