iPhone App Review

There is a newer and funnier way to make calls. Use Snap Call!
By using the motion sensor of the iPhone, you can make calls faster and funnier ever.
Simply designate 4 mostly used phone numbers to up, down, left, and right.
By snapping to the direction, you can make phone calls to the designated people.
**Give a try and find out the whole new world of phone calling!**

Apple this week notified iPhone developers that they cannot use the device’s GPS data to serve location-aware advertisements to users of App Store software.
In an update to the “News and Announcements for iPhone Developers” RSS feed, Apple included a tip on the “Core Location” framework included in the iPhone OS software development kit. Using the [...]

After throwing your laptop, charger and spare battery into your travel bag as you head out the door, suddenly you don’t feel so mobile anymore. One solution is to rely more on your iPhone for basic business tasks, such as grabbing data from your company’s computer systems, managing a Web site and even viewing, editing [...]

AT&T announced Thursday that it would allow the SlingPlayer Mobile application for the iPhone to stream video over the wireless provider’s nationwide 3G network.
Sling Media’s SlingPlayer allows users to watch video recorded at home from anywhere on the go. Previously, the SlingPlayer Mobile application for the iPhone was limited to Wi-Fi-only access to streaming video, [...]

Fans of the iPhone now have another reason to jump up and down and that is the ability to save money by making internet phone calls over AT&T’s cellular network. Apple is allowing new versions of VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) services to start working on the iPhones.
Actually, during this week (1/25-1/29) [...]

In an update to its iPhone SDK, Apple is now permitting apps to make VoIP calls over 3G wireless networks, an option that was once only available over a WiFi connection.
According to a press release issued Wednesday by iCall, Apple has revised its SDK to allow VoIP calls over cellular networks. [...]

The company behind the magicJack, the cheap Internet phone gadget that’s been heavily promoted on TV, has made a new version of the device that allows free calls from cell phones in the home, in a fashion that’s sure to draw protest from cellular carriers.
The new magicJack uses, without permission, radio frequencies for which cellular [...]