Marware has announced the availability of its new Sportsuit Convertible 3-in-1 case, able to be an armband case, clip-on case, or slim profile sleeve.
It features a clear vinyl cover to protect the casing and screen, with a soft neoprene armband, low profile belt clip, and patented Multidapt clip system for more carrying versatility.
It retails for $34.99 and is available now.
According to a spokesman, Australia’s largest telecoms company, Telstra, is in talks with Apple concerning bringing the iPhone to the country next year.
You’ll have to excuse my reluctance to take something the CEO of any company supposedly working with Apple says, after the France Telecom cock-up, but Sol Trujillo told Sydney’s Daily Telegraph that the iPhone would offer “an enhanced experience for Telstra’s customers” and that they had been testing the device, just as they would “any device that comes into the country” (albeit unofficially).
One caveat stated by Trujillo is that Apple would need to produce special versions of the iPhone to work on their “Next G” network.
We’ll see.
(Via MarketWatch)
Tobias Wong has designed the CITIZEN:Citizen ccPhone, an iPhone variant sporting a matt black back, custom screen artwork and icons, and a biannually-updated CITIZEN:Citizen personal address book presented in vCard format.
Apparently there’s a lot of demand for a black iPhone, so if you want one, and you’ve got $2,000 to spare, you’ll need to be quick as only 50 have been made.
Let’s hope the unlocking that must’ve taken place in order to put custom icons onto the iPhone doesn’t brick it, else that’s a very expensive mistake.
This simple app lets you sync your iPhone music/videos with more than one computer by keeping two iTunes libraries on the iPhone and allowing you to quickly swap between them whenever you like.
ideas? :frown:
Before I saw any of this … i used iBrickr to change icon files and load programs … and I have had no problem … am i playing with fire here??? Or am i wrong when i say that it shouldn’t work with 1.1.1 … im confused …
Thanks for any help you can give.
However, here is where I think Apple’s priorities and timing is misplaced. AT&T or any partner of Apple didn’t make Apple the success story that they are today, but we the consumers did. About a couple of months ago, there was a story on TV (Dateline NBC I believe), "How to catch an I-thief" where they explained how Apple had no system by which to help rightful owners of ipods (and iphones as well) find their stolen or lost devices, even though Apple obviously requires the device to be registered with an itunes account on the finder’s (or thief’s) computer. I found it incredulous that even though Apple would record the ipod serial numbers and could EASILY trace a stolen or lost ipod to the new finder’s or thief’s computer, they simply refused to do so, and I believe they cited "privacy concerns". The freaking device is stolen and yet they are protecting the privacy of the thief? Then the story went on to say that certain crimes were directly attributed to the ipod, in fact people were killed for their ipods in robberies and etc. and when the police would contact Apple for assistance on finding a stolen ipod, apple would offer no help.
Yet here we are, and apple has decided to create a database of who is purchasing more than 2 iphones………….potentially to perhaps stop those individuals from reselling them unlocked at some future point in time. And apple will not develop a system by which to minimize crimes or help us the consumers get our rightfully purchased devices back. For goodness sakes, the crime aspect alone should be reason enough for Apple to be a good corporate citizen. Thiefs would quickly realize that if the police were to track their asses down with Apple’s help, then there would be no reason to steal and perhaps kill others for these devices. I am sure these types of crimes would drop dramatically.
Apple, why not help us the consumers first by implementing a system in which we can retrieve lost or stolen devices, then help out your partners…………
Apple, what’s the story?