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3G iPhone announced at WWDC 2008!

As predicted, Steve Jobs used the opening keynote at WWDC 2008 to announce the new iPhone 3G.  With a new, slicker casing than the first-gen iPhone, together with HSDPA for high-speed connectivity, the upgraded model will go on sale on July 11th priced from an astonishing $199.

Two versions of the iPhone 3G will be available, one with 8GB priced at $199 and one with 16GB, priced at $299.  Both have solid metal buttons, a flush headphone jack, thinner-edged casing and the same 3.5-inch touchscreen.  Over the next few months it’ll be on sale in 70 countries across the globe.  More details at iPhoneBuzz and SlashGear.

Google Earth iPhone Version Is Being Developed

A startup company called Earthscape is developing a Google Earth style application for the iPhone - that lets you tilt the phone to navigate around to different parts of the globe.

This early demo of the app - which is being developed using the iPhoen SDK and is currently in private beta on Windows only - was originally posted on the Google Earth Blog.

Here’s a little more detail on the Earthscape Mobile program:

The demo is of a mobile application (Earthscape Mobile) in development that puts virtual earth software on the iPhone. When the iPhone is tilted, the earth begins to rotate and you can navigate to another part of the globe. Taylor notes that the app was running locally on the phone, and that ideally you’d would want real geo-spatial information downloaded over WiFi or 3G, which would take a ton of bandwidth and effect performance.

[ via : TechCrunch ]

Mobile Password Safe

Mobile Password Safe is a replacement for password-storage programs like Passwords Plus or SplashID. Specify your own labels, categories, and search your passwords interactively.

Passwords are decrypted in your browser only so plain text data is never sent to the server. In fact, we couldn’t decrypt your data if we wanted to.

- Added templates for quicker entry of data such as “Bank Accounts”, “Web Logins”, etc.

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Mobile Password Safe

Another great fish wallpapers for iPhone

Naruto wallpaper for iPhone

AOL Mobile Search Service For The iPhone

AOL has officially launched the beta version of AOL Mobile Search service created specifically for the iPhone and iPod touch.

AOL Mobile Search for the iPhone was designed specifically for the Apple iPhone’s mobile Safari browser. Mobile Search has a traditional Web search engine, but also has features specially tailored to search the content of various AOL properties, including Moviefone, MapQuest, AOL CityGuide and others.

By combining AJAX technology and the iPhone’s easy to use multi-touch surface, AOL has created a user interface that allows the richness of the web to be delivered on a phone, says Steve Murphy, senior vice president of AOL.

The new search portal places a priority on iPhone-optimized websites and returns web searches with these websites at the top of the list.

iPhone Web Apps : Audience

Are you tired of making rimshot sounds with your mouth? Tired of simulating a dissatisfied audience by booing through a fist? Are you finding it impossible to follow a friend’s lame joke with human-beatbox crickets? Of course you are. This is where your iPhone (or iPod touch) and Audience save the day. With the tap of a button, you can give that “ok, you’re a sandwich” joke the deserved treatment - it’s up to you what that is, fanfare or rotten tomatoes.
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Audience