The users of Apple iPhone can now download iPhone 2.2, which helps would help them a lot in navigation as it offers easy way to find directions to a particular place. All the users need to do is click on Google Maps once they have downloaded iPhone 2.2.
Moreover, Apple has even added novel podcast availability and e-mail functions in iPhone 2.2. One good thing is that users don’t need to learn a lot and won’t have to sit for long period of time in order to download and install it. It works just right away.
Apple has been taking initiatives to popularize iPhone and iPod touch as mobile gaming platforms with many big game publishers like EA, Sega and others, already rolling out iPhone OS version games. But now, Social Gaming Network has come up with MMO concept of gaming over iPhone and iPod Touch.
The gaming applications were showcased by the game developers on Facebook, Hi5, Bebo and MySpace, who also showcased their four sports games - iGolf, iBaseball, iBasketball and iBowl - on Apple App Store.
The latest reports have informed that soon, the iPhone users would be able to use their voices to browse the web with the help of a new application from Google.
A well known newspaper has revealed that an online voice search application for Apple’s mobile phone is all set to be launched by the company as early as this week.
This entry of search engine giant with a free iPhone application will prove to be the first venture of the company into voice-based search.
Intel executives Shane Wall and Pankaj Kedia, who reportedly had criticized the iPhone at the Intel Developer Forum Taiwan session, have been slapped back with a statement issued on Thursday by Intel.
These executives have been learnt to have passed comments related to the iPhone and its ARM microprocessor, that Intel competes with its own line of embedded microprocessors, including the Atom microprocessor.
San Francisco - Pre-release sales of the Google-powered mobile phone offered by T-Mobile are three times as high as the company predicted, the German-owned carrier has revealed.
The so-called G1, which is the first mobile phone to utilize Google's Android operating system, will officially become available on October 22. But existing customers of T-Mobile have been able to pre-order the device, which is manufactured by Taiwanese company HTC, since it was unveiled last month.
Washington - Google's entry into the cell phone market is no longer a rumour. The company's new G1 phone, unveiled this week, will go head-to-head with Apple's iPhone in an effort to capture part of the market in cutting-edge "app" phones - wireless phones that marry standard wireless telephony with data-driven applications.
But the G1 won't be the best wireless phone for everyone. While the G1 is clearly a direct competitor of the iPhone - in terms of looks, feature set, and price - it's a departure from the iPhone in significant ways. Here's what you'll get.
The users of Apple iPhone can now download iPhone 2.2, which helps would help them a lot in navigation as it offers easy way to find directions to a particular place. All the users need to do is click on Google Maps once they have downloaded iPhone 2.2. 
Apple has been taking initiatives to popularize iPhone and iPod touch as mobile gaming platforms with many big game publishers like EA, Sega and others, already rolling out iPhone OS version games. But now, Social Gaming Network has come up with MMO concept of gaming over iPhone and iPod Touch. 
The latest reports have informed that soon, the iPhone users would be able to use their voices to browse the web with the help of a new application from Google.
Intel executives Shane Wall and Pankaj Kedia, who reportedly had criticized the iPhone at the Intel Developer Forum Taiwan session, have been slapped back with a statement issued on Thursday by Intel. 
San Francisco - Pre-release sales of the Google-powered mobile phone offered by T-Mobile are three times as high as the company predicted, the German-owned carrier has revealed.
Google's entry into the cell phone market is no longer a rumour. The company's new G1 phone, unveiled this week, will go head-to-head with Apple's iPhone in an effort to capture part of the market in cutting-edge "app" phones - wireless phones that marry standard wireless telephony with data-driven applications.
