The folks over at Ecamm network the creator of iGlasses, one of my most used utilities, have just released a beta of iPhoneCam that allows for users to stream video from their iPhone camera over Wi-Fi to any Mac video application such as iChat, Photo Booth or Skype. Best of all, they have managed to [...]

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Are you a Google user? Then you will probably want to check out iGoogle, the new iPhone formatted version of the popular search engine. Like the typical Google page,it can be customised to display various Google widgets including RSS feeds, crosswords, Gmail, etc but is now on a single column tabbed screen.
You can see [...]

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So next Tuesday is THE day for all us MacAddicts to crouch down round our monitors as we do every year to wait for the “bang” the Steve will pull out of his hat for the year. Yes, of course I refer to Macworld 08.
This year, thanks to MacRumors.com, they have offered a live streaming [...]

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We all remember that ludicrous scene from Tomorrow Never Dies where James Bond controls his Astin Martin with his Sony Ericcson. Well it may not be as far fetched as it sounds if Delphi get there way. Gizmodo came across the Delphi stand on the last day of CES and saw their latest prototype of [...]

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I was thinking of writing my own article to this effect, but Gizmodo have this nailed. So here it is from them.

T minus four days and counting. Steve Jobs’ Macworld 2008 keynote is next Tuesday and at this point we only know one thing for sure: something big is coming from Apple. Maybe not one [...]

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According to Crazy John’s head of sales and marketing Stephen Morley we won’t be seeing the iPhone in Australia any time soon. “I don’t believe the product is imminent here in Australia,” Mr Morley was quoted saying in a recent newsletter.
Vodafone has said it expected the Australian release date to be delayed until the 3G [...]

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Since the iPhones launch one popular way of bypassing the AT&T simlock has been through the use of TurboSim. This product, while not cheap provides a hardware based solution that allows you to activate your iPhone without hacking the software and thus no (at least up until now) issues with updates.
Well, “all is not well [...]

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Well it’s that time of year again. Where Mr Jobs get’ up on stage and wows all us Apple fanatics with ome news we knew was coming and a whole heap we didn’t. So lets take a look at the popular predictions so far. In no particular order they are:

Upgraded iPhone v1.5. - more memory [...]

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So far in iPab I have been covering apps that can be installed on hacked iPhones since I assume that to have your iPhone working in Australia it must have been hacked in the first place. But occasionally a legit web application catches my eye and I just have to share it with the rest [...]

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photo via mactalk.com.au
As I was looking around the forums today I didn’t see posts from the huge amount of new visitors this site is getting, but instead I saw a yellow tumbleweed (which I swear had a blackberry logo on it) drifting by.
Yes, we are a new site, so this means we need your [...]

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