Sacred texts: Vatican embraces iTunes prayer book, informs Thejakartapost.com. Father Paolo Padrini holds up his I-Breviary, a digital version of the breviary, in downtown Rome. (AP/Pier Paolo Cito).
iphone Nano: rumor or reality?, informs Themoneytimes.com. Chicago, United States, December 23: The iphone nano is believed to be much cheaper so people who cannot afford to buy iphone 3G can purchase iphone nano. It is being said, the iPhone nano might not include 3G and have lower resolution display, making it difficult for nano to download app store programs and games.
BlackBerry Bold Users Still Praise The RIM Mobile Handset, according to Newsoxy.com. The RIM BlackBerry Bold 9000 mobile device is still one of the better handsets for business travelers. The smartphone offers a few extras that even beat the Apple iPhone in certain areas. Research In Motion Ltd launched its BlackBerry Bold 9000 about a month ago and is still one of the higher praised handsets.
iPhone claims high-ranking spot on Flickr, says Cnet.com.au. Right now the iPhone is in a virtual tie with Canon’s EOS 350D and Nikon’s D80, two SLRs whose popularity is waning with the arrival of newer models from the dominant makers of such cameras. Only Canon’s newer EOS 400D outranks the iPhone.
App Developer Strikes E-Book Deals With Major Publishers, informs Blog.wired.com. ScrollMotion, a New York mobile app developer, has concluded deals with a number of major publishing houses, and is in talks with several others, to produce newly released and best-selling e-books as applications for the iPhone and iPod touch. Publishers now on board include Houghton Mifflin, Simon & Schuster, Random House, Hachette and Penguin Group USA.
3G iPhone Unlock Expected, informs Pcworld.com. the Cupertino version) plans to release the first ever software-based unlock application for the iPhone 3G on New Year’s Eve. Code-named YellowSn0w, the program is a one-touch iPhone app that allows you to use a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card from another carrier and have your phone up and running in a matter of minutes.
Citrix Receiver for the iPhone Is On Its Way, informs Au.sys-con.com. On its official blog site, Citrix has been talking this week about Project Braeburn, calling it “the coolest app that doesn’t work on the iPhone…yet?” Braeburn is Citrix’s codename for its attempt to build a Citrix Receiver for iPhone to allow access to Windows applications.
‘I Love Katamari’ for the iPhone and iPod Touch, says Asia.cnet.com. As I expected, it’s absolutely stunning, and the music is as addictive as ever (”NA-NAAAAAA-NA-NA-NA-NA-NA-NA-NAAAAA The Katamari Damacy” is stuck in my head at the moment). The story part of Katamari is usually a fun little quirk of the game, and it’s no different here.
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