TiPb Presents iPhone Live! #19 — Pre-Sync Down!
Join Dieter and Rene for iPhone 3.1 Beta 2, iTunes 8.2.1, Palm Pre Sync no more, and all the latest news, views, and how-tos. Listen in!
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Rene showed off the Plantronics Voyager PRO Bluetooth Headset and Dieter rocked the Griffin PowerJolt Reserve Backup Battery
News
- Apple releases iPhone 3.1 Beta 2
- iPhone 3.1 Beta 2 Breaks AT&T Tethering Hack, Allows Wi-Fi Testing, Intros Augmented Reality APIs?
- Apple also releases iTunes 8.2.1 and…
- iTunes 8.2.1 kills Palm Pre sync dead!
- iTunes Goes Back to the Future with D45s – 2 Songs, 1 Lower Price
- App Store One Year Later: 65,000 Apps, 100,000 Developers, 1.5 Billion Downloads
- Apple Trumpeting iPhone App Store a Gut Punch to Microsoft and Verizon?
- Rumor: $800 iTablet to Use Custom Apple Chipset?
- TiPb iPhone App Picks of the Year!
- Hockenberry on How the App Store has Changed, and What Still Needs to be Changed
- iPhone 3GS Doesn’t Support HSUPA for High Speed 3G Upload
- iPhone 3.0: HTTP Streaming Media
- Will Apple’s iPhone Surpass Nokia by 2012?
- Google Announces Chrome OS, Should Schmidt Leave Apple Board?
Help and How-to
- iPhone 101: How to Access More Than 180 Apps or WebClips via Spotlight on iPhone 3.0
- iPhone 101: iPhone Connection Speed Symbols from O to E to 3G (or an Airplane)
Forums
Credits
Thanks to the the iPhone Blog Store for sponsoring the podcast, and to everyone who showed up for the live chat!
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July 17th, 2009 at 11:56 am
I kinda hope there is no tablet just because it something that I would spend money on that I don’t need to
July 17th, 2009 at 7:35 pm
Actually Pre sync is more…did you read the link:
http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/07/sync-your-palm-pre-with-itunes-again/
July 18th, 2009 at 9:43 am
@Truth – no it can’t. A third party app can copy over non-DRM music only. That saves you from dragging and dropping those songs yourself, now what about all that music you purchased? Contacts? Calendars?
I don’t know if you’ve noticed but your tactics aren’t working here. The name “Truth” reminds me of the old republican tactic of labeling people as “Terrorist” or “BelievedToBeLinkedToAlQuida”. You’re hoping that your flashy, eye catching words can catch some attention and, through repitition, someone will take your word for it. This is the internet, we can do our own research, and we see that you are full of shi*.
Truth, you do not speak it. Go away, nobody pays attention to you here.
July 18th, 2009 at 4:41 pm
@Mike M
Glad to see you pay attention.