Topic: iphone

Just walked past this house in Vancouver, right across the river from PDX. But don't worry, there's no racism here-just "heritage." Too bad I didn't have an Obama lawn sign with me. photo posted from my...iPhone...

Deciding where to go out on a Friday night just got easier for San Francisco residents with a new, mobile mapping application that automatically shows where the hotspots are. I've written about some pretty nifty mobile applications(see: The Future of Real Estate Mobile Marketing), but this one called CitySense is a little different. It takes advantage of the GPS system built into...of some cool mashups made possible by GPS-enabled cellphones. CitySense already plans on adding iPhone support when the new 3G version...

Here's this week's show! Have a listen, and check out the download/subscribe links and detailed show notes below. Click to play This week's show is only 30 minutes long and weighs about 28MB (it’s a 128kbps MP3). You can download the file directly, listen using the streaming player above, or (BEST OPTION!!1!) subscribe to the Bit Stories podcast feed in your favorite podcast...get to this week: Brian dips his toes into the world of Twitter and FriendFeed, and next week is iPhone 3G day! Come stand in line with...

These three songs came up on my iPhone this morning, and each one earned a second listen, even though they all evoked different feelings and memories in me. First, Moby's "At Least We Tried": Second, Bad Religion's "Honest Goodbye": Finally, Bob Marley's "Satisfy My Soul": I love random music because it's a hotbed of apophenia....

Google Talk is now available on the iPhone in the Safari browser. At the Google Mobile blog, the details are laid out. If you use Google Apps for your domain and have the Talk app activated there, word is you can access it, too using this URL syntax: http://hostedtalkgadget.go ogle.com/a/yourdomain/talk gadget/m...

A friend of mine, Surj Patel, told a while back me he thinks the next big thing in mobile application interfaces will be multi-modal input. That is, we have buttons that allow us to interact with the phone and the fantastic iPhone allows us to use touch. For more of my perspective on touch interfaces, check out a previous post of mine on GigaOm. Multi-modal interfaces are those that allow...

AT&T; has released a set of informative videos (all of which appear below) with details about when, where and how to buy the iPhone 3G. Prepare to qualify! There are three videos. The first one is for people who are not existing AT&T; customers: Next, information for people who are already customers of AT&T; (including iPhone owners and non-iPhone customers):...

Storm Approaching, originally uploaded by Tokenhippygirl. Continued weekend recap... We hung out at the house most of the late afternoon on Sunday. Just the four of us relaxing and trying to stay cool. Originally we'd planned on firing up the fire pit and roasting some stuff for dinner, but then... weather change. The clouds started to roll in, the thunder could be heard in the distance,...viewing of some of the Olympic swimming trials. A very nice dinner. This photo was taken with my iPhone camera just after we crossed...

AT&T today announced its pricing structure for the next iteration of Apple's iPhone — which you can plunk down money for come 8 am, July 11th. There's not much that's surprising here — new customers and those eligible for an upgrade will be able to nab the phone for $199 (8GB) or $299 (16GB), while "early upgraders" will have to fork over $399 or $499, all with a two year contract...

Municipal WiFi systems in the US have been pretty much failures across the board, notes Engadet. But the good people of Akron, Ohio are apparently in for another go-round — the city's just commited some $800,000 to build out a free wireless network over the next five years. The service will be installed and operated by a nonprofit called OneCommunity, which just received a $4.5M...