Skype bringing video chat to iPhone 4?

After Apple’s announcement of FaceTime during the WWDC 2010 keynote, we knew it was only a matter of time before talk of Skype video chat would arise. Just two days later, an insider at Skype has told Pocket-Lint that they “would welcome the opportunity to work with Apple” when it comes to bringing Skype video calling to the new iPhone 4 scheduled to release on June 24.

It’s clear to us at Skype that mobile video will become increasingly important ..read more

TiPb at WWDC 2010 – day two round up

WWDC 2010 day two saw sessions jump into high gear as developers learned more about Game Center (which is comforting considering it was strangely MIA from the Keynote) and what’s going on with that monster 960×640 retina display on the new iPhone 4. Apple also handed out some polished aluminum cubes by way of app awards, and I got to sit down with some terrific app developers. (And yes, we’re giving away an iPhone 4).

Today is TiPb’s last day at ..read more

iPhone live podcast #103 – WWDC 2010

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Special post-WWDC 2010 Keynote edition! Apple introduces iPhone 4, rebrands iPhone OS to iOS, shows off Farmville, Netflix, and iMovie for iPhone, and invents FaceTime. Listen in!

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New York Times has Pulse RSS reader pulled from App Store

The Pulse RSS reader for iPad, featured just yesterday during Steve Jobs’ WWDC 2010 keynote, is reportedly being removed from the iTunes App Store following a copyright complaint from the New York Times/The Boston Globe.

The gist of their demand letter is that Pulse comes pre-loaded with the NYTimes.com RSS feed and features it in screen shots, is a paid app, and thus commercially using their RSS feeds, and that it reframes the NYTimes.com and Boston.com websites, both of which the ..read more

WWDC 2010 – What We Didn’t Get

Now that the WWDC 2010 keynote’s over and the dust settles, we know what we’re going to get in the coming weeks. iPhone 4 with a brand new look and tons new features, iOS 4, iMovie for iPhone, new developer APIs, iAd, and then some. Apple definitely changed the game today.  But what about the things we wanted but didn’t get?

We’re all extremely excited to get our hands on the new hardware and OS but for many users, iOS ..read more

100,000,000 iOS devices sold, 5 billion apps downloaded — WWDC 2010 by the numbers

During the WWDC 2010 keynote today, Steve jobs did his usual bragging announcement of the numbers for devices sold, apps downloaded, percent market share, etc.

2 million iPads sold (one every 3 seconds) iPad available in 10 countries, 19 countries in July 8500 iPad apps in the App Store. These apps have been downloaded over 35 million times which is about 17 apps per iPad. iBooks sold 5 million books in the first 65 days. That’s about 2 and a half books ..read more

iPhone Live special WWDC edition — 5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT (10:30pm BST)

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We’ll be talking iPhone 4, iOS 4, and everything in between.

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Yet more iPhone HD/iPhone 4G parts on video

Okay, we’ve now seen almost everyone except for Steve Jobs show off the next generation iPhone HD/iPhone 4G on video. All that changes next Monday at the WWDC 2010 keynote, but until then, enjoy the continued greatest shot tease in tech…

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Steve Jobs: “Not a chance” Android will surpass iPhone

Steve Jobs is once again putting finger to touchscreen to jot down tersely worded replies, this time on whether or not Google’s Android will leap frog the iPhone and whether or not the WWDC 2010 keynote will bring the rain.

First question:

Are google taking the [p1$$]? I hope you have some good WWDC announcements to blow them out the water?

Jobs’ answer:

You won’t be disappointed.

Sent from my iPhone

Second question:

Do you believe Google is surpassing you guys [...]?

Jobs’ answer:

Not a chance.

Regardless of your ..read more

Android 2.2 “Froyo” unveiling today – the competition

Google seems set to announce the next version of their Android operating system, deliciously dubbed Froyo (frozen yogurt) at the Google I/O conference today. Android Central’s Phil Nickinson is at the conference and will be bringing us the action live and as it happens.

The exciting and terrifying thing about Google is that you never know what they’re going to do (and give away free) next. Last time it was Navigation, and TomTom is likely still reeling. This time it ..read more

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