Google has released a new version of its Reader for Apple’s iPhone. To get the new beta version, direct your Safari browser over to http://www.google.com/reader/i.
Google is looking for feedback so let them know what you think.
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Apple has confirmed that it is sold out of its iPhone in both the UK and the United States. The iPhone manufacturer has reported that its iPhone is out of stock online but may still be available at some Apple and partner retail stores.
Speculation is that Apple is trying to empty its shelves to make way for the new 3G iPhone expected to make its appearance next month.
[via Associated Press]
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AT&T, Apple’s exclusive wireless carrier in the States, is listing a new model of iPhone on its website, the iPhone Black. The new and unannounced model shows when ordering a device online.
Photos have been circulating that the new 3G iPhone would have a black backing and this would fall right in line with those rumors if it were true.
See below for screenshots taken from the AT&T website.
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Schmap this! Schmap, a local search and mapping application, is now available for Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch. The search service lets iPhone users easily search for a local Starbucks or find an Italian restaurant when visiting a new city right from their smartphone.
Schmap’s app not only lets users browse city guides or search locally, but the iPhone specific service has a ‘Rotate n Map’ feature that lets users get a map instantly of their search with a quick sideways turn of their iPhone.
To get this cool Schmap map app, just direct your iPhone’s browser to www.schmap.com.
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The on-and-off again relationship with AT&T and the iPhone’s free WiFi seems to be experiencing yet another bump in the road. It seems a few hours after our post hit the web, the wireless carrier pulled all references about offering HotSpot WiFi for iPhones from its website.
Will they ever be able to move on and get over their differences?
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Orange, Apple’s official iPhone partner in France, claims they are in talks with Apple to offer the iPhone in Spain and Poland, “among others”. The claim comes direct from Orange’s CFO Gervais Pellissier.
This week also brought news that the iPhone manufacturer is expanding its horizons and truly going global by partnering up with Vodafone, Rogers Canada, and Telecom Italia.
Orange and Apple did not comment on which other countries would be included in the iPhone offering.
[via iPod Observer]
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On the heels of the announcement from Vodafone, which will carry the iPhone in 10 new countries, Reuters has reported that Apple has partnered with Latin America’s wireless carrier America Novil.
The Mexican-based carrier has over 150 million customers in Latin, Central, and South America, as well as some Caribbean islands. Both Apple and America Novil remain silent on the possible partnership.
[via Reuters]
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More photos have surfaced of what are possibly Apple’s new 3G iPhone . Are they real? We are a bit skeptical but are good food for thought.
[via Engadget Mobile]
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