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iPhone 4

iPhone 4 Review

Everything you need to know about Apple’s 4th generation iPhone 4, including it’s Apple A4 chipset, Retina display, 720p camera, and FaceTime video calling

iPhone 4 is Apple’s attempt to re-revolutionanize the smartphone. A controversial stainless-steel antenna sandwiched between two layers of chemically strengthened glass, iPhone 4′s new features include a 960×480 Retina display, FaceTime video calling, 5mp camera with 720p HD video recording, and a polymer-lithium battery to power it all.

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Add copyright-free music to your home videos with YouTube Producer for iPhone

By , Monday, Feb 6, 2012
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Create a great video but struggling with pairing it with the perfect music? YouTube Producer has come to the rescue! YouTube Producer offers tens of thousands of copyright free music that you can add to your videos before sharing to YouTube and not fear that it will be removed for containing copyrighted material.

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Apps & Accessories Live 01: Video editors, Launch Center, and glowing Apple logos

By , Monday, Feb 6, 2012
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Georgia, Seth, and Rene talk about copy-cat apps, iMovie vs. Avid, Launch Center, Jailbreak apps for iOS 5, as well as cases with stands, iPhone guns, and glowing Apple logo

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Huge energy corporation, Halliburton ditching BlackBerry for iPhone

By , Monday, Feb 6, 2012
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Halliburton, one of the world’s largest energy corporations with over 70,000 employees worldwide, will be making a huge move away from BlackBerrys, to converting their employees to iPhones. For those still not convinced about the iPhone and iOS’ place in enterprise, this decision comes after Halliburton did significant research into both Apple’s platform and the Android, and decided Apple was the way to go.

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Turn your photos into miniature planets with TinyWorld for iPhone

By , Monday, Feb 6, 2012
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TinyWorld is a fun little app that turns your photos into miniature planets that you can save or share with friends. Specifically, it warps what your iPhone camera sees in front of you into 360 degree spheres, making your room, your garden, your skyline, your tourist shots — whatever you want to take a picture of — into the surface of a planet.

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Kensington and Chelsea College launches first iPhone photography course

By , Monday, Feb 6, 2012
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Kenisngton and Chelsea College in the UK is planning a new course which will be devoted entirely to taking photographs with the iPhone’s camera. The course in “iPhoneography” is thought to be the first ever course of its kind in the United Kingdom.

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The week in iPhone and iPad news

By , Sunday, Feb 5, 2012
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With the launch of the Mobile Nations Fitness Month odds are you were probably out and about being active and doing things that, unfortunately, led to you missing some great

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How to take a photo while simultaneously recording video with your iPhone [App for that]

By , Sunday, Feb 5, 2012
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Our challenge this week was to find an app that could capture a still image — a photo — while simultaneously shooting video on the iPhone. With the default camera

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Is Apple testing Oracle’s ZFS file system to make iOS and iCloud storage better, faster, and more resilient?

By , Saturday, Feb 4, 2012
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Following up on the information iMore received yesterday on potential ZFS hooks in iOS 5.1, a reliable source let us know that Apple has been investing heavily in ZFS appliances from Oracle. (Whether or not this will be made public is unknown; it doesn’t seem to be right now.)

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iMore app picks of the week for February 4, 2012 [Giveaway]

By , Saturday, Feb 4, 2012
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Every week a few of us from team iMore will bring you our current favorite, most fun and useful App Store apps, WebApps, jailbreak apps, even the occasional accessory, web

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Former Apple manager tells how the original iPhone was developed, why it went with Gorilla Glass

By , Saturday, Feb 4, 2012
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Former Apple product manager, Bob Brochers, recently gave a lecture to students where he spoke about how the original iPhone was realized by a small team of engineers put together by the late Steve Jobs.

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iPhone & iPad Live 278: Macworld 2012, iPad 3, iPhone 5

By , Saturday, Feb 4, 2012
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Rene, Georgia, and Seth talk about Macworld|iWorld 2012, the latest iPad 3 rumors including quad-core and LTE, and what it all means for iPhone 5. Plus, new retail boss John

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Why are there ZFS references in the latest iOS 5.1 beta?

By , Friday, Feb 3, 2012
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Apple may have begun testing what appears to be ZFS (Zettabyte File System) support in the latest iOS 5.1 beta. If the information received by iMore is accurate. references to ZFS, including the mounting tools, are contained deep inside the system files. This raises a lot of questions about where Apple may be taking iOS storage in the future.

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Hands-on with Zephyr for the iPhone and iPod Touch [Jailbreak Apps]

By , Friday, Feb 3, 2012
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If you’re a jailbreaker looking to add a little more speed and functionality to multitasking on your iPhone or iPod touch you’ll want to check out Zephyr.

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Reckless Racing 2 power slides into the App Store

By , Friday, Feb 3, 2012
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As expected, Reckless Racing 2 is now available in the App Store. It is the sequel to the hugely popular racing game Reckless Racing which brought thrills and spills from the track as you slide you car around corners on dirt and tarmac.

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Spammers take fake iPhone 5 scams to SMS

By , Thursday, Feb 2, 2012
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Scammers never miss an opportunity to scam, and while Twitter, forums, and email have long been subject to disgusting “test & keep new iPhone/iPad/whatever” spam, it looks like the iPhone 5 version has taken to SMS. That’s right, not only are they content to waste your time and attention, they’re now also wasting your text message totals.

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Video Camera for iPhone by i4software is a video studio in your pocket

By , Thursday, Feb 2, 2012
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Video Camera for iPhone by i4software is a video studio in your pocket. It allows you to switch between front and rear cameras while recording and snap photos while recording. For those looking for a professional level of control, Video Camera also lets you manually control exposure, focus, and white balance via a triple tap.

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iPhone 4S Made Simple makes it easy for new users to use their iPhones

By , Thursday, Feb 2, 2012
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iPhone 4S Made Simple is a new book from Apress written by Martin Trautschold and our very own editor-in-chief extraordinaire, Rene Ritchie, and tech edited by none other than Leanna Lofte.

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Hands on with Cyclemeter for iPhone

By , Thursday, Feb 2, 2012
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Cyclemeter, Runmeter, and Walkmeter are a collection of apps that use the iPhone GPS to track your activity while simultaneously providing you with feedback and motivation to go farther.

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Create a massive home for hundreds of pets in Dream PetHouse by Zynga

By , Thursday, Feb 2, 2012
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Zynga has released their newest iPhone and iPad game for animal lovers called Dream PetHouse. In this game, you are in charge of raising hundreds of adorable pets in a huge treehouse and making them has happy as can be.

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The Lotto Machine brings physics fun to randomly generating numbers

By , Thursday, Feb 2, 2012
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The Lotto Machine is not your average random number generator. This one has a beautiful UI and is equipped with a physics engine giving you the perception of having some control over the outcome. The Lotto Machine uses the iPhone accelerometer so that as you tilt your iPhone, the balls roll around in the spinning drum.

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Pad & Quill brings stylish notes to your iPhone and iPad

By , Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012
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Pad & Quill, the makers of The Little Black Book have an iPhone and iPad notes app whose design was inspired by their cases. Your notes will be neatly organized in classic notebooks and stored on a wooden shelf with stylish papers, fonts, and colors waiting to be read.

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App Giveaway: Paper Monsters for iPhone and iPad

By , Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012
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Paper Monsters is a new platformer game for iPhone and iPad. In the game’s world, everything is made out of paper and cardboard, including your character. It’s a classic 2d

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Facebook files for IPO, $1 billion in profit from $3.7 billion revenue, 845 million active users

By , Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012
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Facebook has filed their IPO (initial public offering) registration and, in the process, revealed some rather astounding numbers related to users, revenues, and profit margins. Since Facebook is one of the most popular apps on iPhone and iPad, and a lot of those users are also iOS users, needless to say, they caught our attention.

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UK, Ireland, Canada and Australia get customized Flipboard content guides

By , Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012
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Flipboard has announced that it can now deliver customized content guides for four more countries. The hugely popular app that creates a magazine style reading experience from your areas of interest now supports the UK, Ireland, Canada and Australia.

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BiteSMS vs Messages+ for iOS 5: which should you use?

By , Wednesday, Feb 1, 2012
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The amazingly functional and customizable BiteSMS takes on the deeply integrated and easy to use Messages+ in a battle of the jailbreak messaging apps

Are you jailbroken on iOS 5 and wondering whether you should purchase BiteSMS or Messages+? Both applications add quick reply functionality and make messaging more functional. But which is a better choice for you?

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