Now that the hype surrounding iPhone 3.0 software has abated somewhat, Jay Goldman, AKA Mr. Mobile takes a look at iPhone 3.0 software and what it means for everyday iPhone use. iPhone 3.0 software is free for iPhone users but there’s a charge for iPod Touch users.
The biggest change with iPhone 3.0 software is the new copy and paste functionality… something that was sorely missing from previous versions of iPhone / iPod touch software. However, there’s a lot more to iPhone 3.0 software than that, as Jay explains.
Jay Goldman, Mr. Mobile takes a look at a couple of great time- and expense-tracking services tailor-made for freelance / contract workers.
Harvest and
Freshbooks are both online apps so while we look at them on the iPhone, they can also be accessed via a web browser and likely, from any smartphone that can handle HTML browsing (like the BlackBerry and others).
Jay Goldman shows off his picks for the best media streaming app for smartphones.
Simplify Music 2 makes it easy to stream music from your desktop or laptop PCs right to your iPhone while
i2b gets your music streaming on BlackBerry.
The new Apple iPhone 3GS caused a stir when it was released at Apple’s WWDC. As the mere addition of the “S” (which stands for speed) to the product name attests, the changes aren’t big… at least on the surface. The iPhone 3GS looks almost identical to the iPhone 3G. However, under the hood things have changed. A lot. Jay Goldman does a Direct speed comparison of the iPhone 3G and the iPhone 3GS with surprising results.
It’s called “instant messaging,” not “sometime in the not so distant future messaging” for a reason. The whole point of IM is to let you ping friends, family and co-workers with a quick question, a quick answer… or perhaps a witty bon mot, when an email is not required and a phone call might be too intrusive. IM seems tailor-made for the BlackBerry. Wherever you are, you can still be online on your favorite IM service and friends, family and co-workers can reach you with a quick question, a quick answer… or that witty bon mot.