Tomorrow you will see Assistant working on iOS 5 and, presumably, the iPhone 4S. Assistant is an artificial technology that interprets what you are saying, like the Enterprise computer. It's like, magic, they say. This video mockup shows how it works.
Assistant is based on Siri.
Would it really work? Would it really be an amazing "world-changing" technology, as Siri co-founder's said? Or would it be the equivalent of Apple's old Newton handwriting technology and Trudeau's Eggs freckles? [YouTube via MacRumors]
Here is a brief rundown of 7 neat iPhone accessories just added to the AppleiPhoneReview.com iPhone shop.
Be sure to visit the shop to check out these and other top-notch iPhone accessories.
A retro silicone iPhone case that is both stylish and affordable. Flash back to the ’80s and ’90s with this classic cassette iPhone case.
Cassette iPhone case»
This retractable iPhone car charger prevents a mess of cables while you’re charging your iPhone in the car. Due to the tidiness factor and its low price, I’ve named this the best iPhone car charger in the shop.
Retractable iPhone car charger»
This iPhone horn stand amplifies your iPhone’s built-in speaker by 13 decibels without the need for a battery or power source. Cool!
iPhone horn speaker»
This Gameboy iPhone case is great for Nintendo-loving iPhone owners. Protect your iPhone in style with this retro and affordable silicone case.
Gameboy iPhone case»
The NUU Minikey iPhone keyboard is for those iPhone users who can’t quite get used to the iPhone’s touchscreen keyboard. The NUU Minikey for iPhone is a case that doubles as a portable physical keyboard.
Nuu Minikey iPhone keyboard»
At 6 feet in length, this basic white iPhone USB cable lets you charge your iPhone from those hard to reach spots.
Six-Foot iPhone Cable»
The Looxcie camcorder for iPhone is a Bluetooth headset that lets you record video of your most cherished moments without the need to take your hands or eyes off the action. This sleek wearable camcorder also takes phone calls just like your typical Bluetooth headset.
Looxcie iPhone camcorder»
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Over at Business Insider, Dylan Love asks, how long will we have to wait to buy the new iPhone? He points out that the first iPhone was announced in January 2007, and shipped 171 days later, while the iPhone 3G 32 days after announcement. Additionally the iPhone 3GS 11 days after its announcement, and the iPhone 4, 14 days after.
Numerous Apple retail employees have tipped TUAW, all repeating the same information: employee leave requests have been blacked out from Oct 9th through the 16th due to product launch.
Based on past sale patterns, TUAW guesses that the employees will be trained during the week and that Apple will offer in-store pickup on the weekend of the 14th-16th. Of course, Apple may offer the unit sooner. Online sales, too, may begin immediately with shipping dates following.
Regardless of the actual mechanisms of sale, TUAW believes the 9-16th blackout dates are probably accurate.
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I'm a lazy blogger.
For most of the day, my exercise consists of clicking and typing, then heading down the stairs for another cup of coffee. Over the years I've blogged about my various attempts and methods of tracking exercise and calorie intake with iOS apps, but I find that I get frustrated with how much work is involved just in tracking what I'm doing. The Fitbit Ultra (US$99.95, announced and available today) might be the unobtrusive fitness buddy I've been looking for.
Using my iPhone for tracking fitness walks, I have to remember to start up the app (RunKeeper), pause if I stop for a rest or to chat with someone, stop it when I get home and then type in a tag for the exercise. Since these types of apps use location services, they tends to suck down my battery quickly, which is the reason I've had a Mophie Juick Pack Air installed on the iPhone for the last ten months. Finally, the iPhone and associated fitness apps don't track the work I'm doing around the house. I tend to go up and down the stairs in our house a lot, which is a surprisingly good workout, yet those iPhone apps don't take that into account.
The Fitbit Ultra is a tiny device about the size of a flash drive, weighing just .4 ounces and shaped like a small clip. There's a reason for that shape, since you can just clip the Fitbit Ultra onto clothing and let it track your movements throughout the day. The device has just one button, and uses a bright OLED display that is invisible when it's not in use. I found that the best way for me to use the Fitbit Ultra is to just drop it in my front pocket.
That's what I love about the Fitbit Ultra -- I don't constantly have to be futzing around with it. I also don't have to do anything to get the data from the Fitbit to the Fitbit website (more about that in a moment) except be within about 25 feet of my computer. It checks to see if the combo charging stand / syncing transmitter is nearby about every 15 minutes, and when it is, the device sends changes to the Fitbit site via a plugin that is installed on your Mac.
So, what does it track? To quote the old Police song, "Every step you take, every move you make, I'll be watching you." The Fitbit Ultra uses a MEMS 3D motion sensor to track every step, and unlike the earlier version of the device, it also has an innovative altimeter feature to determine when you've gone up or down a flight of stairs. The motion sensor also senses when you're not moving around, and is used as a sleep tracker as well.
The bright blue display is enabled by either picking up the device when it's sitting on a surface or by pushing the button. Picking up the Fitbit Ultra displays a short motivational message ("LOVE YA," "GO," "LETS GO") and optionally your name as well. Pressing the button repeatedly shows the number of steps taken so far in the day, how far you've walked in miles, the number of calories burned, the number of flights of stairs climbed, a flower that "grows" as you get closer to your daily goal, and the current time. You can also use the Fitbit to time workouts, runs, or your nightly sleep with a built-in stopwatch.
Of course, the tracked data is worthless without being analyzed and stored. That's where Fitbit.com comes in. The website, which works perfectly with Safari on both Mac and iOS devices, displays a dashboard full of information. At any time, I can see exactly how many steps I've taken (with a goal of 10,000 per day), how many floors I've climbed stairs to, how many miles I've walked, the calories burned, and an "active score."
If I choose to, I can enter in calories consumed, set a weight goal, or calibrate my stride to get a more accurate reading of distance walked. Right now, this is all accomplished through the Fitbit.com website, but the company expects to release an iPhone app this month for those users who want to enter or view information on the go. For me, I'll probably just use the regular website when I can to enter the caloric information -- the reason I like the Fitbit, after all, is that it's unobtrusive and I don't have to physically enter information on a small device or start and stop an app.
Some of the data that can be displayed on the Fitbit dashboard page can come from other sources or be sent out to your favorite exercise tracking or social networking service. At the present time, the Fitbit site will accept weight and fat mass from the Withings Connected Scale. It would be nice if the site could also bring in blood pressure readings from the Withings Blood Pressure Monitor, as that would supply one more piece of important health monitoring information to the dashboard.
The docking station that is used to charge the Fitbit Ultra's battery and receive the updates wirelessly is plugged into a USB port. The battery lasts from 5 to 7 days, and the device charges quickly -- in about an hour -- when it needs to be topped off.
I plan to write an update to this post when the iPhone app becomes available later in the month, and in late December I expect to write a follow-up on how successful the Fitbit was in helping to make me aware of my lack of exercise and motivate me to step it up a bit.
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It’s not the first time for carriers to put the iPhone 4S information at the websites. The recent one is Vodafone Germany. It shows the iPhone 4S black and white models with 16GB, 32GB and 64GB at the bumper page. (Note weiß and schwarz means white and black separately). By the time we post this, the models are still at the page.
Vodafone Germany is the official carrier to sell iPhone. Where is the iPhone 5? It would be a disaster if there were no iPhone 5 in the upcoming Apple event.
[via MacRumors]
Welcome to our weekly installment of Picks of the Week at iSource where we provide our expanded coverage of Apple accessories and applications Here we will promote our favorite iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac and Apple TV related items, as well as bring you occasional tips and tricks. Hopefully many of our favorite items will also be of interest to you. Please feel free to comment on our selections, and suggest picks of your own. Check out this week’s picks after the break
Picked by: jhrogersii
So, I was pretty hard on EA for FIFA 11 in my review last year. It, like the recent Madden 12, was a lazy and/or rushed port of an EA classic that wasn’t worth the full retail price. While the graphics were some of the best you could find on the iPhone 4 when it launched, the pervasive lag and lack of both multiplayer (which did finally arrive months later) and manager mode ultimately killed the fun. Considering that FIFA 10 had been a pretty solid effore that just needed some smoothing out to make a great game, FIFA 11 left a lot of fans pretty flat at release.
Thankfully, EA listened to the criticism and delivered something that fans of the series can be happy about this year, as FIFA 12 is a BIG improvement over its predecessor. The graphics and controls are even better than FIFA 11, the lag is nowhere to be found, and a full-featured Manager Mode has re-appeared. While multiplayer is curiously missing from the iPhone version, EA has included their new Origin service for sharing leaderboards and achievements. Also, the iPad version of FIFA 12 includes a unique feature that allows you to use two iPhones or iPod Touches as Bluetooth controllers to play a 2-player match on the tablet. Considering EA’s considerable investment in the traditional game console establishment, this is a bold and surprising step forward that gives causal gamers a chance to take full advantage of the iPad’s screen real estate.
Hopefully the multiplayer options that made their way into FIFA 11 will come in a later update, but if you are like me, and have been wanting to build up a club, gain promotion to the first division, and make a run at the best cups available, then FIFA 12 is worth every penny.
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OK, another little bit of Apple fanboy sacrilege here: I really don’t like the Safari browser much at all on the Mac. Chrome has been by far and away my favorite browser on my MacBook Pro for ages now, and I rarely open Safari for anything other than testing purposes.
My biggest reason for preferring Chrome is that it is fast, very fast indeed. And much faster than Safari. I’m not talking a bit faster than Safari. I’m talking Chrome loads and refreshes pages miles faster than Safari when I have 20+ tabs open in Chrome and one or two in Safari. It’s real tortoise and hare stuff. I know many others say they get different results, but for me Chrome has been kicking Safari’s butt for speed consistently for months now. In Snow Leopard and in OS X Lion.
Another major reason is I just find Safari too clever and designer-ish at the expense of usability, at least for me. Two quick examples of this:
– In Chrome the Refresh button is good-sized and positioned nicely just to the left of the address bar. In Safari it’s tiny and positioned at the end of the address bar, it almost feels hidden to me.
– In Chrome the + button to add a new tab is right next to the last tab in use, right where it feels natural and easy to click it. In Safari, it’s shunted down to the far right-hand side where it takes a moment to spot it, and of course it’s much smaller as well.
Honestly, Safari on the Mac feels to me like it’s far more concerned with being ‘pretty’ than with being effective and functional. Chrome is easier to use and blazing fast.
Oh, and of course Chrome has the brilliant Omnibox as its address bar – so you can type in a URL or a search term and both work and are handled intelligently. Safari makes you enter URLs in one area and search terms in another, which feels awkward and lame once you’ve used Chrome
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Picked by: Thomas
I’ve been trying out a very old purchase this past week: Todo for iPhone. It all started because 2Do was feeling just a little slower because of the sync on launch settings (which won’t be an issue when the next background sync update arrives), and so I looked through all the task managers I owned that could sync with Toodledo. Todo for iPhone, which I bought for $10 when the App Store first came out, caught my eye.
It’s certainly not the prettiest app around, and I find all of the on-screen extras (tags, search, etc.) a little distracting, but the app does feel pretty fast on my 3GS. Todo syncs seamlessly on launch and exit, lets me batch re-schedule or delete tasks, and is probably way more powerful than I give it credit for.
There’s also something very simple and classy about the blue icon with the white checkmark on it. I’m not sure how long I’ll keep using Todo, but I’ve really enjoyed this week’s experiment (esp. the part where all of my data synced over automatically, so I didn’t have to start from scratch).
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Picked by: AliciaB
I know I can’t be the only one wishing that Apple would finally feature mobile versions of their websites. Of course the sites render alright on iPhone and iPad but the content is simply not displayed in the best way for mobile use.
In particular I wish there was an app for the Apple trailers section, one of my favourites places to go to kill a few hours minutes online. Until we get an Apple app for movie trailers we can use the new iPhone app Can’t Wait – which promises loads of movie trailers, hot off the presses, ready for viewing on iPhone.
You shouldn’t let the inapt name detract you (more on that shortly) the app is a solid if not simple offering – leading in with a feed stream for Just Added, Popular or trailers by release date. There you can discover newly added trailers or search for specific ones. The app aims for social relevance with the integration of a community, where you can share, follow, recommend to others and get tips from others. You have a user profile, you have friends or followers and you have a list of movie trailers that you have either stamped “Can’t Wait” (a-Ha! Get it?!?) or “Gonna Pass”. Of course a middle-ground option is missing here (I’m not always a one or the other kinda gal) but I’m hoping this will be added in a future update.
As you’ve seen I’m not a fan of the name but I’m recommending this app on its mere premise and of course its able execution. I love watching trailers and I love having apps on my iPhone that give me a one-tap way to get to what I want. Can’t Wait delivers on its premise and promises to garner a number of users to its platform, while we wait for others, hopefully Apple among them, to give us a killer trailers iOS app.
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Picked by: Jay
This week I’m choosing Gameloft’s iPad version of Sacred Odyssey: Rise of Ayden HD as my pick to share. I grabbed this game a few months ago and finally got around to trying it out. All I have to say is “Wow! THIS is why having a tablet in your hand can change the way you game!”
Take a fairly strong storyline (uniting pieces of the fragmented Grail to defeat the dark lord Amonbane), easy to learn combat moves, puzzles that are just challenging enough, and spectacular graphics, and Gameloft has another huge hit with its self-proclaimed “most ambitious Action RPG ever released on iOS!” Admittedly I don’t get to spend a lot of time playing RPG like I used to, but if I’d had access to this game (and others) and an iPad when I did have the time, I’d have been a killer… at least in my own adventurous RPG mind.
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There you have it! Hope you enjoyed this week’s installment of Picks of the week. Please let us know what you think, and share with us some of your favorites.
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The official release notes only state that iBooks 1.3.1 includes a number of important stability and performance improvements, but we've heard reports that it also significantly boosts iBooks' performance on iOS 5, which is expected to be unveiled in full at next Tuesday's Apple media event.
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It has been 15 months since Apple rolled out the iPhone 4 and now fans worldwide are gearing up for the next generation model the iPhone 5. The event that is to be held this week is going to be the first event without Steve Jobs and his successor Tim Cook is going to take the lead.
A new iPhone is expected to be revealed with a number of changes. The biggest changes are expected to be inside the phone with the introduction of Apple’s latest iOS mobile software, iOS 5, which was due to be released in the autumn. iOS 5 is said to include things such as wireless device setup and content synching and a beefed up camera. Email and web browsing apps are also said to be improved. A new iMessage service will also allow iOS 5 users to send text messages to each other over Wi-Fi or wireless camera. A new folder called Newsstand is going to contain all newspaper and magazine app subscriptions so it will be easier to find.
A new iPhone is also expected to include Apple’s forthcoming iCloud service which will store content such as music, apps, photos and documents on Apple’s servers and let users access them wirelessly on different devices.
The new iPhone isn’t expected to look that much different from the iPhone 4 but it is thought that it could be thinner and have a bigger screen. An improved camera is also expected. A new hardware change that is to be expected is the inclusion of Apple’s dual-core A5 processor which should improve things such as multitasking and gaming.
All the questions and rumors that have been circulating for some months now will all be laid to rest at this event and once we have the news you will be informed.
Listings for both black and white 8GB iPhone 4 models as well as a variety of iPhone 4S models have appeared online. iFun.de reports (Translated link) that the website of Vodafone Germany currently lists the 8GB iPhone 4 models, as well as 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB versions of the “iPhone 4S” in black and white as compatible with the Elgato Tivizen DVB-T receiver. Previous reports, as well as Apple’s past track record, have suggested that the company would introduce an 8GB iPhone 4 model to replace the iPhone 3GS as its “low end” offering; Apple is expected to announce its 2011 iPhone lineup at tomorrow’s media event.
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Apple pulled a fast one by leaving the iPhone 5 in its back pocket during WWDC, and little did we know that it'd be Tim Cook -- not Steve Jobs -- revealing the company's next-gen handset. 'Course, Tim already had a bit of experience by doing the honors alongside Lowell McAdam for the Verizon iPhone 4, but this is another beast entirely. Will the "Let's Talk iPhone" keynote bring about a cheaper, perhaps prepaid iPhone 4s? Will Sprint finally get an iPhone to call its own? Will the iPhone 5 read our minds? Will this change everything, despite everything already being changed? Bookmark this page here and return at the times below for our blow-by-blow coverage live from Cupertino! Psst... and toss your own time zone / day in comments below!
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Several unions and lobbying groups plan to use the iPhone 5 launch to publicize a union contract dispute with Verizon Wireless. The Communications Workers of America, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the AFL-CIO are being joined by MoveOn.org, US Action, and Jobs with Justice to formally announce the campaign on Monday. Dubbed “iWon’t,” the campaign will ask Americans to delay upgrading to the iPhone 5 on Verizon Wireless until the company agrees to a fair contract with its workers. The group plans to conduct online and grass roots outreach, advertising, and leafleting at hundreds of Verizon Wireless stores starting on Tuesday, October 4th, which it believes—probably incorrectly—will be the launch date of the iPhone 5.
This coalition also aims to expose what it refers to as the “Verizon Tax Loophole,” describing the methods that Verizon is using to avoid paying federal corporate income taxes, and plans to lobby the government to force companies such as Verizon to pay their fair share in federal taxes while respecting workers’ rights. The contract dispute reportedly involved 45,000 Verizon and Verizon Wireless workers, who seek to protect their health care coverage and employee benefits.
All of us at TUAW are giddy with anticipation about what tomorrow's "Let's Talk iPhone" event will bring. We would love to have you be our guest for a special meta-liveblog of the event, with the latest breaking news and commentary from our staff of bloggers.
The liveblog will begin about fifteen minutes before the event kickoff at 9:45 AM PDT (12:45 PM EDT), with our very own Erica Sadun taking the helm. Be sure to bookmark the liveblog page for tomorrow's event. There will not be a chat room this time, but rest assured that we'll be giving you all the news and our take on it.
The liveblog will be followed by our usual detailed coverage of the announcements, complete with analysis of the features, oddities, availability, pricing, and competition. It's going to be an exciting day, and the TUAW team is ready to bring you the best coverage on the web!
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Last year, Gizmodo got the iPhone 4 before anyone else. This year, they have also got the next generation iPhone 4S also. Unfortunately, this time is not so surprising. It is not due to Gizmodo, it’s due to Apple. iPhone 4S, with the new SKU, just looks like the old one. It was got from the Foxconn’s new factory in Brazil.
[via Giz]
That Sprint is buying $20 billion worth of iPhones is kind of crazy. But not as crazy as what Boy Genius just posted: The iPhone 5 is going to be a Sprint exclusive, and it's going to have WiMax 4G.
Specifically, this iPhone 5 will have an even "faster" CPU, with a "larger 4-inch screen similar to LG's NOVA display but with a higher resolution," "iPhone 5 exclusive software and APIs," 32GB of storage and a "dedicated Assistant button" that might somehow be integrated into a new home button. And WiMax. Meanwhile, AT&T and Verizon will get the iPhone 4S, not getting the iPhone 5 until "the first quarter of next year as an LTE device," while "the iPhone 5 might be available as a 4G HSPA+ device" globally.
How could something so ridiculous be true, in any realm of possibility that you and I exist in? That $20 billion deal, supposedly. But um, consider that everything about this seems wrong. The WiMax. The Sprint exclusive. A deal of this magnitude being kept so secret until today, the day before the event. The only thing that would seem wronger would be a rumor that the iPhone 5 is running Android.
I will eat my goddamn hand if this is true. And a whole cow. I hate Apple rumors, but sweet christ do I loathe iPhone rumors. Ughughughughughugh. [Boy Genius]
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Tip Us Vodafone Germany lists "iPhone 4S" at 16GB, 32GB, 64GB by Kelly Hodgkins Oct 3rd 2011 at 9:00AM
Tomorrow is Apple's big press event and, as expected, rumors about the upcoming iPhone models are beginning to escalate. In the past several days, the iPhone 4S has been spotted at Cincinnati Bell's website and Apple's inventory system and the iPhone 5 has surfaced at Radio Shack. Today, we can add another entry to this list - Vodafone Germany.
The above placeholder for the iPhone 4S was spotted in listings for various iPhone accessories on the mobile carrier's website. The listing includes both white and black models of the iPhone 4S in 16, 32, and 64 GB capacities. These sizes and colors match perfectly with one expectation for the next generation iPhone model.
Fortunately, we only have to wait until Tuesday to find out whether Apple is releasing either the iPhone 4S, the iPhone 5 or both.
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Sign in » Add a Comment Type your comment here *0 / 3000 Character Maximum Comment Moderation Enabled. Your comment will appear after it is cleared by an editor. 5 5 Comments Filter by: Newest Oldest There is also a new 8 GB iPhone 4 listed there
2 hours ago Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply Kristoffer NewsomThe reason the teardrop iPhone 5 design generated so much excitement is because A, it looked sexy, and more importantly B, it had a larger screen size and no insta-shatter glass back.
The iPhone 4 didn't really need a better processor, more memory, or a better camera. What it needs is a bigger screen and to be more durable.
If there is both a 4S and a 5, then it's a little surprising the 4S would come in 16, 32, and 64GB capacities. I would think that it would be more along the lines of one small capacity for the 4S and 2 or 3 for the 5.
6 hours ago Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply darrellBy tonight, all of the rumors of a teardrop-designed iPhone 5 will have ended. Not really sure why people are so infatuated with a new body design - just cause it's new doesn't mean its better. And most of the iPhone 4 peripherals will still work with a 4S.
6 hours ago Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply JoeAnybody find it odd that there aren't any "accidental" iPhone 5's listed on any of these sites? I predict that there will be no iPhone 5.
7 hours ago Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply Tip of the Daymore tipsWant to listen to FM radio on your iPod nano? You need to plug in a head set. The iPod nano uses the attached cord as its antenna, allowing it to pick up radio signals. Say you want to dock the nano and play its radio back on speakers? You'll still need to attach a cord of some kind to the earplug jack. A standard 3.5mm audio cable will do the job for you. Look for one that's at least 8-inches long.
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