Hot or Not Mobile is a new iPhone application that allows users to rate and interact with a variety of “hotties” (and “notties”) right from their portable iDevice. And, what’s more, the app is free to download, though a pretty hefty subscription fee is required for more advanced features.
If you’ve been following the coverage of Apple’s special event , you’ll already know that iOS 4.1 is pretty much finished, and is scheduled to be released next week . Following this announcement, Apple has released the Gold Master of iOS 4.1 for developers wishing to further interact with the software update ahead of the final version’s release.
If you’re a mountaineering iPhone owner, then we’ve got the perfect app for you: PeakFinder , the popular peak-finding application, has recently gained a USA West version of the app – meaning hikers living in this area can now use the app to discover the names of the mountains around them. Previously, PeekFinder was only available in an Alps version . However, this new addition to the range opens up the application to a much wider audience. Essentially, the app shows full panoramic views of its users’ surroundings, labelling each and every peak within the vicinity.
Apple just pulled quite a surprise on the Apple blogging world tonight. Out of the blue, Apple’s PR just announced that tomorrow’s special Fall event will be streamed to the world on video in real-time at Apple.com. Of course, this is awesome. Fanboys all around the world have been dreaming about this for years.
If you’re an iPhone 4 user, you probably remember the proximity sensor problem we told you about way back when Apple’s latest handset was released. Many iPhone users were reporting issues with their handset during calls, citing the proximity sensor as being a key problem.