Would you have a look at that. Apple’s got their iPhone and iPod Touch products so hyped up and bought out, Stanford University plans on offering an “iPhone Application Programming” course in the Autumn. For those of you who don’t know, Stanford University is one of the top Universities in America.
TUAW brought up a good [...]

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According to iPhone/iPod Touch hacker Jonathan Zdziarski, refurbished iPhone’s may contain the personal data of previous owners of the device.
“A verified detective from the Oregon State Police notified me this afternoon that an out-of-the-box refurbished iPhone he purchased contained recoverable personal data including email, personal photos, and even financial information which he was able to [...]

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After an interview with Mike Cannon-Brookes, CEO of etnerprise-wiki company Atlassian, Mike pulled out his iPhone to show Robert Scroble the wonders of Apple. Robert states that Mike has “screens full” of applications installed on his device.
Moving right along, here are Robert Scroble’s favorite iPhone/iPod Touch applications:
News: I am still a Google Reader addict, and [...]

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To be entered into the competition, you simply need to e-mail Goldgenie at karen@goldgenie.com, and tell her what you think the answer is to this question: What national team did David Beckham win his 100th cap against?
This contest will be running until June 6th, so be sure to figure out the answer to the above [...]

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ComputerWorld is announcing that iPhone users have just recently taken over the number one slot when it comes to browsing Flickr on a mobile browser, taking over the Nokia N95’s previous record.
The graph above shows the statistics of all those who have uploaded at least one photo or video to their Flickr accounts via mobile browsers [...]

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iBand has a post on their webiste asking for assistance. They ask they you vote for their video in a video contest they’re taking part in from within their country.
The band asks:
Everybody please vote for us
We’re taking part in a Video Contest with our “Life is Greater Video”. Please help us get some attention [...]

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The iPhone Matters website team interviewed Apple store employees on April 29th.
iPhone Matters decided to take matters into their own hands, and see what their friendly local Apple store employes had to say about the product they’ll be selling in just over a months time. Here’s what they found out — or, didn’t.
1. Apple employees [...]

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iLounge is holding a contest which will exclusively allow you to be one of the very first next generation 3G iPhone owners. Three grand prize winners will receive the next generation iPhone, said to be announced at this years WWDC08 in June, and three runner-up prize winners will receive a $100 iTunes gift card.
You’ve seen [...]

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I figured I’d take this opportunity to post about my most favored website on the Internet. Digg.com is a social bookmarking site established about four or five years ago now. I’ve been a member of the community for a good three years myself, and will admit that I do check the site at least four [...]

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I just took a quick peek at the iBand website, and found out that the iBand (Marina, Seb, and Roger) will be on television tomorrow.
The air times and channels are:

Sunday; 16:30 (3sat)
Monday: 7:00 (3sat)
Monday: 9:45 (3sat)
Tuesday: 1:50 (ZDF)
Thursday: 17:30 (ZDF infochannel)

iBand writes:
iBand on German TV tomorrow
the nice people over at the ZDF / 3sat / [...]

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Like the title states, InstallerApps.com is holding a contest within the month of April, 2008. Your ticket in is to simply rate an application with the star-rating-system. That’s it!
Here’s what Doug had to say about the contest:
NOTE - I will be tracking every new sign-up during this contest. . .any duplicate accounts will be deleted.
Much [...]

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There has been a recent petition started to get the iPhone released in Canada. The petition reads:
Apple iPhone was released in the USA on June 29th, 2007. Soon after, iPhones were introduced in the United Kingdom, Germany and France in November 2007, and in Ireland and Austria in March 2008.
However, the USA’s largest trading partner [...]

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Brooke and Doug at the Apple iPhone School, are holding a logo contest for their website.
The contest was first announced on their iPhone 101 video posted March 24th, found here, then later announced again on the main page on March 31st.
Brooke and Doug found some pretty nifty sponsers to go along with this contest. First [...]

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On March 25th iamcanadian posted a thread on the iPod Touch Fans community forums introducing his new team of coders. They call themselves: The Xteam.
The team members consist of:
Manager: Lazyasada
Programmers: Iamcanadian, RazerM
Graphics: ur_so_beautiful
iamcanadian writes:
So, Lazyasada, ur_so_beautiful, RazerM, and I have created a dev team.
We code in javascript, and we are planning to make [...]

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Alex Iskold of readwriteweb.com wrote an interesting article on the future of iPhone applications.
Here’s the first bit of the article itself:
With the new iPhone SDK, it’s just a matter of time before we see a wave of new applications. We expect a lot of popular web 2.0 apps to offer an iPhone version. Native [...]

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