iPhone Apps

Vote for me in World's Best Presentation Contest 2009 For Pool of iPhone Applications http://www.slideshare.net/synapse... - Synapsecoin

It’s Officially iPhone 3GS, Not 3G S - TheHenry from Bookmarklet

What happened to the iPhone IIe and the iPhone II Plus? ;) - Tyson Key

Top 5 Free iPhone apps! - TheHenry from Bookmarklet

I like jelly car! - Techno Todd

I would only use this app for the Twitter Push Support - TheHenry

This only means, I will have to reinstall it just for the twitter push. Hopefully Beejive gets twitter support. :) - TheHenry

Nope, I have a PC. But it could still be done that way, iPhone tether to PC to wifi router. Hmm - Christian Burns from email

"You heard that right, folks. People complaining that Apple’s very-much-delayed push notification service might be delayed again can all relax — Beejive 3.0, the fantastic new version with push support will be going live in about an hour or so from now. We exclusively gave you a look at Beejive for iPhone almost a year ago, and you have to give us some credit — we called it the best IM application for the iPhone, and were we right? Now think about push notifications and a whole slew of other additions and tweaks and you’re looking at a desktop-class IM application. We’ve been using a version with push for a pretty long time and can safely say it doesn’t disappoint. Here’s a breakdown of the new goodies and let us know when you try the new version!" - Andrew Trinh from Bookmarklet

It seems to have started working again now! - Johnny Chadda

hehe Mona, this explains what your talking about :) - TheHenry

I might go to the Apple store later this week, and I will try it out. :) - TheHenry

While our government scratches its chin over the evils of overpriced cellphone text messaging, technology is fighting the battle faster. Specifically, Apple's new "push notifications" system -- and others like it -- could start the disruption process that could force wireless carriers to price text messages far cheaper than they are today. AOL's new AIM app for the iPhone -- available now in free, ad-supported, and $2.99, no-ad flavors -- is the start. It's the first major IM app for the iPhone's new 3.0 software that includes push notifications. - Johnny

Which is why this AIM app with Apple's new star-spangled Push garbage is no more disruptive than any of the other mobile platforms that have been doing proper mobile IM for years... - Christopher A. Wichura

"Read Later allows you to save web pages to your iPhone/iPod touch that have been tagged in Delicious for offline reading. If you've applied a "to_read" tag to any of your bookmarks in Delicious, Read Later will find these items and save them to your iPhone for offline reading. Once you've read the items offline, Read Later will update your Delicious account removing the relevant "to_read" tags. All web pages are cleaned and stripped of irrelevant adverts for easy reading on the iPhone." - browneyes from Bookmarklet

"BeejiveIM 3.0 Just Went LIve - Check Out New Features Here" http://appadvice.com/appnn... - TheHenry from Bookmarklet

Where Are All the iPhone 3.0 Push Notification Apps? - TheHenry from Bookmarklet

I don't think there's any plans for push on Gmail - but there is push support for Google Calendars and Contacts. - Ian Betteridge

A frequently updated list of Push Apps - TheHenry from Bookmarklet

I found the app room! I have a funny feeling that I'm going to be spending a lot of time here. - Michael Fidler

push depends on email provider - .mac allows it but other services like google don't have push available. with mobile me which i use, push is available for calendars. If I make a change on my calendar on my mac it's on my phone within seconds. - Mike Bracco

yeah no problem :) push is something I wish was available across all my accounts. It works great for contacts and calendars if you have mobileme though. - Mike Bracco

iPhone 3.0 OS first thoughts from users perspectives - TheHenry from Bookmarklet

Sounds good! I really love 3.0 - apptacious

"★ Free only during a limited introductory period! ★ Hey Where Are You, or HeyWAY, is a new location service that lets you keep track of where friends, family and colleagues are. Send alerts with your current location to your followers, or send "Hey, Where Are You?" alerts requesting their location. Because HeyWAY uses Apple's brand new Push Notification Service, your alerts are delivered even when the application is not running." - browneyes from Bookmarklet

WWDC’09 Fails- AT&T - TheHenry from Bookmarklet

Tap Tap Revenge (2.6) - Patrick Jordan

There's one called HeyWAY. It's a location based where are you type app. Looks good. - Keith Bennett from BuddyFeed

not me - although had some apps update the past couple of days - which was probably to become 3.0 compliant before the release - Mike Bracco

about 4 apps updated a few days ago in preperation. Just did the update to 3.0 and it's all good. oh yay! - Tom Parish

I also got a few app updates the other day, they said iPhone 3.0 Tested. Some of them do have push. - TheHenry

iTunes download link http://bit.ly/hAvbv - zsafwan 

That seems likely. - Kevin Fox

yeah, I agree. - TheHenry

Thanks for the head's up Carlos! I posted the linked Dev-Team Blog article here: http://ff.im/41oQI Not surprised at all... but it will now be interesting to see when the first 3G[s] surfaces on an unofficial network. It's nice to know that once I take the sim outta my current 3g to pop it into the new 3g, I can still use my old non-contract phone as a phone. Albeit I shouldn't have to jump through so many hoops, but Cheers to the iPhone Dev Team once again! - Walt Ruppar

"The Seattle area's favorite travel guru, Rick Steves, is releasing a series of new iPhone apps that are designed to help travelers discover the hidden gems of Rome and Paris. The $4.99 app for Paris, for example, includes a drop down audio box that includes narration from Steves as visitors pass by places such as Notre Dame and the Latin Quarter." - andrei_c from Bookmarklet

I think it will mostly be used by existing web apps with an existing infrastructure which only make a new frontend for that service for the iPhone. - Thomas Bøhm

I'm not sure if it will, but from what I remember, don't forget that push requires 2 extra servers (or banks of servers). Apple provide the push to iPhone, but the 3rd party also needs it's own service. It remains to be seen how this will affect the service, but from what I've played with, ie AIM push, it's is very good. The AIM app is a bit crap though. - Keith Bennett from BuddyFeed

What it's like to use the iPhone 3G on Verizon's network - TheHenry from Bookmarklet

What a coincidence - Rodfather

iPhone OS 3.0 may not be available to the masses for a couple days yet, but that's not stopping Tapulous (nor Apple's App Store overlords, apparently) from rolling out a new version of its ridiculously popular Tap Tap Revenge that's fully ready to take advantage of push notifications right here and right now. We've taken the new build for a spin, and in brief, it works as designed -- notification times ranged from near instantaneous to just under a minute. One of our editors here was testing on a cellular connection and the other was on a SIM-less iPhone 3G running just WiFi, so it looks like this setup will work pretty seamlessly regardless of what kind of connection you happen to be enjoying / tolerating / loathing at the moment. - Andrew Trinh from Bookmarklet

Now to play the waiting game until other apps update and enable push notifications. - Andrew Trinh