I haven’t covered much of the *amazing* iPhone launch simply because I am not getting an iPhone, I can’t afford the price tag for the contract, and many other sites always seem to be quicker at getting their news out quicker than me. Anyway, I was stumbling my way around the Internet and I came across a rather cool picture of the time line of the iPhone. I though I might share it with you.
What seems like an age, I mentioned the really cool discounted software pack from MacUpdate. Offering lots of software for only $64.99. I also mentioned that both Sounds Studio, Banner Zest and Parallels were locked down. Well this is a piece of good news. It seems that Parallels, one of the best piece of Operating System virtualization software has been released and is available for download.
I use iCal a lot, I mean a lot. I use it for reminders, tasks, to-dos and pretty much anything in between, every little task that has to be done will usually end up on iCal. As a result a lot of time will be spent doing tasks. It can be interesting in how long these tasks take. Thats why TimeTable was born.
One of my favourite applications has had a new update. Tidy Up!, now on to version 1.3.4 it boasts a couple of new enhancements. Tidy Up! is designed to be your one stop shop for finding and managing duplicate files and folders on your hard drive. It is designed to search your hard drive through a few specific terms and present them to you in a very easy to use and intuitive interface. You can then take action and easily clean up on disk space.
Its big news on the Apple iPhone front this week as they have released there SDK for the iPhone, which means developers and noobs like me can make native applications. Earlier I mentioned that you have to pay to receive the SDK. You don’t. Currently at the moment the SDK if free to download and use. You have to pay the fee of $99 if you want it listed in the App Store. Which is great news.
Yesterday Apple has there SDK event for the iPhone/iTouch. Some of it sounds really good and interesting. Spore on the iPhone sounds really cool. If you want to check out the event, head over to Apple and you can watch it as a quick time video. It saves me explaining every thing.
