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 The first thing to remember about Apple’s iPhone 3.0 special event, announced last Thursday and scheduled for Tuesday at 1 p.m. ET (10 a.m PT), is that it has been billed as “an advance preview.” The company is holding the event for journalists at its Cupertino, Calif., headquarters to introduce the third generation of the iPhone...
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 In anticipation of Apple's 3.0 iPhone software announcement tomorrow, Kevin Rose, founder of Digg.com, revealed some details on the new features expected in the next iteration of iPhone's operating system. Among Rose's mentionable tidbits is that copy and paste should finally arrive, and he even offered a believable explanation, a clip...
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 Although we are still one day away from Apple’s official announcement on the iPhone 3.0, rumors kept rolling. Digg founder Kevin Rose said during the South by Southwest festival held in Austin, Texas, that he had confirmation of one particular feature in the update, namely the copy-paste ability.According to him, users will be able to...
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 Mozilla has announced this week the availability of Firefox 3.1 Beta 3, and with it also came the announcement that Firefox 3.1 may even become Firefox 3.5. But first things first, Firefox 3.1 comes with several new features and improvements to performance, web compatibility and speed. The Private Browsing Mode now includes the ability...
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 After several delays due to show-stopping bugs in its new JavaScript engine TraceMonkey, Firefox released the third beta version of Firefox 3.1, aka Shiretoko. Starting Thursday, the last beta before the version number changes to 3.5 was released to developers and testers for evaluation and feedback.The third beta offers improved...
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 Apple is planning a launch event for the new iPhone 3.0 software as soon as next week, and has already handed out the invitations. According to the company, the event will take place on Tuesday, and will give attendees a sneak peek at what the new piece of software has to offer. The event is scheduled to take place at Apple’s Town Hall...
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 Apple on Thursday announced plans to preview the latest version of its iPhone software, OS 3.0, on March 17th. The company plans to hold one of its trademark special events Tuesday at its headquarters in Cupertino, Calif., to show off "an advance preview of what we're building" for the iPhone 3.0 software release, according to...
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 A new version of Apple's iPhone software will be previewed at a special event set to be held on Tuesday, March 17 at the Apple Town Hall.The invitation for next week's even, which comes just over a year after the company released the original SDK at the iPhone 2.0 software event, was sent out to journalists today. While few details are...
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 I guess this comes no longer as a surprise for anyone: Apple has closed its doors for yet another iPhone application. The Twitter app was rejected for too much swearing apparently, but this is where I don’t get it: it’s not the app that’s swearing, it’s the people who use it. So, basically, Apple reserves the right to choose what people...
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 The iPhone and iPod touch users are getting a new application today with the introduction of American Idol Season 8. The app intends to follow the song-contest participants on their way to being named American Idol, by offering exclusive multimedia content and constant updates.“American Idol is one of the premiere entertainment brands...
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