My iPhone scratch when I using this silicone case, so who using it needs to clean that silicone regularly.

i clean it very often...dust catcher...

Yea, I clean it also. But outside only ler...
Didn't notice that inside, dust already scratch my iphone.

My iPhone scratch when I using this silicone case, so who using it needs to clean that silicone regularly.

haha..look at the iphone i plan to letting go .. see how i scratch 2 sides on concrete surface.. 

New iPhone applications to appear tonight

Submitted by Andy Space on Thu, 03/06/2008 - 13:57.

We're just hours away from Apple's bells-and-whistles meeting where it will reveal the real deal on iPhone application development, and new information's beginning to trickle through.
Peter Oppenheimer, Apple's chief financial officer, last night told those at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference that the company will talk about the iPhone in the enterprise.
Oppenheimer also noted that the frequency of iPhone unlocking reflects demand for the device, and echoed chief operating officer Tim Cook's comments last week in which Apple revealed it isn't "wedded" to its existing revenue-sharing deal with mobile operators.
"We're off to a great start, but we're learning and we're not wedded to any one particular way to go to market. Our objective is to drive scale and take market share," said Oppenheimer.
MacRumors warns that the iPhone SDK will be available for Mac OS X only and that the software will be made available as an extension of the capabilities of the Xcode development tools shipped with Mac OS X 10.5. This makes sense on account of the OS X system that runs iPhone.
Analysts are beginning to get categorical, too, with many now anticipating Apple will announce support for Microsoft's Active Synch technologies for the iPhone, meaning Entourage support, and the long-expected support for Lotus Notes, may appear tonight.
Finally, whispers reaching 9to5 Mac from various closely-connected sources suggest iPhone users can look forward to "a few more" applications for their devices, perhaps as soon as tonight.
That's despite recent conjecture claiming the iPhone SDK announced tonight will be available as beta software only.

Nav N Go's iGO My Way 8 GPS -- iPhone, iPod touch edition
Posted Mar 6th 2008 4:00AM by Thomas Ricker



Here we go, the first honest to goodness GPS solution for the iPhone. Having already brought the solution to the PSP, Nav N Go have now worked their iGo My Way 8 magic into Apple's touchscreen devices. The prototype on display at CeBIT supports turn by turn directions and location finding via a WiFi key or fob. The WiFi key receives the GPS data and retransmits over WiFi while the fob offers the option to directly attach the unit to the iPhone or iPod Touch's docking port. Expect to hear more about these official 3rd party apps during our coverage of Apple's SDK launch event later today.

Update: Reader Owen S. just noted that Nav N Go is using Gomite's adapters to receive the GPS signal.

can i ask all Sifu some questions:
1)when i upgaded to 1.1.4 by itune and unlocked using ziphone 2.5c with " Do IT All", do i need to install the BSD subsystem and appsupport ??
2)Without install the BSD subsystem after using the ziphone 2.5c, can i just use the Installer /Sourse URL to download 3rd party software like isms ???
Thankssss

any 1.1.4 user knows how to add in custom ringing tones. ?

GOSH.....pls help.

i install swirlyspace then restart my phone. (reboot it) then it hang !!!!
stuck at the APPLE logo.....then till 20 minutes aso cannot work.

anyone can advise me what to do ???

my itunes cannot even read my iphone leh bro.

i aso know can restore but the problem it hang during booting. stuck at apple logo there......

You mean, now hang during restoration ah? or cannot get it to restore?

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Added on March 6, 2008, 11:52 pmAnother thing is... i seem to notice all the iPhones i see
on the internet only shows a small photo of the caller
when there is a call. But why does my phone displays
a fullscreen sized photo of the person calling instead ah?
how to set it ah?

i always thought that is an advantage rather than a dis-