Skype and AOL Messenger have already got some space in the iPhone, and now iPhone users will be able to enjoy every bit of Yahoo Messenger in their phones As Yahoo! Messenger blog announces that iPhone users could send IMs to their friends and family, as it’s going to be added in the iPhone with its loads of features.
iPhone users will find all the usual instant messenger essentials like web links, emoticons, photo sharing in the new app. You wouldn’t find anything different in it, as it’s quite similar to what you have seen in it when using your messenger in your PC, but the nice thing is that you can make the most of it when on move.
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TTN on February 18, 2009
It was, indeed, a significant move when Mobile CDN streamed the NBA All-Star game footage live on the cell phones last week. This first streaming live application from Mobile CDN seems to work on any wireless network Edge, Wi-Fi and 3G phones.
Apple has approved the application for the iPhone and before this it hasn’t allowed officially to access streaming apps with iPhones.
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TTN on February 13, 2009
If you don’t want your iPhone to show all grits and grimes on its perfect, but somewhat old glossy finish, reckon yourself lucky now.
The next-gen of the iPhone is going to get a finish that may help to hide how fond you are for fatty food.
MacRumors says that it has succeeded to get some photos of the iPhone 3G next-gen that seems to have a black matte finish with a robust looking metal casing.
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TTN on February 6, 2009
The ‘New Paper’ reported yesterday, Lim Ding Wen, a 9 year old Singaporean kid writes iPhone application. His iPhone application called ‘Doodle Kids’ has been downloaded for 4,000 times within the last 2 weeks.
At this age when children play and draw objects like fruits and natural scenes to satisfy their pleasure soul, Lim Ding finds atonement in writing applications for Apple’s famous iPhone. The Doodle Kids is an iPhone drawing application meant for children. It allows the children to draw using their finger.
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