Here’s a great new application I found today. This application developed by Fring which allows you to make free calls anywhere in the world through Skype. It also allows you to connect to different messenger services such as MSN, ICQ, Yahoo, Google Talk, AIM and SIP for use over your VOIP network. The coolest thing that I found about the app is you can make free phone calls from the iPhone to any land line or cell phones by other makers (ie. Nokia, Motorola etc.) The application is very easy to download and install after watching this video. I highly recommend it to every iPhone user as it’s fun, simple and saves you a lot of money!
Gsm Talk
GSM Talk stands for Global System for Mobile Communications Forum.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Monday, April 21, 2008
iTunes All-You-Can-Download Service Coming?
Apple may open up iTunes to buffet-style listening if reports of negotiations with record labels are true.
Apple’s pay-per-song approach to peddling music online through the iTunes store may soon be joined by a new all-you-can-download option based on the purchase of a player, or a subscription fee. According to the Financial Times, Apple is currently in talks with major music labels over the proposed service.
The plan could offer unlimited downloads for a monthly subscription fee, as services like Rhapsody do, or build the cost of downloads into the cost of Apple’s portable devices, as Nokia has done with its “Comes with Music” devices. Nokia’s approach gives portable owners unlimited downloads for one year, and the ability to keep their libraries without paying when the service runs out.
According to unnamed executives cited in the Financial Times, the remaining dispute between record labels and Apple concerns price. Nokia reportedly pays music industry partners $80 per device to offer “Comes with Music,” but Apple will only lay about $20 on the table.
Although subscription models are also a possibility, no details have emerged on what such a service might cost if offered by Apple. Research cited by executives suggests consumers are generally willing to plunk down $7 or $8 per month for it.
Free Mobile Games
Free Mobile Games - Download latest mobile contents. Games, logos, wallpapers, ringtones and software.
Apple’s pay-per-song approach to peddling music online through the iTunes store may soon be joined by a new all-you-can-download option based on the purchase of a player, or a subscription fee. According to the Financial Times, Apple is currently in talks with major music labels over the proposed service.
The plan could offer unlimited downloads for a monthly subscription fee, as services like Rhapsody do, or build the cost of downloads into the cost of Apple’s portable devices, as Nokia has done with its “Comes with Music” devices. Nokia’s approach gives portable owners unlimited downloads for one year, and the ability to keep their libraries without paying when the service runs out.
According to unnamed executives cited in the Financial Times, the remaining dispute between record labels and Apple concerns price. Nokia reportedly pays music industry partners $80 per device to offer “Comes with Music,” but Apple will only lay about $20 on the table.
Although subscription models are also a possibility, no details have emerged on what such a service might cost if offered by Apple. Research cited by executives suggests consumers are generally willing to plunk down $7 or $8 per month for it.
Free Mobile Games
Free Mobile Games - Download latest mobile contents. Games, logos, wallpapers, ringtones and software.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
How to Create Ringtones for Your iPhone With iTunes
Here's a short but sweet "how to" video on how to create ring tones for your iphone from your itunes library.
In addition, keep in mind that the ring tone must be 29 seconds, but you can start the 29 seconds on any portion of the song.
enjoy
In addition, keep in mind that the ring tone must be 29 seconds, but you can start the 29 seconds on any portion of the song.
enjoy
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