Apple and HarperCollins have launched a web 2.0 mobile Web site that is accessible from the iPhone’s Safari Web browser. The publisher is releasing digital excerpts from 14 books that can be read from an Apple iPhone.
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Meebo, a free web-based multi-protocol chat web application has released a version for the Apple iPhone. This marks a turning point for iPhone users where they can now use quite a few chatting sites all rolled into one.
The currently offered chat protocols include AIM, MSN, ICQ, Yahoo, GoolgeTalk and Jabber. The best part of the Meebo site is that it auto-detects the iPhone cellphone and serves up the iPhone-optimized website. This is quite helpful to anyone not wanting to click through several areas on a site to get to the iPhone URL.
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Apple’s iPhone and the Facebook website, two of the most hyped technology products of the year, have joined forces. As a result, Facebook the widely popular web 2.0 app is now viewable on the Apple iPhone cellphone with its own login. Netvibes, released its own iPhone website this week which is also quite usable.
Bloggers on the Internet have said that the FaceBook iPhone site is the gold standard for iPhone customized pages. The site uses javascript for page refreshes. While navigating the site some lag is experienced which is a problem of the iPhone.
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Bringing a product or service to the market place first is usually the winner, but sometimes companies take a little while longer to come out with a much better product. Case and point, the iPhone by Apple and now Shape Services is doing the same by releasing a still BETA Skype VoIP calling service.
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During the recent Apple summer Mac product press conference, a new feature appeared on Apple iPhone’s everywhere. The new feature seems like it was a scheduled part of the iPhone 1.0.1 upgrade. There are some reports that the new function could also have been an over-the-air release.
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iPhone users are now able to access their medical records with MedeFile’s MedeMobile service. MedeFile’s core business is Electronic Medical Record (EMR) management. They offer a subscription-based service to access your own medical records, whenever you may need them.
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