Apple has released the new iPhone firmware 1.01 with many things hidden under the hood. Many of these features are not noticed by most users. Most of them are security fixes for Safari. There are other changes in the firmware which hints at features yet to come. Some of these changes are highlighted in green above.
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On Wednesday, Boingo Wireless announced that it is giving free Wi-Fi access on its network during August. The free access is limited to 13 major airports in the US and Canada. The airports that have the free access are:
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The Apple iPhone firmware1.0.1 is available now through iTunes. It is mentioned on the software update window in iTunes that it specifically has bug fixes. The most important item this update takes care of is the Safari security breach that was discovered in the first part of last month. The security hack allowed the iPhone to be taken control of when a user visited a malicious Web page. Unfortunately, this update does not install MMS or multimedia messaging software, chat software or flash mobile.
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As of the 29th of July the people over at #iphone IRC channel have created the first known 3rd party application for the iPhone. It just so happens that it is an unauthorized program. It is a simple program which displays the message, “Hello World” and nothing else.
They have also released the source code for this program. The binary is available to download and has the community-built toolchain with UIKit. Not much is known of what the source code can do.
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If you have been wanting to use custom ringtones or switch around the application icons on the screen, the newly released 2.0 version of iFuntastic is for you. As not having tested this myself, you will be on your own. By what other users have been saying, this version is more compatible with the iPhone and has a nicer interface.
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On Friday the 27th of July 2007, Parliant released its PhoneValet Anywhere service for the Apple iPhone. Users of the PhoneValet Message Center 5 can upgrade their server for $59.95, to add the new unlimited user version or upgrade for free if you already use PhoneValet Anywhere.
The PhoneValet Message Center is a telephony system designed for the Macintosh and small business. A phone line connected to a Mac turns it into an entire automated phone center along with interactive voice prompts. It integrates caller id which routes them to the right user, includes voicemail, transfers people to outside numbers, records calls and manages call logs, along with providing the caller an auto-dialing option.
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