BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Wed April 04th, 2012
On April 20, a fifth U.S. carrier will begin selling the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4. nTelos, a regional carrier that provides service in Virginia and West Virginia, and in parts of Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky, and North Carolina, today announced it would start selling Apple’s handset in two weeks.
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BY Mathieu Hendey on Mon August 01st, 2011
iOS 3.0 brought P2P gaming to iOS, letting you play against your friends over Bluetooth or WiFi. Here are some of the best apps that take advantage of that capability.
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BY Joe White on Fri April 01st, 2011
PairShare is a relatively new iOS app that allows users to wirelessly share music over Bluetooth. Currently, the app is available to download for free - however, a recurring pop up means users are going to want to pay $2.99 via an in app purchase to disable the message, if they want to actually use the app.
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BY Scott Grizzle on Fri August 27th, 2010
While the "HP iPrint Photo" was originally created to simply print photos wirelessly to HP printers, it has grown into much more.
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BY Scott Grizzle on Tue July 27th, 2010
In some of AT&T's most troubled areas, they have come up with an alternate solution to their problems. AT&T is trying to offload their data traffic to Wi-Fi.
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BY Scott Grizzle on Fri July 02nd, 2010
The capabilities of Apple's iDevices have been expanding. Document viewing and editing have become more common, bringing a growing need for printing capability. Luckily, HP is now offering a simple, inexpensive solution that will do just that.
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BY Scott Grizzle on Fri June 18th, 2010
The iPhone 4 supposedly has an updated WiFi radio, which is advertised to add 802.11N support. However, some wireless aficionados quickly cried foul once they found out the details.
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BY Robb Lewis on Fri May 28th, 2010
Wi-Fi Sync gives you, as you can probably guess, wireless syncing for your iPhone, iPod Touch and your iPad. No more cables, no more hassle. Read on to find out more.
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BY Robb Lewis on Thu April 08th, 2010
iBooks for the iPhone will wirelessly sync, to keep you in your place.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Sun February 14th, 2010
Data consumption hasn't been much of a concern to most iPhone users so far, indeed, most of the US iPhone plans are unlimited. Europeans, on the other hand, have been living in a quite different
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Sat February 06th, 2010
The WiFi login panel, or WiFi splash screen, was introduced by Apple along with iPhone OS 3.0. The idea is that whenever you connect your iPhone to a wireless hot-spot, a web-view pops up so
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu February 04th, 2010
It's called Streetline and it's yet another amazing innovation that will work great on your iPhone. The concept is simple, the startup Streetline placed detectors in every parking spot in the SF port area and connected
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed February 03rd, 2010
In his post "Message from the iPad: Heavy Traffic Ahead" on FCC's Broadband.gov blog, Phil Bellaria is sharing with us this week his concern about the launch of the iPad. As you know, the iPad's
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BY Tyler Tschida on Thu November 12th, 2009
AppAdvice's Applists are back by popular demand! Well, they never really were gone, but we will be launching brand new ones every Tuesday and Thursday, so keep your eyes peeled because we will be announcing
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Sun October 18th, 2009
You're probably familiar with this Pop-up. It might make you think "why don't I use this open Wifi, it's faster than 3G and I'm saving on my Data plan". Well, you might want to reconsider.
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BY Eric Norwood on Fri October 09th, 2009
A new report by the Yankee Group, an independent technology research firm in Boston, Massachusetts, says that it takes seventeen months into the two-year iPhone service contract for AT&T to recover its expenses. The report
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BY Eric Norwood on Tue October 06th, 2009
Today marks an important event in iPhone history: VoIP apps are finally allowed access to AT&T's wireless network. The days of Internet calls being restricted to Wi-Fi are over, and iPhone users and developers are
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BY Tyler Tschida on Sat May 23rd, 2009
iPhone users have long been able to download video podcasts wirelessly from the iTunes Store, but a few screenshots have surfaced from an anonymous user that may indicate Apple is currently working on allowing wireless
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