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macrumors.com - 12/22/2008

iPhone Nano Concept Photo?

— macrumors.com — It seems the "iPhone Nano" is the rumor that is going take the spotlight ahead of this... year's Macworld, and while MacRumors is publishing these photos and rumors, we have some serious doubts about the likelihood of such a device. These doubts are ba... (more) iPhone Nano Concept Photo?

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macrumors.com - 12/22/2008

More Hints of an 'iPhone Nano' from Case Manufacturers

— macrumors.com — iPhone case manufacturer XSKN has labeled a section on their site for the "iPhone Nano". This description... suggests that long running rumors of a miniaturized iPhone could be true. XSKN gained some notoriety earlier this year... (more) More Hints of an 'iPhone Nano' from Case Manufacturers

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gizmodo.com - 1/2/2009

First Silly iPhone App of the Year is Actually Amazingly Cool [IPhone Apps]

— gizmodo.com — I have almost no apps in my iPhone, despite John's excellent roundups and Adam's iPhone games recommendations... . I only have the most useful ones for NYC. iSteam looks like one to install and keep. As you can see in the video, the application adds ... (more) First Silly iPhone App of the Year is Actually Amazingly ...

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Route-me - Open Source mapping library for iPhone
MAKE Magazine: hacks — Route-me is an Open Source (BSD license) mapping library for the iPhone. It's written in native Objective C and can use the OpenStreetMap data layer, among others. If you're an iPhone developer, this gives you an easy way to add high-quality mapping functionality, similar to that of the built in Google Maps client, to your own applications. There's a discussion over on Slashdot of one such application, GPS Mission, which uses the route-me library to create a multiplayer location-based scavenger hunt. This is pretty ...

Route-me - Open Source mapping library for iPhone
MAKE Magazine — Route-me is an Open Source (BSD license) mapping library for the iPhone. It's written in native Objective C and can use the OpenStreetMap data layer, among others. If you're an iPhone developer, this gives you an easy way to add high-quality mapping functionality, similar to that of the built in Google Maps client, to your own applications. There's a discussion over on Slashdot of one such application, GPS Mission, which uses the route-me library to create a multiplayer location-based scavenger hunt. This is pretty ...