waterproof MP3 players currently available on the market the fact is that, if you already own an MP3 player, and it just happens to be a 3rd generation Nano, the chances are that purchasing a separate player just for use around (or in) water is probably not something you’d consider – but, thanks to this iN3 H2O Waterproof 3rd Gen iPod Nano case you and your faithful Nano need not be separated as you take to the shower or the sea.

The first real, official synthesizer for the iphone is going to be released in about 2 weeks.  Here’s a first look, with video included.  This really cool full-featured synth uses the accelerometer, multitouch, and is a great little synth regardless of its platform.  A must-see for audio or iphone fanboys!

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iPhone features rich HTML email and Safari — the most advanced web browser ever on a portable device. iPhone automatically syncs bookmarks from your Mac or PC. For convenient searching, Google and Yahoo! are built right in. And iPhone multitasks, so you can make a phone call while emailing a photo or surfing the web over a Wi-Fi connection.

It is planed by Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) to offer software for the ipone, saying in a recent interview that developers are considering a variety of possibilities that include offering Office functionality on Apple’s smart phone. Microsoft’s focus on the iPhone stems from Apple’s release of a software development kit this month. The iPhone SDK, released in beta, gives developers access to the same tools Apple developers use for building applications that run on the iPhone’s Max OS X-based operating system. In an interview with Fortune magazine, published online Tuesday, Tom Gibbons, corporate VP of Microsoft’s Specialized Devices and Applications Group, said the software maker was looking closely at the SDK and considering its options.

Last week, Apple company announced that they are going to enter into the mobile-game business. The company, estimates that it will sell about 10 million iPhones by the end of 2008. But same pace of growth at other manufacturers’ end i.e. Nokia with N82 and latest developments in Blackberry, Apple’s iPhone will have to face too many challenges. So the company is trying to make it easier for third-party developers to make cool stuff for the sleek, sexy devices. It means, that the more cool stuff the more phones will be sold. And there is nothing coolset than mobile phone games.

This is the tale of Mike Beauchamp of Kansas. It’s reported that he rested his Lovebrick on the trunk of his car and didn’t remember it until he’d been driving on the highway a good 15 minutes. Returning to the scene of the boo-boo, he got back just in time to see his phone get run over by an 18-wheel truck barreling along at full speed, but to his surprise, it was all well with full functions.

Yes, there were some scratches on the device, but its functionality didn’t get disturbed at all. Amazing!

T-Mobile will sell an unlocked version of Apple’s popular iPhone in Germany while it fights a legal challenge from rival Vodafone, the company said last week. ~ PC World News

Happened to have a glance at this news today, and wondering, who will have the major hold in the market by the end of 2008. Will iPhone be able to have deep roots in there while Vodafone has a developed infrastructure along with a huge number of subscribers.

While browsing latest news about Apple iPhone, I’ve come across something not new. This is not new because the increased production aiming to generate more revenues has always been the ultimate strategy by big shots like Apple. The thing that made me to think was the consumption in fact, i.e. so many people with iPhone!

The story I’ve read can be found here , I’m just quoting a part of it here, i.e. related to my theme.

Apple’s iPhone is a multimedia and internet-enabled wireless device that was launched earlier this year in the US, and this month in Europe. The company is in talks to take it to China too. Merrill Lynch reported that Apple would only be shipping 4 million iPhones this year, but 12 million units will be shipped in 2008.

The company, according to sources, is talking to both telecom service providers and retailers, to bring the device to India. HCL Infosystems and Wipro Technologies were also reported to be close to becoming Indian distributors of the iPhone. Reliance Retail, which already has an electronics retail venture Reliance Digital, also figured in the list of potential partners.

The article was about the impact of iPhone on Indian Economy. Not sure whether it’ll have any sort of effect on Pakistani Economy as well or not. Well, let’s see what happens!

Apple iPhone where it got a red carpet treatment on its launch not only in a particular market, but world wide, does have some technical drawbacks. That’s not the problem with iPhone only in fact, instead everything as it’s not 100% perfect has some drawbacks.

While just exploring iiPhone is reliable or not that found some technical drawbacks of Apple iPhone, don’t know the exact level, but it weighs.