Alright. So you have your new iPad . . . . → Read More: A 4.6-Inch iPhone With 4G LTE? I’d Buy That
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Let’s temper our excitement — the FCC is merely considering these proposals at the moment but, if either are adopted, it could permanently change the mobile broadband landscape. First up, the commission is considering reassigning the 2GHz band from MSS (Mobile Satellite Service) to AWS (Advances Wireless Service). If adopted, the new rules would clear the way for Dish to launch its LTE network and enter the 4G market . . . → Read More: FCC weighs Dish 4G network and 700MHz interoperability (updated)  In Insert Coin, we look at an exciting new tech project that requires funding before it can hit production. If you’d like to pitch a project, please send us a tip with “Insert Coin” as the subject line. Granted, claims by the JuiceTank’s creators that their product is “the first ever iPhone charger and case in one” may be a bit overblown, but its design is certainly novel enough to make us give it a second look. . . . → Read More: Insert Coin: JuiceTank is a two-pronged iPhone case  Sparrow’s made a name for itself over on the Mac desktop side, and now it’s doing its darnedest to do the same on iOS. The email-client-that-could has launched its long-awaited iPhone edition into the App Store today, with $2.99 netting you a highly polished program that integrates a “pane navigation” concept, a unique threading system and full IMAP support . . . → Read More: Sparrow for iPhone released: just a POP and Push away from email perfection Nokia N900 will come to Vodafone UK. . . . → Read More: N900, iPhone Killer?  Path is still trying to pave over those privacy cracks, promising that its next update will “hash” the contact data it previously used to suck up without prior warning . Last month, the app was caught with its digital fingers inside users’ address books and while the subsequent (and understandably swift) update allowed users to opt out, the Path devs are still looking to gain privacy certification with TRUSTe. They told The Verge that the next version will still allow contact matching without plucking the precise details at the same time, using a hashing technique that won’t identify the data delivered to the social network app. . . . → Read More: Path vows contact data ‘hashing’ in next update, chases privacy certification  Diabetics will soon be able to manage the condition using their iPhone or iPod touch thanks to a new accessory and app from iBGStar. The device consists of a glucose monitor that attaches to your iPhone or iPod touch via the 30 pin dock connector. The information is then used by the companion app that will soon be available from the App Store. . . . → Read More: iBGStar brings diabetes management to the iPhone and iPod touch  Diabetics will soon be able to manage the condition using their iPhone or iPod touch thanks to a new accessory and app from iBGStar. The device consists of a glucose monitor that attaches to your iPhone or iPod touch via the 30 pin dock connector . . . → Read More: iBGStar brings diabetes management to the iPhone and iPod touch  We’re still not sure how iTether temporarily snuck into the App Store the first time around , but the developers behind that software have returned with a new version that skirts Apple’s guidelines entirely. . . . → Read More: Tether for iPhone returns as an HTML5-powered subscription service (video)  Think the iPhone is popular in the States? . . . → Read More: IDC: iPhone becomes top-selling cellphone in Japan over the Fall quarter, gives Sharp a run for its money |
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