iPhoneThemeGenerator makes iPhone customization a snap

Here’s a neat service for those iPhone owners who wants to make their beloved handset look just the way they like it, without all the hassle of making a theme. The web site called iPhoneThemeGenerator makes the whole process as seamless as possible. You can choose pictures from the site’s gallery or upload your own. A similar procedure is used for other elements of the theme.

As a result, when you finally made all the changes, you can download a theme file and apply it to your iPhone. Naturally, a jailbroken device is required, but with all the tools available that shouldn’t be a problem, right?



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Google Mobile App for iPhone Coming on Monday?



Google has been working on a new voice-recognition search app for the iPhone (Google Mobile App) for some time now. Rumor had it that the new app would have launched this past Friday, but sometime on Friday Google found out that Apple wouldn’t be pushing it out… despite getting the thumbs up for Friday earlier in the week. When it didn’t appear in the App Store, some questions were raised.

The good news for Google and all that were eagerly awaiting this app, is it will likely become available come Monday. This news comes from a source with insider knowledge of the situation (according to a report at TechCrunch). Google has apparently had little contact with Apple during this period, and have been getting updates on the situation via the iPhone developer tool which has had a status of ‘in review’ for the last few days.

Lets hope the rumors are true and this new app makes an appearance in the App Store on Monday. I can’t wait to try it out. In the meantime make sure you check out the video I’ve posted above which gives you a great overview of the new Google Mobile App for the iPhone.

Note: Kudos to Google for the decision to launch this new App on the iPhone. They had the choice of launching on the iPhone or their own Android device, yet they decided to embrace the iPhone and launch in the App Store. Surely pushing out the app for Android would have boosted Android G1 sales, but they opted for what is best for the user at this point in time.

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Apple sued again for iPhone 3G network woes, iPhone 3G case cracks

The iPhone 3G isn’t just a media magnet, it’s also a lawsuit magnet. Apple has been hit with more lawsuits regarding its market-smashing iPhone 3G than has any other smartphone manufacturer on the planet. The latest lawsuit against the Cupertino-based Apple cites the iPhone 3G’s failure to live up to Apple’s claims that the iPhone 3G is “twice as fast” as the original iPhone. This time around, the lawsuit also cites that Apple is ignoring reports of users finding cracks in their iPhone 3G casing.

The lawsuit, filed in New York district court by Nassau County resident Avi Koschitzki, charges Apple and AT&T of misleading potential customers as to the speed of the iPhone 3G internet connection. The issue at hand is Apple’s knowledge of, and AT&T’s failure to address network insufficiencies that force iPhone 3G users to surf the web at EDGE data speeds, even in areas that should have more than adequate 3G support.

“Based upon information and belief the 3G iPhones demand too much power from the 3G bandwidths and the AT&T infrastructure is insufficient to handle this overwhelming 3G signal based on the high volume of 3G iPhones it and Apple have sold.”

And, as a first for lawsuits filed against the iPhone 3G maker, Koschitzki claims that Apple has filed to act on reports that hairline and more pronounced cracks are starting to affect the iPhone 3G.

“Although Apple was and is aware that the iPhones were and are defective, and that consumers have experienced repeated instances of cracked housing, Apple has nevertheless allowed the defectively designed iPhones to be sold to the public.”

Koschitzki is seeking class-action status for the lawsuit, which may give iPhone 3G users with cracked cases the option to demand compensation for defective iPhone 3G’s.
 

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‘Hill Billy’ Bringing First-Person Shooter Action to the iPhone



A new and exciting first-person shooter is currently in development for the iPhone. It’s called Hill Billy, and I’ve got to say the game looks pretty darn cool.

As you can see for yourself in the video above, the game looks ultra-smooth. No bumps or lags in gameplay as far as I can tell… The Mahatma graphics engine used here supports full normal mapping lighting for some truly outstanding results. The accelerometer controls your movement within the game, and it actually looks not so bad at all, very appropriate for this application. Accelerometer controls sometimes aren’t a huge hit with me… Totally depends on the game, but it looks like this one is a winner.

The one thing that puzzled me was the carrot you’ll see near the end of the video (around the 1:00 mark). Either that’s a plain old carrot, or one of the most useless weapons I’ve ever seen

Hill Billy looks like tons-o-fun. Can’t wait for Hill Billy to hit the App Store!

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