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Today in iOS Podcast - The Unofficial iOS, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch News and iPhone Apps Podcast

Rob @ podCast411

Tech News, News, Technology

4.4 • 616 Ratings

🗓️ 13 August 2009

⏱️ 30 minutes

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This is Episode 91 of the Today in iPhone Podcast, please visit www.todayiniphone.com. Links Mentioned in this Episode:Mac Rumors - Apple Enables Promo Codes for iPhone Apps Rated 17+Gadgetvenue - iPhone Document ScannerABC News - New Application brings iPhone into the BedroomApple - Jailbreaking is source of instability and disruptions of serviceTextPlus powered by GogilMac News - If Apple's Tablet is a train wreck we will never see itPC World - iPhone 3.0.1 update Patches SMS FlawWashingtonpost.com - Apple AT&T questioned about Google Voice rejectioniPhone Club - How to make your iPhone look like a Palm PreWashintonpost.com - Why the FCC wants to smash open the iPhoneFast Company - Seven more reasons to ditch your iPhoneApple - About the security content of iPhone OS 3.0.1USPTO - Apple Trademark of the name TabletmacDailyTech - Apple tries to silence owner of fiery iPodExploding iPod - Apple denies sending gagging orderBusiness Insisder - Why a Netflix streaming iPhone App could happenEndgadget - Apple phasing out iPhone 3G Boy Genius Report - Apple iTunes 9 details app organizationCrunchgear - Rogers confirms inexplicable 8GB iPhone 3GS - NotMarco.org - Planet CalacanisYoutube - App Management in iTunes Concept VideoComputerworld Blogs - Tablet is 10 inch iPhone Podcasting News - Five Reasons the Apple Tablet will RockWired.com - Dear Tablet NaysayersTechtree.com - iPhone OS 3.1 update points to iProdFortune - Apples $1.2 Billion Tablet Computereweek - Apple Tablet could shake up netbook marketMy App Store Frustation - Today in iPhoneApps and Software Mentioned in this Episode:FolderbuddyPassionTextPlusTii Podcast App Bonus Tip:Playing Audio in the Background

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0:00.0	Today in iPhone, item number 91, August 12th, 2009.
0:05.0	This time it's personal.
0:11.0	Welcome to today in iPhone.
0:15.0	I like it a lot.
0:16.0	Today in iPhone.
0:18.0	Hey, go away!
0:20.0	Oh yeah.
0:21.9	Zoom was getting some traction, then Steve Jobs goes to Macworld, and he pulls out this iPhone.
0:28.3	Today's episode is brought to you by Audible.
0:30.6	Visit audiblepodcast.com forward slash today and iPhone for your free audiobook download.
0:37.0	Welcome to the show. I'm your host Rob, and this is the Today and iPhone podcast.
0:41.5	We've got a bunch of news to go over. It's been two weeks since the last episode, as I figured
0:45.6	last week I wasn't going to be able to get one out, but going forward, we'll get back on the
0:49.3	weekly or twice weekly is the goal process. So today's episode, though, is going to be heavily on the news
0:56.4	side. Not as much feedback. Maybe almost no feedback for this one. We'll get that on the next
1:02.3	episode. I've got to do some cleanup with the feedback. But let's go ahead and get started with the
1:06.3	news. We talked previously about Apple turning off promo codes for 17 plus rated apps, which makes sense
1:13.2	as they have forced so many apps into that rating. Not. Well, anyway, someone woke up and changed
1:19.4	this policy, and promo codes are now available again for, well, at least available again
1:24.8	for the time being, for all apps regardless of the rating.
1:28.9	Okay, now speaking of ratings, let me tell you about my iPhone app.
1:33.5	Well, actually, I don't talk about apps on the show if they're not approved,
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