Newton OS Emulator Running On The iPhone [video] Post from: FSMdotCOM Probably some of you don’t even know about Apple’s original handheld device called Newton. The Newton platform was an early personal digital assistant (PDA) hardware/software and the first tablet platform developed by Apple Computer (now Apple Inc.), the second platform being iOS (previously named iPhone OS), used in the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Development of the Newton platform started in 1987 and officially ended on February 27, 1998. Well, here’s Newton OS on the iPhone using the Einstein MessagePad emulator. If you are interested in the project, you can find the code here …

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RockApp Officially Terminated Post from: FSMdotCOM Almost two weeks ago, we reported that Cydia bought Rock Your Phone , or better said SaurikIT, LLC acquired Rock Your Phone, Inc. Starting today, RockApp is officially terminated, the app will no longer be updated and you cannot login anymore. From now on, we should only expect new Cydia improvements and updates.

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WiCarrier Updated To v1.1.1. Adds Support For iOS4 Post from: FSMdotCOM New day, new update in Cydia: WiCarrier. We talked about this tweak back in May , and today Ryan Petrich updates it to add support for iOS4. WiCarrier replaces the status bars carrier name field with the currently connected WiFi network. That

Woogie: Huggable Speaker For iPhone and iPod Touch [video] Post from: FSMdotCOM Parents tired of telling their children that their iPod or iPhone is “not a toy” (when even the toddler knows the truth) should take a look at this $20 plushy accessory. Part protective case, part interactive children’s toy, the Woogie is a sort of “Tickle Me iPhone” that converts devices into virtually indestructible playmates. Encased in layers of protective padding and large enough that it’ll be hard to misplace, this collaboration by the creators of the Iceberg Reader and Griffin Technology is easy to use and wired for an array of new children’s stories from Iceberg Kids , guaranteeing that kids won’t lose interest in a hurry. Built-in speakers (powered by AA batteries) and arms that prop it up mean that kids can sit back and enjoy the show. See more pics after the jump… [ via coolhunting]

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Napster App For iPhone/iPod/iPad Hits The App Store Post from: FSMdotCOM The legendary service, Napster just dropped an app in the app store. The app is free for all iOS devices but you need a Napster plus Mobile Access subscription, which is $10/month. Some of the things you can do with Napster plus mobile access: Save songs, albums, and playlists to play even when you

It was at the end of August that we reviewed Virtual City Free and found it to be a very enjoyable taste of things to come.

Apple Launched Page Dedicated To Mac And iOS Devices Games Post from: FSMdotCOM Just a quick heads-up: Apple just launched a new page focused on Games. You will find everything from reviews to cheat codes and hardware suggestions. Mac games are presented with screenshot, trailers and much more comprehensive reviews while, iPhone/iPod/iPad games rank accordingly to performance, and they will take you directly to iTunes to download. Check the new page here …

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Chinese Apple fans will be glad to hear that the iPhone 4 will land in their country this week. The device will launch on September 25 . Napster has launched a new iPhone app that is available for free. The app will let the user stream 10 million full-length songs and save them for offline listening and the app will cost $10 monthly after a free trial. Credit Suisse has raised the outlook on AT&T to outperform. This is in part due to one of the firm’s analysts saying that the loss of iPhone exclusivity could be much less of an impact than thought.

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Google Voice has had to travel a rocky road on its way to what we presume is absolute App Store acceptance this time.

An announcement has been made that the iPhone 4 will go on sale in China from this Saturday, the 25th September.