Anyone worried that AT&T was going to charge a price premium for the ability to send picture and/or video messages can breath easy. AT&T recently noted that it won’t charge more to add the feature.

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Looking to snag one of Apple’s new iPhone 3G S devices by Friday? You’re not completely out of luck. Despite some reports to the contrary, the iPhone 3G S pre-order stock is not sold out. You just have to know where to look—and when to act.

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Muli Mobile Ltd today announced the release of FlowerPedia 1.0, their innovative flower identification engine and encyclopedia for iPhone and iPod touch. FlowerPedia presents 1500 flower photos, organised by family and photo rating. View a slideshow of flowers like roses, lilies, orchids, hibiscus, tulips, daisies and many more. FlowerPedia features user ratings, encyclopedic information and a world-first flower identification wizard.

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Like the iPhone 3G, Apple is not going to release the new iPhone 3G S to the entire world at once. Rather, the iPhone 3GS will be released on different dates starting form June 19th. At the WWDC 2009 keynote, Apple announced the 90 countries. That list of countries were flashed quickly so we don’t blame you if you missed your country. Here’s is the list of countries to which iPhone 3GS is going to be launched:

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St. Marein, Austria - toolsfactory software announces the release of rubiTrack 1.6.1, an update to its GPS enabled activity tracking software for the Mac. Utilizing latest Mac UI technologies, rubiTrack lets you display, analyze and organize your runs, bike rides, walks, hikes, skiing tours and all other outdoor activities.

rubiTrack reads tracks from GPS enabled fitness devices like the Garmin Forerunner, Garmin Edge, AMOD GPS Trackers and Nike iPod as well as the iPhone 3G utilizing rubiTrack for iPhone. rubiTrack also imports activities stored in GPX, TCX and other file formats. Activities are easily accessible through dynamic activity groups which automatically categorize by activity type, location, route, date, distance and workout duration.

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Albuquerque, NM / Teaneck, NJ, USA - Renowned Digital Artist and iPhone Developer release iCreated turning iPhone and iPod Touch screens into mobile art Galleries. Andrew C. Stone, CEO and Chief Computer Scientist at Stone Design Corp. has been creating enlightening software on the Mac, and NeXt platforms since 1984, offering many best selling Apps, like “Twitterlator Pro”, “Gesture” and “iGraffiti” for the iTunes App Store.

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With Apple’s WWDC currently going on and the upcoming 3.0 iPhone OS getting closer to release, there are tons of new developers jumping onto the platform. Whether you’re a new developer or have been developing for a while, here are some great free resources for designing and developing your iPhone Apps.

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The surging popularity of the Twitter messaging service has broken at least one Twitter client application and affected another as a part of what is being called “the Twitpocalypse.”

Twitterrific senses the Twitpocalypse and ceases to function.Each message on Twitter is assigned a unique identification number. On Friday evening, the number of tweets exceeded 2,147,483,6471. While that doesn’t seem like a round number, it’s the largest number that can be stored as the data type known as a “signed integer.”

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TomTom’s turn-by-turn direction iPhone application, which was unveiled at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference yesterday, has been met with much enthusiasm. The company’s stock price increased by 17 percent after TomTom co-founder and CTO Peter-Frans Pauwels finished his WWDC presentation, according to The Wall Street Journal.

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Not since Ford released the 5.0 Mustang has anything with a name containing a number ending in point “O” excited so many people like the new iPhone 3.0 firmware. So, while visiting a friend who is a developer, I was lucky to get my hands on an iPhone 3G with the final 3.0 firmware and quickly ran through some of the features I have been waiting for.

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