Thanks in large part to AT&T, your iPhones are about to become more than just a regular handheld.

The telecommunications giant is set to release the AT&T Navigator application on the iPhone, which would, in effect, provide users their very own GPS system – all from the comforts of their iPhone.

The AT&T Navigator is the fastest and most efficient way you can get to your destinations without spending an inordinate amount of your hard-earned cash on a separate GPS system.

The Navigator also supplies a plethora of different features, which includes searching for the closest coffee shops, ATM machines, Wi-Fi hotspots, and gas stations with the lowest gas prices.

The Navigator is unique for its voice-capable, three-dimensional screen that checks all the turn-by-turn directions and at the same time, automatically updates the vicinity you are in so you can skip out on all the congested areas and get to your destination as fast as possible.

Never before has a navigation system been as cheap and as accessible as the AT&T Navigator. For only $10 a month, you’re guaranteed that you’ll never get lost out on the roads again.

AT&T introduces Navigation application for the iPhone originally appeared on topspeed.com on Friday, 3 July 2009 10:00 EST.

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Most of us won’t admit it but the one of the main arguments we have in buying an iPhone is due to the innumerable number of applications we can store in them – most specifically on game applications that we spend countless of hours playing whenever the mood strikes us. As such, we’re always on the lookout for the next iPhone game we can hang our hats on be addicted to it.

So when a revolutionary new racing game is being brewed up for the iPhone, we stand up and take attention. Word around the block is being said about a new technology in our iPhone gameplay that allows us to link the game Firemint Real Racing to Youtube courtesy of automatic video captures, which are recorded and uploaded on YouTube for the entire world to see. Talk about putting your best foot forward, huh?

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New iPhone game brings video game racing to a new dimension originally appeared on topspeed.com on Friday, 19 June 2009 15:30 EST.

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If you happen to be one of those iPhone users that enjoy your Pocket Hercules of a mobile phone, yet still feel that you’re not getting the most out of it, then here’s news from the grapevine that will surely pique your curiosity.

Word around the 2009 WWDC is that there are a couple of new and extremely useful applications for the iPhone that has a lot of people buzzing with anticipation: the Tom Tom and the Zipcar

The first application is actually something a lot of iPhone users have been clamoring for a long time. It’s a new and ground-breaking app from Tom Tom that will turn your iPhone into your own personal navigation system. Despite having the appropriate hardware to allow this feature, the iPhone has never actually had a GPS application system. Although there hasn’t been a price tag attached to the Tom Tom, it is expected to hit the market soon and in doing so, finally giving iPhone users the navigation system it has long wanted.

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GPS application set to be released for the iPhone originally appeared on topspeed.com on Wednesday, 10 June 2009 09:00 EST.

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The sky is still blue for whiz kids who spend countless hours in their basement playing hackers. Geoge Hotz hit the jackpot when he delivered an unlocked the Apple Iphone to Certicellusa.

Wiz Kid trades unlocked Iphone for a nissan 350Z originally appeared on topspeed.com on Tuesday, 28 August 2007 12:23 EST.

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