Anybody remember the iPhone 2G on the first day it was launched? Yes that’s right either you don’t remember a thing, or you remember just how simple the iPhone was. There was no app store and a VERY basic OS. One of the major niggles on my first day as an iPhone user was the fact that I could not move my contacts from my SIM card to my phone! A while later when everybody else had got an iPhone and I realised we couldn’t move contacts from iPhone to iPhone!

Ah the good old days! However as time has progressed so has the iPhone, with many applications now available to sync contacts with other users. Now we have a new one.

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Meebo is a service that allows you to connect to multiple social networking and messaging accounts at once. This means you can browse FaceBook, twit away on twitter and also chat to people on AIM/MSN/Yahoo etc.

Every service in one App

The people at Meebo have now released an app for iPhone users, tagged as “the one app to rule them all”,  there are some very nice features integrated into Meebo. First and foremost is the support for many services, support for Landscape Mode and the application not only records your chat history but lets you search through it at any time!

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http://www.macrumors.com/iphone/2010/02/15/meebo-brings-dedicated-app-to-iphone/

Over the last few weeks, Apple have been reviewing and more recently removing applications with overtly sexual content. The well known application iBoobs was removed from the App store. It has been downloaded many times by many people and made $260,000 in it’s time on the App store! The owners of the application were e-mailed about the removal of their application from the App store and Apple told them that the app was removed because of numerous complaints from other users. However it is a point to notice that the application itself comes with no sexual content, users are required to add their own content to the application in order to get it to work.

No Breasts here!

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Opera the popular browser for computers and mobile devices have announced that they will be releasing a version of their browser for the iPhone. The application was demonstrated at the Mobile World Congress and testers claim that it is up to 5x faster than the Apples stock browser Safari.

Mini.... But Powerful!

Just like previous versions of Opera for mobile devices all web pages are routed through Opera servers and adjusted for mobile browsing, not only does this make your browsing experience on your mobile device FAST, it also spares your internet usage allowance due to the web content already having been made mobile friendly.

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http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/17/opera-mini-on-iphone-is-fast-but-why/