The iPhone User Guide

3G Unrestrictor, a utility to trick iPhones into thinking they’re on Wi-Fi, has been updated to version 2.0.2. 3G Unrestrictor allows you to go around the iPhone’s limitations and restrictions like not being able to use Skype or SlingPlayer while on a mobile internet connection like 3G or EDGE as well as many other things. It allows those things by tricking applications into believing they are on WiFi, even though they are on 3G or EDGE.

Voice recognition finally just hit the App Store with Dragon Dictate. We were actually expecting this from Apple since they even have a patent for it but Nuance communication, the company behind Dragon NaturallySpeaking just did it. It’s a very straightforward but incredibly powerful app. I tried it a couple times and even with my extremely weird accent it still worked decently. It then lets you send your text to the clipboard to use it in any app or directly put it in an email.

Dragon Dictate is free for a limited time only so jump on to your local iTunes store and grab it!

USBFever has released iHandstick, a iPhone holster with handlebars making game play smoother.

Features:

• Light weight: 98g
• Easy installation
• A friendly handheld grip for your iPhone 3G / 3Gs / iPod Touch 2nd / iPod Touch 3rd when you gaming.
• Good Hand feel Suitable for: iPhone 3G / iPhone 3Gs - iPod Touch 2nd Gen / 3rd Gen Package Contents: - iHandstick for iPhone 3G / 3Gs / iPod Touch 2 Gen / 3rd Gen x 1
• You can order the iHandstick using this link for US$16.99.

The Flickr app for iPhone and iPod touch has been updated to support the uploading of multiple photos and videos at the same time. Share your photos. Watch the world. Flickr for the iPhone enables photo-sharing on the go - from your phone, to the world.

What’s New In This Version

• You can now upload multiple photos and videos at a time
• You can now edit titles, descriptions, sets, tags, and privacy controls for your photos and videos.
• Flickr is available free from the App Store.

The trailer description reads, “What has been deemed impossible, is being done by a 14 year old developer. Impossible is nothing.” 3G4 is the first native Nintendo 64 emulator for the iPhone 3GS and the iPod Touch 3G. What was started as a small experiment has turned into an insane breakthrough achievement for young developers today. 3G4 uses stunning control and ROM interpretation that you almost think you are streaming from your TV. The beta apparently, “seems to run freaking flawlessly. The only problems i’m running into is duplicate button registers, delay of presses, and crashes when heavy gameplay occurs. “

AT&T have release Mark the Spot which enables you to give feedback to AT&T using your iPhone GPS to tell them where your calls drop out or you have poor signal… Hopefully if enough people use this app, it will help AT&T bring a better service to its customers.

“Multimedia retailer” (whatever that means) QVC is “going iPhone.” The dedicated application is designed to enable iPhone and iPod Touch users to shop QVC anywhere. You can view the “Today’s Special Value” and “One Time Only Value” offers, as well as shop for QVC’s live show through the “Current Item On-Air” and “Items Recently On-Air” features.

All this (content purchases) is conducted in a fast, seamless manner, using “Speed Buy” feature. But QVC app’s feature set doesn’t stop there. The “sharing element” is built inside, hence you can share products via e-mail with friends, or remind yourself about some particular item to check it out again at some later date. Search capability is also on board, which is a must-have when you have about 95,000 items to choose from, like QVC does. Finally, each item has its own image (or more), along with general information, sizing and color swatches.

[via intomobile]