Endgadget announced today that the Blackberry Curve 8300 beat IPhone in sales today. The 3g iPhone is second place and two other Blackberry phones come in at 3rd and 4th, Storm and Pearl.
Other Blackberry news is that the new Blackberry Curve 8900 will finally be coming to AT&T stores. I guess they had them at T-Mobile first.
If you do have a Blackberry, you may want to find out about Blackberry Apworld, which is akin to the iPhone app store.
Recipes in the palm of your hand are now easier than ever. A new iPhone app by Epicurious lets you use your 3G iPhone or other iPhone as an electronic cookbook. This app is available at iTunes for sale and it has around 25,000 recipes from various notable cooking sources such as Bon Appétit, Gourmet, SELF, Cookie, and Parade.
Yes, there are other cooking apps available besides this one, but this one has a functionality that is highly rated. It creates a checklist of ingredients that you can check off as you cook. And the transfer between calls and cookbook is very seamless.
The app also has pictures of what the recipe should look like when you are done…always helpful.
There is an article in NY Times that says the Google Phone is due to be released next month, Oct. 2008. Apparently Google has made a deal with T-mobile to launch the phones that will use Android Software by Google to give free internet access to users, supported by Google ads.
The actual Google phone is being made by HTC. More details about the phone such as price will be revealed at the end of September.
This phone is expected to rival the 3G iPhone in popularity.