June 29th, 2009 | 
Author: DOOM Resurrection has been released by Id Software exclusively for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This is the first of it’s kind game for new iPhone 3G S. It takes full advantage of that new chip in the iPhone S giving it phenomenal graphics for a hand-held.
DOOM Resurrection has the same first person shooter that has made the DOOM games classic. The premise of DOOM Resurrection is you are the only survivor on a Mars facility that scientists have lost control of their Top Secret experiment. After your entire Marine unit has been killed, it is your job to defeat Hell’s minions and find out what happened on Mars.
DOOM Resurrection has 8 all new never before seen levels, which include 6 Mars themed levels and 2 Hell themed levels! You get to utilize a large arsenal of weapons including an assault rifle, shotgun, the vicious chainsaw, and many more.
This is truely a 5 STAR game form the iPhone. Don’t worry if you don’t have the new iPhone 3G S, it works with older modles of the iPhone too.
On June 06, 2009 RSA Security, Inc released the much awaited RSA SecurID Software Token for the iPhone. This is a huge step for the iPhone becoming more of an Enterprise device. One of the biggest complaints for the iPhone was you had to carry a RSA hard token with the iPhone to log in to remote systems. I’m glad that the developers at RSA realized that there is a demand for this App. If your company uses RSA SecurID then talk with them about getting the iphone users set up with this new app.
More about RSA…
The RSA SecurID iPhone Application is a two-factor authentication that is based on something you have (an authenticator) and something you know (a PIN). This provides a company with a way to keep their systems very secure from outsiders and hackers. They are an industry leader in creating sensitive security authentications. You can read more about RSA at their website www.rsa.com
Installing the RSA Softtoken on your iPhone with our HTML Converter…
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I got into work this morning and had a few emails from some of my company’s users that read something like this…
I updated my iPhone 3G to the new iPhone 3.0 OS last night and now i can’t get any of my emails. I receive and error “Could not activate cellular data network: You are not subscribed to a cellular data service” Help ME!!!
I first did some checking with our wireless carrier AT&T. The phone lines had the proper data service attached to them. I tried to reset the network connections, that fixed one of the problem iPhones. I still had two more with issues.
I started searching the internet for some answers. The number one thing I found you can try and do is to reset your network connections.
To do this: Settings -> General -> Reset -> Reset Network Settings
The next solution I found was to manually set up the APN settings. This only works if your carrier allow you to change those settings. My company uses AT&T and they do not allow you to change those settings… or maybe it’s an IT policy that we push down to the phones, I’m not to sure. You can check out the solution that I found on the macmend.com site.
I will be troubleshooting this issue throughout the day and let you know what other solutions I come up with.
You guessed it. Google’s developers have been hard at work, because they just released Google Earth (iTunes ) for the iPhone. That amazing program that we have all spent hours playing with, is just a touch away. This version of Google Earth is as ever bit impressive as the desktop application.
Pros
The multi-touch interface makes this application very easy to use and navigate around. It has all the same amazing satellite and aerial imagery as the desktop version. Leave it to Google to integrate the browser into this app which allows you to directly link to Wikipedia article and photos from Panoramio. Plus you can seamlessly jump from the browser back to Google Earth. It also has the ability when you tilt your phone to adjust to the terrain.
Cons
One problem with the tilt function built into Google Earth is if you hand it to someone, it will tilt and move the focus which can get annoying. On a positive note, you can turn the auto-tilt feature off under the settings option. Each time you start the program it will zoom in to the last place you looked at, which wastes unnecessary time. The current version does not have the ability to show street names. It looses functionality points with us on this part.
Outcome
This is probably one of the better Apps we’ve seen in a while. It really shows of the processing power and graphic ability of the iPhone. Google Earth’s iPhone App, is a definite winner in our book.
9.6 out 10
