Epic Mobile News

Second iPhone Explodes in Brazil

An iPhone owner in Brazil found his phone smoking and emitting sparks, just days after reports of a phone catching fire on a plane in Australia.

Starbucks Mobile Payments in UK from January

The popular coffee conglomerate has decided to bring its mobile based payment service to British shores.

iPhone 4S Battery Problem New Antennagate

iPhone 4S users have taken to web forums in their thousands to complain about substandard battery performance, but Apple is remaining silent on the issue.

ITV opens up its archive to iPhone owners

Owners of Apple's iPhone will now have access to 260 hours of classic ITV programmes via the iTunes store.

Brideshead Revisited is just one of the programmes to be found on iTunes. First screened in 1981, it starred Jeremy Irons, Laurence Olivier and Anthony Andrews - whose character spent much of the series clutching a teddy bear.

Comedy drama series Cold Feet is also likely to be another iTunes favourite. Over 32 episodes it helped launch the careers of James Nesbitt (Tesco ads), Helen Baxendale (Friends) and John Thomson (The Fast Show).

Even more nostalgically there is the 1960s Gerry Anderson puppet drama, Captain Scarlet.

Fans of Inspector Morse will have to wait until later this year to view the programme on their handsets - in the meantime they will have to make do with spin-off series Lewis.

Viewers can download whole series, with prices per episode starting at £1.89.

Unfortunately, current shows will not be put on iTunes, although more recent programmes may become available 30 days after first being aired.

iPhone news posted on 23 April 2008

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