Developer Earns Nearly $1,400 in One Day With iAds

App Store developer Jason Ting has released data on iAd revenue from the first day of sales for a “utility app” that was released just yesterday, clocking in nearly $1,400 in revenue on an astounding “eCPM” of nearly $150. The data appears to be from Ting’s LED Light for iPhone 4 Free , which was part of a series of apps approved by Apple yesterday that can control the iPhone 4’s LED camera flash on the rear of the device for use as a flashlight. Ting’s application is available in both a paid version and the iAd-supported version for which he has provided data. CPM, which stands for “cost per mille” (”mille” = “thousand” in Latin), is a commonly-used metric in advertising used to benchmark the relative cost of ads per thousand “impressions”, or times the ad is loaded

YouTube Revamps Site for iPhone and Other Mobile Devices

YouTube has announced that it has revamped its mobile YouTube site to support a complete YouTube browsing experience on modern mobile phones, including the iPhone. Of the changes to http://m.youtube.com, YouTube notes: – It’s really fast. – The user interface incorporates larger, more touch-friendly elements, making it easier to access videos on the go. – It incorporates the features and functionality you’ve come to expect from the .com site, like search query suggestions, the options to create playlists, the ability to designate “favorite,” “like” or “unlike” videos directly from your device.

Page 2: Fashion Photo Shoot Conducted Using iPhone 3GS

Note: This is a Page 2 News Item Fstoppers posts an in-depth look at a recent fashion photo shoot conducted by fashion photographer Lee Morris using only an iPhone 3GS for the camera work. While the photos were processed in Photoshop, Morris notes that photos taken with professional-level cameras would be subjected to the same treatment. Post-processing, many observers have been pleasantly surprised at the quality of the images

AT&T Blames Recent iPhone Upload Speed Issues on Software Defect, Fix Under Development

Yesterday, we reported that a number of iPhone 4 users around the United States have been experiencing severely crippled upload speeds on AT&T’s 3G network since the holiday weekend. At the time it was unclear whether the issue, which limited upload speeds in many markets to 100 kbps, was an intentional cap placed by AT&T or if there was some sort of network issue or maintenance operation causing the slowdown. AT&T has finally responded with an official statement acknowledging that the slowdown is due to a software defect in Alcatel-Lucent equipment affecting users in certain markets under certain conditions

Early iPhone 4 Cases Show Mixed Quality

iPhone cases have always been a very popular accessory amongst readers, but has gained even more attention with the iPhone 4 as it can help alleviate some of signal issues you might encounter. Our iPhone accessories forum has been active with photos and user reviews of the current options.

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