Unfortunately not... It appears that Apple has implemented a security policy that prevents 3rd-party applications from being installed on the iPhone. As such, you are welcome to contact Apple and encourage them to allow 3rd-party applications to run on the iPhone (i.e. including IntelliGolf). Until then, you will be limited to those applications that Apple sells. Another option is to return your iPhone and get an IntelliGolf-compatible smartphone (e.g.

iTunes plays non-DRM’ed MP3 files. iTunes only accepts FairPlay DRM’ed files, just as the Zune only accepts Zune DRM’ed files or a PlaysForSure device only accepts PlaysForSure files. So if DRM bothers you, simply don’t buy from the iTunes Store, you can still get one of those shiny coaster-like objects which can be read by a “laser. See similar questions...

With no player, course, or round information present, the IntelliGolf software requires approximately 185KB's of memory (i.e. very small). Add 10 players, 10 courses, and 5 full rounds and IntelliGolf still only uses 250KB's of memory. By default the IntelliGolf HotSync conduit asks the user if he/she would like to delete specific IntelliGolf records off the PalmPilot prior to moving information down from the PC. See similar questions...

Do users have access to the ‘keypad/keyboard’ during calls to enter data/navigate automated answering system’s menus? (I’d have to expect so, but I don’t believe it was ever demo’d). See similar questions...

It's a VoIP (voice over Internet Protocol) phone that businesses can use to cut the costs of operating an old-school telephone system inside their offices. Oh, sorry. The iPhone that people have been hyperventilating over is a combination iPod, Internet browser and cellular phone unveiled by Apple's CEO, Steve Jobs, at Macworld in January. It's scheduled to go on sale Friday. "Today, Apple is going to reinvent the phone," Jobs said during that keynote address. See similar questions...

I haven’t heard a THING about… “WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DROP IT?!?” I have a feeling this will be a big deal. Obviously, I can’t use my iPhone very heavily for email, if I can’t get that syncing functionality. Otherwise, I’ll be constantly forwarding emails from my iPhone to other email addresses so that I can access them on my MacBook, and I don’t even want to think about that headache. See similar questions...

The US Gov’t does not specify that all cell phones have GPS. The do specify that there must be some method of locating the individual cell phone in the case of 911 emergency calls. Many cell companies use the GPS devices to accomplish this, Cingular does not — I believe they use the triangulation method to determine location. See similar questions...

No, the repair process will clear all data from your iPhone. It is important to sync your iPhone with iTunes to back up your contacts, photos, email account settings, text messages, and more. Apple is not responsible for the loss of information while servicing your iPhone and does not offer any data transfer service. Please do not send any accessories with your iPhone. See similar questions...

Apple's Limited Warranty for iPhone covers your iPhone for one year from the date of original purchase. Apple's Limited Warranty begins on the date that the iPhone was originally purchased. To determine your warranty coverage, enter the serial number of your iPhone in the "About Your Support Coverage" section on the Apple Support site. Apple may need to examine your proof of purchase document to verify your iPhone's warranty status. Note: Warranty starts on the date of purchase. See similar questions...

The iPhone will be released on June 29th and will be available exclusively on AT&T Wireless. Please check with your local Apple Store or AT&T Wireless Store for rates, plans and availability. See similar questions...

Mac OS X v10.4.10 or Windows XP, iTunes 7.3, USB 2.0 port, and a burning desire to fill the emptiness you feel inside with a very expensive gadget instead of spiritual enlightenment. See similar questions...

With its new iPhone, Apple pulled off two masterful feats: creating the machine and creating the buzz around it. Here are the answers to the most frequently asked iPhone questions. Consider them a companion to my review yesterday, which covered the big points like the touch-screen keyboard (adequate with practice), the AT&T Internet network (painfully slow) and the iPhone's overall character (fun, powerful, amazing). Before you dive in, though, a note about the "Does it have...?" questions. See similar questions...

Yes. The IntelliGolf Eagle edition is now shipping for the Blackberry 7100-, 7700-, 8700-, 8800-series, Pearl (8100), and Curve (8300). Please click here to visit the Eagle edition's product description web page. To view screen shots of the IntelliGolf for the Blackberry product, please visit our Quick Start Tour by clicking here. See similar questions...

The reason he said you do not need to have Flash is because Apple could simply make a deal in which they would pay YouTube in exchange for them encoding each video file in h.264 and allowing the iPhone to have a widget/app that accesses the data through an API like it does with Google Maps. See similar questions...

Visit our iPhone support site for helpful troubleshooting information. If you have reviewed the articles on the website and you're still not sure whether your iPhone requires service, you can contact Apple technical support or take your iPhone to your local Apple retail store for diagnosis. Note: There may be a fee for diagnostic service. See similar questions...

ANY CONDITION! We accept iPods, Cell Phones, iPhones, and Game Consoles NEW, USED, BROKEN, Old and Damaged. We will accept your Dead, Water Damaged, Weird, Smashed, Burned, Cracked, LCD Damaged, Hard Drive Broken, Sad Face, Folder Icon, Ports Damaged, USB Plug Broken, No Sound, No Picture, Old or Depleted Battery, Opened, or any other type of damage or combination of damage possible. Also, if you have no idea what is wrong with your electronic device, we will take that too. See similar questions...