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  • App Campaigns Ending This Week – 1/16/12

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    Sarah
    16 Jan 2012 | 5:30 pm
    These campaigns are ending this week on appbackr. Check them out before they’re gone! BeUppy App www..appbackr.com/app/BeUppy-App Multiplying Acorns HD – Tasty Math Facts www.appbackr.com/app/Multiplying-Acorns-HD—Tasty-Math-Fact snapFIT www.appbackr.com/app/snapFIT Final Freeway 2: Retro www.appbackr.com/app/Final-Freeway-2:-Retro Farm Mess Pro – No Ads www.appbackr.com/app/Farm-Mess-Pro—No-Ads
  • Free and Discounted Apps for Friday, January 27

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    Sebastien
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:05 pm
    The App Store is filled with hundreds of thousands of apps for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. At iDB we keep an eye on the best apps available to see when they’re available for the best price.These apps are currently available for a great discount, and some of them are even totally free. We recommend jumping on these hot deals while they are available. Act fast before it’s too late!(...)Read the rest of Free and Discounted Apps for Friday, January 27 "Free and Discounted Apps for Friday, January 27" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. Make sure to follow us on Twitter,…
  • How Apple “Acquired” the iPhone Trademark From Cisco

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    Cody
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:40 pm
    Adam Lashinsky’s new book Inside Apple, which was released earlier this week, is full of juicy stories from Apple’s past. Pieces of the book have been popping up on the web over the past two weeks.The latest excerpt we’ve come across, courtesy of our friends over at Cult of Mac, provides some insight on the details surrounding Apple’s “acquisition” of the iPhone trademark from Cisco Systems…(...)Read the rest of How Apple “Acquired” the iPhone Trademark From Cisco "How Apple “Acquired” the iPhone Trademark From Cisco" is an…
  • 2011 Best App Ever winners announced

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    Mike Schramm
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:00 pm
    Jeff Scott of 148 Apps has announced the winners for the Best App Ever for 2011, and you can review at the official site right now. Jetpack Joyride from Halfbrick was the overall winner in the iOS devision (which is a great app, but probably also benefited from actually promoting the Best App Ever vote inside the app itself). There are several other winners across various categories like Most Innovative (Codea), Most Useful (Amazon Mobile) and Best Time Killer (Tiny Wings). Scott tells us that 148 Apps received a record 1.5 million votes this year, which is three times the total of last…
  • Valve Releases Steam Companion App for iPhone

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    Jordan Golson
    26 Jan 2012 | 2:41 pm
    Valve, the company behind the popular gaming platform Steam, has released a new companion app for iPhone called Steam Mobile as a closed beta. The app allows Steam users to view their Steam friends list, see what games their friends are playing, and chat with players in-game. Gamers can also browse -- and apparently purchase, though the app descriptions are a little fuzzy on that point -- the Steam library of titles from the iPhone. However, there is no purchasing of iOS games through the app, something that, aside from the fact that Steam doesn't support any iOS games, Apple would surely…
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  • T-Mobile to Offer Additional Support for iPhone Users on Its Network

    Jordan Golson
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:39 pm
    U.S. carrier T-Mobile has decided to offer "additional support" to customers using the iPhone on its network, reports TmoNews. While T-Mobile doesn't sell the iPhone, it reports that more than 1 million unlocked iPhones are used on its network and the additional support will be useful to T-Mobile's less tech-savvy iPhone users. T-Mobile will support users who have questions about "common procedures, information about feature and specifications and other basic device questions." Most T-Mobile iPhone users are limited to T-Mobile's slower EDGE network due to the iPhone's incompatibility with…
  • Valve Releases Steam Companion App for iPhone

    Jordan Golson
    26 Jan 2012 | 2:41 pm
    Valve, the company behind the popular gaming platform Steam, has released a new companion app for iPhone called Steam Mobile as a closed beta. The app allows Steam users to view their Steam friends list, see what games their friends are playing, and chat with players in-game. Gamers can also browse -- and apparently purchase, though the app descriptions are a little fuzzy on that point -- the Steam library of titles from the iPhone. However, there is no purchasing of iOS games through the app, something that, aside from the fact that Steam doesn't support any iOS games, Apple would surely…
  • When iPhone Apps Are Reduced In Price, Sales Go Up 22%

    Jordan Golson
    26 Jan 2012 | 11:36 am
    In what seems like a logical result of economic pricing strategies, iPhone app developers who put their apps on sale see an average increase in revenue of 41% on the first day, and total increases of 22% after 15 days. App store analytics provider Distimo shared the findings in a new research report. TechCrunch writes: When a developer decides to put an application on sale, there’s a delicate balance that has to be achieved. The sale price has to be low enough to encourage more downloads, obviously, but it also needs to be low enough that it encourages enough download volume to make up for…
  • Google Signs Off on Motorola Lawsuit Seeking Injunction Against iPhone 4S and iCloud

    Jordan Golson
    25 Jan 2012 | 2:47 pm
    Motorola Mobility has filed a new lawsuit in the Southern District of Florida against Apple, asserting six patents against the iPhone 4S and iCloud. As noted by FOSS Patents, the merger agreement between Google and Motorola Mobility requires the company to get Google's permission before asserting "any Intellectual Property Right in any new Action". As a result, this lawsuit is the closest Apple and Google have come to direct litigation. All six patents are asserted against the iPhone 4S, with four ('119, '006, '531, and '161) asserted against iCloud. The patents Apple is charged with…
  • Stephen Fry Narrates The World of Dinosaurs

    Jordan Golson
    25 Jan 2012 | 1:43 pm
    British actor and Apple enthusiast Stephen Fry has narrated this in-depth and iPad-only virtual encyclopedia called Inside the World of Dinosaurs. In the works for more than a year, 30 dinosaur specialists collaborated on the $13.99 app, with 60 dinosaurs detailed, 200 pages of original text, 84 videos, and, perhaps most enjoyably for many, 5 hours of narration by Stephen Fry. The art team painstakingly recreated everything in all 360 degrees. With a simple flick or drag of the finger, every dinosaur and object can be freely examined from any angle. With a simple double-tap or pinch, each…
 
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  • Free and Discounted Apps for Friday, January 27

    Sebastien
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:05 pm
    The App Store is filled with hundreds of thousands of apps for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. At iDB we keep an eye on the best apps available to see when they’re available for the best price.These apps are currently available for a great discount, and some of them are even totally free. We recommend jumping on these hot deals while they are available. Act fast before it’s too late!(...)Read the rest of Free and Discounted Apps for Friday, January 27 "Free and Discounted Apps for Friday, January 27" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. Make sure to follow us on Twitter,…
  • How Apple “Acquired” the iPhone Trademark From Cisco

    Cody
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:40 pm
    Adam Lashinsky’s new book Inside Apple, which was released earlier this week, is full of juicy stories from Apple’s past. Pieces of the book have been popping up on the web over the past two weeks.The latest excerpt we’ve come across, courtesy of our friends over at Cult of Mac, provides some insight on the details surrounding Apple’s “acquisition” of the iPhone trademark from Cisco Systems…(...)Read the rest of How Apple “Acquired” the iPhone Trademark From Cisco "How Apple “Acquired” the iPhone Trademark From Cisco" is an…
  • RIM Looking into BlackBerry Messenger for Other Platforms

    Oliver Haslam
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:26 pm
    RIM’s new CEO Thorsten Heins may have inherited a sinking ship, but he seems determined to explore all avenues in his attempt to find an escape route for the ailing Canadian firm.Having previously been very keen to keep its BlackBerry Messenger crown jewel as a key feature that is exclusive to its hardware, BlackBerry smartphones may not be the only ones to support it some time in the future. RIM’s new CEO outlined his company’s openness to such a move during an interview with CrackBerry.If RIM was to license its SMS-like instant messaging system to third parties then it…
  • Customize Your Notification Banners With Vexillum

    Cody
    27 Jan 2012 | 4:20 pm
    The latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 5, brought a number of new features and improvements. One of the most welcomed changes was the revamped notifications system with unobtrusive banner alerts.But as usual, the jailbreaking community takes this feature a step farther. A new tweak has just surfaced in Cydia called Vexillum that allows you to customize both the background and font colors of your notification banners…(...)Read the rest of Customize Your Notification Banners With Vexillum "Customize Your Notification Banners With Vexillum" is an article by…
  • Lorem: Swipe to Remove Notifications

    Jeff Benjamin
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:00 pm
    Lorem is tweak that brings swipe to dismiss functionality to Notification Center.It is the companion to Ipsum, a tweak that brings swipe to dismiss functionality to Lock Screen notifications.Both are great ways to alternatively dismiss the notifications you receive, as you’ll see from our coverage inside…(...)Read the rest of Lorem: Swipe to Remove Notifications "Lorem: Swipe to Remove Notifications" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. Make sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.
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  • Video: Weekend Tech Review: iBooks Event Week 3 2012

    danieleran
    22 Jan 2012 | 2:29 pm
    Daniel Eran Dilger Here’s a video recap of the top tech stories involving Apple for the third week of 2012, including a look at Apple’s iBooks Event, product news, the week’s business stories, and upcoming events. You can also follow us on Twitter: @appleinsider and @DanielEran. Weekend Tech Review: iBooks Author Week 3 Jan 2012 – YouTube
  • Radio: CES 2012 and the tech industry

    danieleran
    20 Jan 2012 | 5:46 pm
    Gene Steinberg of the Tech Night Owl invited me to talk about CES 2012 and efforts by Intel, AMD, ARM, Apple, and Google. Also on the show are Kirk McElhearn of Macworld and Rob Pegoraro of USAToday. You can tune into the live broadcast stream Saturday night from 7:00 to 10:00 PM Pacific, 10:00 PM to [...]
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    18 Jan 2012 | 1:38 am
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  • Video: Weekend Tech Review: CES Week 2 2012

    danieleran
    15 Jan 2012 | 6:38 pm
    Daniel Eran Dilger Here’s a video recap of the top tech stories involving Apple for the second week of 2012, including a tour of CES 2012, Steve Ballmer’s keynote, big product news, the week’s business stories, and upcoming events. Weekend Tech Review: CES/Week 2 Jan 2012
  • Inside CES 2012: the Copycat Electronics Shitshow

    danieleran
    9 Jan 2012 | 1:52 pm
    Daniel Eran Dilger Mac users can be forgiven for thinking that the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show is essentially the PC version of what was once Macworld Expo. But that’s not really the case, here’s why. . . CES is actually a preview aimed at electronics resellers, not consumers. That’s because the primary market for big electronics manufacturers outside [...]
 
 
 
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  • Apple Seeds: Over Half of Verizon’s Smartphone Shipments in Q4 2011 were iPhones, Inside ‘Apple University’, More

    Alex Jordan
    24 Jan 2012 | 6:57 pm
    Apple Seeds is iSource’s daily roundup of Apple-related stories for the most diehard of fans, or for the news junkie that has to have all of the day’s news: Virgin America Names One of Their Jets After Steve Jobs Here’s something kinda cool:55% of Verizon’s Q4 Smartphone Sales Were iPhonesVerizon has announced their earnings for Q4 2011, noting that the company activated 4.3 million iPhones during the quarter. The iPhone made up 55% of the 7.7 total smartphones Verizon sold during Q4. [Read More]Apple Holding Classes for Future Executives, Learning From Own Mistakes, and Mistakes…
  • Apple Announces Best Quarter Ever in Q1 2012 with $13.06 Billion in Profit

    Alex Jordan
    24 Jan 2012 | 5:07 pm
    Apple has announced their financial results for calendar Q4 of 2011 and Q1 of 2012, wherein the company announced revenue $46.33 billion and net profit of $13.06 billion in profit. That works out to be $13.87 per diluted share. This compares to $26.7 billion in revenue, and 6 billion in profit in the year-ago quarter. This quarter’s profit and revenue were company records.As for the products they shipped, Apple moved 5.2 Macintosh computers in the quarter, which is a 26% increase from a year-ago. Quarterly iPhone unit sales were at 37.04 million, which is up 128% from the year-ago…
  • Apple HQ Has a Room Dedicated to Testing Product Packaging

    Alex Jordan
    24 Jan 2012 | 1:05 pm
    NetworkWorld is reporting on an excerpt from from the forthcoming book, Inside Apple by Adam Lashinsky, which illustrates the lengths at which Apple goes even for their product packaging. Specifically, Apple has a room dedicated to testing the different product packaging designs. Here’s the except:One after another, the designer created and tested an endless series of arrows, colors, and tapes for a tiny tab designed to show the consumer where to pull back the invisible, full-bleed sticker adhered to the top of the clear iPod box. Getting it just right was this particular…
  • Apple Seeds: A Jet is Named After Steve Jobs, U.S. Tablet Ownership Doubles Over Holiday Season, More

    Alex Jordan
    23 Jan 2012 | 6:22 pm
    Apple Seeds is iSource’s daily roundup of Apple-related stories for the most diehard of fans, or for the news junkie that has to have all of the day’s news:Virgin America Names One of Their Jets After Steve JobsHere’s something kinda cool: Virgin America has named one of their jets after Steve Jobs, and inscribing on the side one of Jobs’ most famous quotes- “Stay Hungary, Stay Foolish.” Awesome. [Read More]Tablet Ownership Doubles in the U.S. Over Holiday SeasonNew survey data notes that tablet ownership in the United States nearly doubled from 10% to 19% in the…
  • iBooks Textbook Downloads Already at 350,000

    Alex Jordan
    23 Jan 2012 | 5:42 pm
    AllThingsD is reporting on research conducted by Trip Chowdhry of Global Equities Research finds that customers have already downloaded some 350,000 iBooks Textbooks from the iBookstore in the first three days they have been available. Over 90,000 copies of Apple’s iBooks Author app were downloaded from the Mac App Store.Considering there are only eight titles in the textbook section of the store, it seems that this textbook initiative is a success. That said, it remains to be seen how many of those downloads were for the seven textbook titles that are being sold at $14.99 a piece.The…
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  • Siri probably isn't the bandwidth hog the WaPo warned you about

    Mel Martin
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:00 pm
    "How Siri is ruining your cellphone service." That's the searing headline from the Washington Post in an article by Paul Farhi. Farhi claims that "Siri's dirty little secret is that she's a bandwidth guzzler, the digital equivalent of a 10-miles-per-gallon Hummer H1." Where's he coming up with this? Apparently, the "Siri eats bandwidth" claim is based on a study by Arieso that reports that iPhone 4S owners consume twice as much cellular data as iPhone 4 users and 3 times as much as iPhone 3G users. Recent Android phones are also chewing up twice as much data as the iPhone 3G, while 3G and 4G…
  • NYPD meets FMI: Cop nabs iPhone thief in NYC

    Dave Caolo
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:00 pm
    Don't walk past police with a stolen iPhone in your boot. According to the New York Times, a quick-thinking police officer and Apple's Find My iPhone managed to retrieve a woman's stolen iPhone. The woman was in a handbag store in Manhattan when a thief allegedly held her up at gunpoint and took her iPhone. After searching the immediate area, NYC police officer Robert Garland entered the woman's Apple ID on his own iPhone and used "the iCloud feature" (we're going to assume that means Find My iPhone) to track the phone. Once they had arrived at its apparent location, the suspect walked past…
  • 2011 Best App Ever winners announced

    Mike Schramm
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:00 pm
    Jeff Scott of 148 Apps has announced the winners for the Best App Ever for 2011, and you can review at the official site right now. Jetpack Joyride from Halfbrick was the overall winner in the iOS devision (which is a great app, but probably also benefited from actually promoting the Best App Ever vote inside the app itself). There are several other winners across various categories like Most Innovative (Codea), Most Useful (Amazon Mobile) and Best Time Killer (Tiny Wings). Scott tells us that 148 Apps received a record 1.5 million votes this year, which is three times the total of last…
  • AT&T's iPhone "sales" versus "activations": Doing the Math

    Richard Gaywood
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:00 pm
    Love Apple gear? Like math? TUAW's Doing the Math series examines the numbers and the science behind the hardware and software. Several sites -- including TUAW -- reported yesterday that 80% of all smartphones AT&T sold in Q411 were iPhones, based on AT&T's quarterly earnings report. On closer inspection, however, there's a subtle but important detail that we overlooked in AT&T's wording. It reported "9.4 million smartphone sales" but "7.6 million iPhone activations" (emphasis mine). So, consider the following series of events. Alice buys an iPhone 3GS back in 2009 on a two-year…
  • Love Box is a low-fi video mixer for iPhone

    Kelly Hodgkins
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:00 am
    Creativity is a splendid thing. It lets you come up with never-before-considered ideas, and leads to the creation of products like the Love Box. The Love Box is a videography accessory for the iPhone that lets you mix two videos together in real time. It's a wooden box with a slot for your iPhone and a sliding mirror. You position the phone's camera in front of the mirror, which lets you record both the action in front of you and the action behind. You can slide the mirror to show just the rear, just the front or something in between. To get a better idea of how it works, you should check out…
 
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  • Softmatic’s ‘Pick’ Makes Color Identification a Breeze

    Marianne Schultz
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:55 am
    If you’re in marketing or website design and frequently need to find the exact value for a color on the web or in a digital document, Sofmatic’s new Pick application for the Mac is a great choice at the best price ever: free. Once opened, Pick resides in the menu bar on your Mac and can be activated with a click or a hotkey combination. A virtual loupe lets you home in the color you’d like to identify and left-clicking with your mouse will copy the revealed value to your clipboard for pasting elsewhere. You can choose from several color formats to suit your needs. Pick is a…
  • Realmac Software and Impending Preview To Do App ‘Clear’ for iPhone

    Marianne Schultz
    26 Jan 2012 | 12:52 pm
    It’s not often that I get excited about task apps. After all, they’re meant to hold the millions of things I have to get done, for which there are never enough hours in a day to complete. Sometimes I get tired just thinking about everything I have to do or should be doing. While I’ve seen several task apps that try to make managing my tasks as painless as possible, Clear, an upcoming app created by Realmac Software and new studio Impending, actually looks like it will make recording my tasks easy to do and even a little fun. Here’s the preview video for Clear: I love…
  • iPoint2 Points You in the Right Direction

    Marianne Schultz
    25 Jan 2012 | 3:11 pm
    There are several turn-by-turn navigation apps in the App Store but sometimes these can be overkill when you just need to know the right direction to head in and can figure the rest out yourself. Aliya LX’s iPoint2 for the iPhone hits the sweet spot here, providing the direction and distance to your desired location in a very simple interface. Say you’re vacationing in an exotic location and want to head back to your hotel but also meander around a little on the way to see the sights. Or you’re exploring a large park and want to keep track of where you are in relation to…
  • Evi Aims to Bring Siri-Like Functionality to Older iPhones

    Marianne Schultz
    24 Jan 2012 | 5:29 pm
    As pointed out by our sister site MacRumors yesterday, TechCrunch noted the debut of Evi, a new iPhone app that offers Siri-like voice search functionality powered by artificial intelligence. Evi, developed by True Knowledge, works on iPhone and iPod touch models running iOS 4, unlike Siri, which is only available on the iPhone 4S. Here’s the promotional video for Evi: True Knowledge has sought to differentiate Evi from Siri by emphasizing its ability to provide answers rather than offering to search the internet, a result obtained often with Siri. However, Evi cannot add appointments…
  • Time Warner Cable Brings Live TV Streaming to iPhone and iPod touch

    Marianne Schultz
    23 Jan 2012 | 11:37 am
    Time Warner Cable, an American cable television service provider, has released an update to its TWC TV app that adds compatibility for the iPhone and iPod touch, expanding access beyond the iPad for live TV streaming via Wi-Fi within subscribers’ homes. Time Warner Cable’s TWC TV app first debuted for the iPad only early last year and experienced some controversy shortly after its release when several media companies objected to the use of their content in the app, forcing Time Warner to remove several channels from its line-up available for streaming within the app. Despite this,…
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  • Jailbreak iPad 1 on iOS 5.0.1 with redsn0w

    Douglas
    9 Jan 2012 | 8:11 am
    For this jailbreak I will be using redsn0w for the Mac to jailbreak a first generation iPad running iOS 5.0.1. Most steps are the same on a PC and for other devices such as iPhone3GS, iPhone4, iPhone4-CDMA, iPod touch 3G, & iPod touch 4G. NOTE: iPhone 4S and iPad 2 are not supported at this time. First you should make sure you are upgraded to firmware iOS 5.0.1. Just go to your Settings app, then General, then Software Update. Next, sync & back up your device with your computer or iCloud. Now you can download the program redsn0w to your computer. The download links can be found…
  • Firmware Update 5.0.1

    Douglas
    15 Nov 2011 | 6:37 am
    Apple recently released an update to the 5.0 software. The first issue they tried to address is battery life. I was defiantly having this issue on my iPhone 4S (AT&T) as my battery would be drained by about noon every day. I am a heavy user but my iPhone 4 always made it all day on one charge. This recent update did help and now I’m up to about 5:00pm each day. Apple has stated they are still working on more battery issues. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. The next issue Apple addressed was adding…
  • Newsstand

    Douglas
    29 Oct 2011 | 8:00 am
    Apple came out with a new way to organize your newspapers and magazines a lot like how iBooks works. The app is called Newsstand and organizing everything into one place. Instead of having different apps for each they are all on a bookshelf within the app. New subscriptions also automatically download in the background. The App Store has also been reorganized so searching and buying newspapers and magazines are much easier. A couple nice features are magazine covers update to the newest actual cover and the newsstand app shows a badge number to alert you of new subscriptions. Newsstand is…
  • iMessage

    Douglas
    28 Oct 2011 | 3:05 pm
    Another new feature of iOS 5 is called iMessage. It’s like texting but you can only message to others with the iMessage app. Currently only the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch run the iMessage service. It’s great because it’s a part of the current Messages or Texting app. For iPads and iPod touches, you’ll get a new app that wasn’t there before. For iPhones, It’s part of the same app used before for texting but won’t cost as a text through your carrier if both parties have iMessage. This will not work for regular phone numbers. When using an iPhone, you…
  • Restoring iWork Files Lost When Switching to iCloud

    Douglas
    19 Oct 2011 | 8:49 am
    With the new option to sync my devices to iCloud instead of my computer, it sounded like a great idea. The problem was, after a couple days of being synced to the “cloud”, all my files in Keynote, Pages & Numbers disappeared on all my devices. I have my iPad, iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S all syncing and it was awesome to watch my files push in to my devices and cross sync between them the first time. When I opened Pages a few days later and all the files vanished. I was not happy. I have a couple major documents on there and I was trying to remember where I might have backed them…
 
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  • News: iLounge Weekly coming Monday, last weekend for giveaways

    Charles Starrett
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:30 pm
    The latest edition of iLounge Weekly, our weekly newsletter covering all things iLounge, will be arriving in subscribers’ inboxes Monday morning. iLounge Weekly is a summary of the week’s best news, reviews, and feature articles we’ve published, and it also features giveaways and accessory discount offers from various companies. There’s still plenty of time to sign up and receive this week’s edition — just use the simple form…
  • Review: Case-Mate Phantom for iPhone 4/4S

    Nick Guy
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:55 pm
    The first piece looks like a reversed simple plastic shell. Instead of fitting around the back the of the iPhone though, it snaps on to protect the bezel around the screen as well as the sides. There’s a layer of soft rubber over the top and bottom portions, with Home button coverage and a cutout for the sensor, camera, and earpiece. This piece leaves the top and bottom edges exposed, as well as the side switch and volume buttons; it’s…
  • News: Yamaha releases NoteStar digital sheet music app

    Jesse Hollington
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:21 pm
    Yamaha Music Interactive has released NoteStar, a new advanced digital sheet music application for the iPad. NoteStar provides a hands-free, smooth-flowing transcription of keyboard sheet music synchronized with professionally recorded audio backing tracks that allow users to play along as if they were in the band. Sheet music display is handled automatically and the app provides playback control features including A-B looping, track muting and metronome…
  • News: Ntractive releases Elements CRM for iPad

    Jesse Hollington
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:51 pm
    Mac Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software developer Ntractive has released a native iPad version of its Elements CRM app. Building upon Ntractive’s desktop cloud application, Elements CRM for iPad provides a user experience on the iPad that looks, works and feels like a desktop app. Elements CRM for iPad has been optimized for iOS 5 and integrates features such as AirPrint support for the ability to print invoices and other documents…
  • News: Telltale Games launches Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space

    Jesse Hollington
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:37 pm
    Telltale Games has released Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space for iOS. The latest instalment in the classic comedic gaming series brings back the eponymous dog and hyperkinetic lagomorph duo Sam & Max to the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad platform with the release of the first episode in the new series, Ice Station Santa. In the initial episode players must help the Freelance Police duo fight the most ancient and powerful opponent they’ve…
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  • Police officer uses his own iPhone to locate thief and retrieve a stolen iPhone

    Chris Oldroyd
    28 Jan 2012 | 3:36 am
    A Police officer in New York used his own iPhone to catch a thief and retrieve a victim’s iPhone after she was robbed in a handbag store on Thursday night. A man walked into the store brandishing a black handgun and took the woman’s iPhone. After a fruitless canvass of the area, one officer, Robert Garland, tried another tack. Using the 24-year-old victim’s iTunes account information and the iCloud feature on his own phone, Mr. Garland was able to track the victim’s iPhone. Officers then followed the cyber-scent to the area near 49th Street and Eighth Avenue. As they searched the…
  • Launch Center puts Messages, Facebook, Twitter, a flashlight, more in your iPhone Notification Center [Macworld 2012]

    Rene Ritchie
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:52 pm
    Launch Center, a new shortcuts app for iPhone, aims to make everything from sending messages and mail to posting on Facebook and Twitter, to turning on your LED flashlight, faster and easier via an extremely clever, borderline audacious use of URL schemes and iOS 5′s Notification Center. Produced by David Barnard of App Cubby fame, it boasts an absolutely gorgeous user interface that lets you easily set up which actions you want to appear in your Notification Center from a robust set of shortcut that include Phone, SMS/iMessage, Email, Twitter, Facebook, Flashlight, Google search, and…
  • RIM’s new CEO is shaking up the BlackBerry world but is it enough?

    Chris Parsons
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:48 pm
    RIM’s new CEO, Thorsten Heins, spoke to Kevin Michaluk of our sibling site, CrackBerry.com, about some his thoughts and ideas on where RIM and the BlackBerry platform are heading. When the iPhone launched, BlackBerry was the biggest, baddest competition on the planet but in recent years, Android has taken much of their place, and given Apple’s recent results it’s going to be tough for RIM to regain their relevancy in the mobile space. The entire series of interviews is being posted on CrackBerry, and addresses quite a few things about Research In Motion. Where they went…
  • Penultimate talks iPad stylus [Macworld 2012]

    Leanna Lofte
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:39 pm
    Rene and I are at Macworld 2012 and had the pleasure of talking to Penultimate developer Ben Zotto. You, the iMore nation, asked us to ask Ben his thoughts on styli for the iPad, so we did! Check out the video above for Ben’s insights on the personal decision of choosing a stylus. Here’s a list of the ones he mentioned: Pogo Sketch Pro – $24.95 – Amazon link Pogo Sketch Plus – $14.95 – Ten One Design link Wacom Bamboo – $25.43 – Amazon link Cosmonaut – $25 – Studio Neat link What’s your favorite stylus to use with Penultimate?
  • Google’s new privacy policy and “don’t be don’t be evil”

    Rene Ritchie
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:21 pm
    Probably like many of you, I received my new Google Privacy Policy via email this week, and while couched in language about creating a more “beautiful” experience for us, the users — read: products — it’s also clearly about Google leveraging their popular services like Search and Gmail to help their new services, like Google+, become competitive with Facebook and Twitter. Because Facebook and Twitter scare the shit out of Google and when companies, like people, are scared they do dumb things. Google in particular, once the brash, brazen upstart that gave the…
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  • Zero Bundle is The Only FREE Bundle for Designers & Developers

    Mobile Orchard Team
    28 Jan 2012 | 3:21 am
    Zero Bundle is an awesome set of resources, filled with free design goodies, icons, textures, UI kits, graphic elements for mobile development and much more! You’ll want to get your hands on this one soon as it will only be available for a very short time! Larsson Patrik A power pack of premium quality freebies that contains 12 premium elements (one of them is a Zero Bundle exclusive). Pack includes: Patricons v.1, PatriGlyps Set 1, buttons, login form, wood panel box, social buttons and more. For more freebies visit the authors’ website below and subscribe to his site for more exclusive…
  • Video Tutorial : Creating iPhone App Design Templates – Part 2

    tope
    28 Jan 2012 | 3:01 am
    This is the second part in the series of 2 tutorials on how to create custom designs for your iPhone app. You can view Part 1 here. In this tutorial, we shall design a ViewController similar to the image below. The ViewController will have a custom UIBarButtonItem that replaces the standard back button and a transparent UINavigationBar that allows some of the underlying view to show through. At the end of this post, you will be able to download the sample project that was used in the videos. Let’s get right to it. Video 4: Adding Tap Gestures In this video, I will add some tap gestures…
  • To date Apple has paid App Store Developers over $4 billion

    marie
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:31 am
    A while back we reported that Google Chairman, Eric Schmidt, predicted that developers would favor Android when deciding which platform to release their apps on, well Eric these numbers tell a different story. According to numbers released by Apple they have to date paid developers over $4 Billion in revenues. It took Apple two years to reach the first $1 billion which was achieved in June, 2010. This past summer the number had reached a whooping $2.5 Billion, which meant a doubling in just over a year. At the release of the iPhone 4S in October, Apple announced that they had sold over 250…
  • Apple beats Android in fourth Quarter smartphone sales!!

    marie
    26 Jan 2012 | 7:30 am
    This is pretty great news, according to the incredible sales figures released by Apple yesterday during their quarterly earnings report, the iPhone surpassed the Android and thereby taking the number one spot in U.S.  The guys at Kantar Worldpanel ComTech figured out that Apple sold 37 million iPhones during the fourth quarter of 2011, making Apple the top smartphone manufacturer on the planet. Dominic Sunnebo, global consumer insight director at Kantar Worldplanel stated “Apple has continued its strong sales run in the US, UK and Australia over the Christmas period,” furthermore…
  • 58 Malware threats launched at Macs from Q2 to Q4 in 2011

    marie
    25 Jan 2012 | 7:29 am
    There used to be a saying that Macs couldn’t get viruses, well as Apple and Macs gain in popularity unfortunately so does the Malware threats launched directly at Macs. From April 2011 to December 2011 there were 58 different malware attacks aimed at Macs. When Security lab F-Secure released its 2011 Mac Malware Summary last week, they noted that in 2011 alone Apple’s platform faced “several dozen” new malware attacks.  The report noted that this number is still relatively small compared to the attacks on windows during the same time period. As you can see on the…
 
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    iPhone & iPad News

  • iPhone 5 latest leak

    iPhone News
    26 Jan 2012 | 12:16 pm
    Source of company Foxconn, fulfilling orders Apple, gave details of the smartphone iPhone 5. Factory worker from the Taiwanese manufacturer claims to have seen a few prototypes of the new model forward site 9to5 Mac. All devices are equipped with screens that have a diagonal of not less than 4 inches, and are distinguished by a symmetrical design. Earlier it was claimed that the iPhone 5 will have a different thickness at the top and bottom. The new smartphones are met in the form factor, which is different from that of the iPhone 4S. Does not specify, however, what is the difference. The…
  • Nissan developed iPhone case that repairs itself

    iPhone News
    17 Jan 2012 | 2:56 pm
    A few years ago, when dealing with Infinity, Nissan developed in the automotive paint, which has the function to resume light scratches to back cover in its original form. Using the same technology, the automaker introduced a new type of case for iPhone, which has the ability to correct for possible release and scratches. The main function of the Nissan Scratch Shield, as it is understood not to repair scratches on the screen of a smartphone, but it prevents them. The technology was developed by a team of scientists from the University of Tokyo and the company Advanced Softmaterials Inc. At…
  • Singapore operators will sell iPhone 4S without cameras

    iPhone News
    16 Jan 2012 | 2:16 pm
    According to the Indonesian press Singaporean operators are invited to sell iPhone 4S without cameras. It is not however a version of the phone, which Apple has prepared especially for the Indonesian market. Instead, operators will organize themselves removal of both chambers of the phone can offer devices for users who work in the military industry. One of local operators even managed to run briefly in the site picture of the phone without front camera, but it was quickly removed. Such information raises some issues with the way will be removed camera module, and what will happen to the…
  • iPad 3 coming in March with LTE

    iPhone News
    15 Jan 2012 | 7:12 am
    The long-awaited iPad 3 will go on sale in March, according to Bloomberg. Tablet of the third generation will be able to work with LTE networks (4G). Bloomberg citing three reliable sources. It is alleged that the company Foxconn – largest contract producer in the world – has embarked on assembling iPad 3. Series production of the tablet will begin in February. This confirms earlier published information that iPad 3 will have Retina display and quad-core processor. It is expected that the screen resolution is higher than that of the iPad 2, but not inferior image quality of this…
  • The premiere of iPhone 4S in China caused chaos

    iPhone News
    13 Jan 2012 | 12:17 pm
    We did not expect that the release of Apple products will cause less unrest in China than in other countries, but we have not really thought that the events can escalate so much. Waiting to buy the latest model of Apple’s phone in Beijing and Shanghai were so eager that has led to clashes between groups of resellers and has become the intervention of police. The shops have not opened the door and angry windows users are throwing eggs. As a result of riots Apple announced that it suspend sales representative in its five stores in the country for an unspecified period of time the device…
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    iPhone Alley - iPhone news, app reviews, and accessories

  • Consume App Review – Data Tracking at Its Finest

    Nikhil Katti
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:57 pm
    With data usage growing rapidly, evident by the larger data allocation on AT&T's part, and with no unlimited data offer currently being offered (other than for Sprint), you're probably checking the amount of data that you've used in your billing cycle on your computer. Thanks to the power of the App Store, you can do so on your iOS device and with style as well.
  • Jailbreak Only: Add Another Functionality to Siri

    Nikhil Katti
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:23 pm
    We've lately been on a Siri streak first covering the new competition, Evi, and then providing you with a way to easily tweet using Siri. Still on the same road, today we're going to show you how to make Siri your own personal translator - the catch is, you've got to have a jailbroken iPhone 4S.
  • Jailbreakers Can Soon Tweet Using Siri

    Nikhil Katti
    25 Jan 2012 | 7:50 pm
    While we're on the topic of Siri, we'd like to address a new jailbreak tweak that will allow users to capitalize on Apple's beta creation by allowing you to do something that she (augmented technology, really) doesn't currently support: tweeting.
  • iPhone Alley Showdown: Apple’s Siri vs. True Knowledge’s Evi

    Nikhil Katti
    25 Jan 2012 | 6:46 pm
    Though it's only been out for a few days, Evi has already risen to the top of the App Store charts but for some reason only has one and a half stars. Puzzling for an application that promises to function in ways that somewhat resemble Apple's creation currently in beta called Siri. Today we're going to take the two technologies through a variety of tests to see which is faster, more reliable, has a better interface and which of the two is ultimately the friendliest!
  • Exitium: Saviors of Vardonia App Review

    Nikhil Katti
    25 Jan 2012 | 3:36 pm
    Minoraxis' Exitium: Savior of Vardonia is an action packed RPG (made free for a limited time) that will not disappoint you. Unlike many apps, this one would not be considered a basic replica in comparison to others of its breed. It offers a stunning four different story modes, which all include a different game styles and narratives. Believe it or not, this Korean RPG is a combination of a huge amount pros and a minuscule amount of cons which would make any action-loving person jump for joy.
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    MacNN | The Macintosh News Network

  • RIM: only 20% use modern BlackBerrys, LTE PlayBook in spring

    28 Jan 2012 | 12:30 am
    RIM's new leader Thorsten Heins in further interviews has outlined how he plans to take on competition in the short term. He revealed to Reuters that just 20 percent of BlackBerry owners are using a modern version of the OS, in some cases using BlackBerry 5 or even older. Much of the company's focus would be on getting them to upgrade to new phones, including special carrier deals that could bundle devices together or give carriers phones with bundled apps....
  • Hands on: Schneider iPro 2x lens for the iPhone 4

    27 Jan 2012 | 11:30 pm
    Schneider Optics was one of many companies at the Macworld iWorld expo showing off its latest accessories. Electronista stopped by the lens maker's booth to check out their latest addition to the iPro interchangeable lens system for the iPhone 4 and 4S. A 2X telephoto lens now complements the company's wide angle and fisheye lenses....
  • Macworld: iPhone cases that open a beer

    27 Jan 2012 | 10:35 pm
    The Macworld iWorld expo always hosts a number of unique products, and this year was no exception. MacNN was surprised to find no less than three iPhone cases that double as bottle openers. We checked out the Opena case, along with two 'Intoxicase' models offered by Spicebox....
  • NYT reposts Foxconn story in China, to different reaction

    27 Jan 2012 | 10:00 pm
    An AppleInsider report by Daniel Dilger provides some illuminating insight on the recent New York Times article criticizing Apple and Foxconn and the labor practices they and the rest of the electronics industry pursue to keep innovation high and prices low. The newspaper recently reprinted its report in China, soliciting comments for use in the US. What it got -- and subsequently buried -- was charges of its own bias from Chinese workers and management....
  • Hands on: LandingZone dock for MacBook Air

    27 Jan 2012 | 9:45 pm
    Several successful Kickstarter projects are currently on hand at the Macworld iWorld expo for potential customers to try out, including LandingZone's docking station for the MacBook Air. Electronista initially wrote about the device before it had gathered enough funding to pass through the Kickstarter program, so we were excited to get a chance to see it in person....
 
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    RingtoneFeeder

  • Body Noise Song

    Administrator
    24 Jan 2012 | 12:37 pm
    It is once again Tuesday and we have just released the 103rd batch of iPhone ringtones. If you are a subscriber they will all be available in your feed in iTunes by the time you read this as usual. www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFNS1hchByc This week the ringtone is titled “Body Noise Song”: Body Noise Song - the instrumental tone this week is “Mellow Video Game Tone” As usual please make sure you right-click the RingtoneFeeder podcast in iTunes and select “Update Podcast” and then click the “GET ALL” button to make sure all the tones are downloaded automatically. If you are a…
  • Uncomfortable Call

    Administrator
    17 Jan 2012 | 9:35 am
    It is once again Tuesday and we have just released the 192nd batch of iPhone ringtones. If you are a subscriber they will all be available in your feed in iTunes by the time you read this as usual. www.youtube.com/watch?v=NztLLSgOhVE This week the ringtone is titled “Uncomfortable Call”: Uncomfortable Call - the instrumental tone this week is “Round Bells” As usual please make sure you right-click the RingtoneFeeder podcast in iTunes and select “Update Podcast” and then click the “GET ALL” button to make sure all the tones are downloaded automatically. If you are a subscriber,…
  • Somebody’s Calling You

    Administrator
    10 Jan 2012 | 3:09 pm
    It is once again Tuesday and we have just released the 191st batch of iPhone ringtones. If you are a subscriber they will all be available in your feed in iTunes by the time you read this as usual. www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FRMWllDDOU This week the ringtone is titled “Somebody’s Calling You”: Somebody’s Calling You - the instrumental tone this week is “Grooving Groove” As usual please make sure you right-click the RingtoneFeeder podcast in iTunes and select “Update Podcast” and then click the “GET ALL” button to make sure all the tones are downloaded automatically.
  • Another Phone Call

    Administrator
    3 Jan 2012 | 5:45 pm
    It is once again Tuesday and we have just released the 190th batch of iPhone ringtones. If you are a subscriber they will all be available in your feed in iTunes by the time you read this as usual. www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAol-pnxHis This week the ringtone is titled “Another Phone Call”: Another Phone Call - the instrumental tone this week is “Cyber Tone” As usual please make sure you right-click the RingtoneFeeder podcast in iTunes and select “Update Podcast” and then click the “GET ALL” button to make sure all the tones are downloaded automatically. If you are a subscriber,…
  • Your Mother’s Calling You

    Administrator
    27 Dec 2011 | 11:30 am
    It is once again Tuesday and we have just released the 189th batch of iPhone ringtones. If you are a subscriber they will all be available in your feed in iTunes by the time you read this as usual. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK0KmnhsDvc This week the ringtone is titled “Your Mother’s Calling You”: Your Mother’s Calling You Pick it up - the instrumental tone this week is “Good Feeling” As usual please make sure you right-click the RingtoneFeeder podcast in iTunes and select “Update Podcast” and then click the “GET ALL” button to make sure all the tones are downloaded…
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    Iphone Updates

  • Nielsen: Android still top dog, but Q4 buyers preferred iPhone 4S

    admin
    18 Jan 2012 | 6:18 am
    Nielsen crunched Q4 numbers today, and the results will likely have Apple analysts jumping up and down. The findings, focused on those who’ve purchased a smartphone within the previous three months, indicate a huge spike — from 25 percent in October to 45 percent in December — in iPhone purchases since October as an obvious result of the launch of the 4S. Conversely, the number of recent Android buyers fell by 14 percent in the same period. Of course, these numbers are directly affected by Apple’s latest product launch and by no means should be any indicator that Apple…
  • Nielsen: Android still top dog, but Q4 buyers preferred iPhone 4S

    admin
    18 Jan 2012 | 6:17 am
    Nielsen crunched Q4 numbers today, and the results will likely have Apple analysts jumping up and down. The findings, focused on those who’ve purchased a smartphone within the previous three months, indicate a huge spike — from 25 percent in October to 45 percent in December — in iPhone purchases since October as an obvious result of the launch of the 4S. Conversely, the number of recent Android buyers fell by 14 percent in the same period. Of course, these numbers are directly affected by Apple’s latest product launch and by no means should be any indicator that Apple…
  • Leaked Sony 2012 smartphone roadmap reveals potentially birdy, minty flagships

    admin
    18 Jan 2012 | 6:17 am
    Grab a bowl of salt and start pinching, folks. A sales report for Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications India is floating around the internet that’s purportedly packing a list of 2012′s planned handsets along with suggested pricing. The 11-strong list is in Rupees, and whilst we’ve reproduced it in full above, it’s worth bearing in mind that cellphones in the “developing world” (no offense intended) are often more expensive than the equivalent handset in the US (the 16GB iPhone 4S, for example costs $650 in the US but $882 in India). The “Pepper”…
  • Leaked Sony 2012 smartphone roadmap reveals potentially birdy, minty flagships

    admin
    18 Jan 2012 | 6:17 am
    Grab a bowl of salt and start pinching, folks. A sales report for Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications India is floating around the internet that’s purportedly packing a list of 2012′s planned handsets along with suggested pricing. The 11-strong list is in Rupees, and whilst we’ve reproduced it in full above, it’s worth bearing in mind that cellphones in the “developing world” (no offense intended) are often more expensive than the equivalent handset in the US (the 16GB iPhone 4S, for example costs $650 in the US but $882 in India). The “Pepper”…
  • US Wi-Fi Xooms now getting Ice Cream Sandwich OTA

    admin
    18 Jan 2012 | 6:17 am
    You might have thought being the first Honeycomb tablet, and offering a completely stock Android experience, would give the Motorola Xoom some sort of priority when it comes to updates to Android 4.0. Sadly and surprisingly for tablet early-adopters that was not the case, with the Transformer Prime first to hop the update train to Ice Cream Sandwich Town. A week later the Xoom is now catching up, with an OTA update percolating down from the cloud to users, but for the moment it appears only American Wi-Fi versions of the slate are receiving. International and LTE-equipped ones are going to…
 
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    Apple iPhone Blog

  • Promote Your Free Apps On iPhone Blog For FREE!

    Sophia
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:44 am
    Dear iOS App Developers, here is an important announcement for you: we give you a chance to get a free review on Apple iPhone Blog every week! The promotion concerns to FREE apps only and starts on Monday, January 30th!  Please follow these easy steps to get started: 1. Go to our Facebook Fan Page  and submit your app by placing your app’s iTunes link in the comments in Free App Promotion Tab.  2. Invite your friends and associates to vote for your app! All the apps are inserted in Poll options as soon as they’re submitted by you. Everyone is then allowed to vote for the…
  • Apple’s First Quarter Results Are Unbelievable in Every Area

    Anastacia
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:20 am
    Apple has an amazing success in first quarter, ended on December 31. Can you imagine 110 million people went to an Apple store in during the period of time?  That means approximately 22.000 customers per Apple store per week.  But the most important thing is quantity of sold items. It is worth mentioning that iPhone sales have increased, as the company has sold 37.04 million gadgets which is 128% jump over the comparable quarter in 2010; as for iPad (15.4 million) and Mac (5.2 million), their sales beat estimates as well. Consider Apple has not been able to produce as many iPhone…
  • One More SIRI Hacking

    Anastacia
    26 Jan 2012 | 7:58 am
    Hackers are continuing working on SIRI and they are discovering something new in it everyday.  As for now, we meet with Lingual - a new jailbreak-only tweak, from Code Themed team, that allows translation from English to 30+ languages. The developers hope to include translation to English in a future update. We have not installed the tweak, but some people have reported that they have tested it and it works flawlessly, quickly pulling in results using Microsoft’s Bring Translate API as a backend. Its only limitation is that backend is not strong enough and sometimes fails to correctly…
  • One More SIRI Trick

    Anastacia
    25 Jan 2012 | 5:28 am
    We are continuing to collect useful information about SIRI  and SIRI is continuing to surprise us.  Today’s trick is about how to quickly access birthdays with SIRI.  Rhythm of life is tiring and routine that is why sometimes we forget very important things, e.g. birthdays.  But an amazing feature of your phone   is here to help you. You will not have to worry, fake a distraction, jump out the window, race to the car, etc. just because you forgot special someone’s special day. Just make sure you have the birthday recorder in your calendar in your iPhone4S , all…
  • Calendarium App Review

    Sophia
    24 Jan 2012 | 2:59 am
    Meet another winner of our Holiday Promotion – Calendarium! A new, easy to use calendar that makes each of your day special! Helping you to discover many interesting things about every day of the year, with Calendarium you never get bored. The app suggests a new way to combine calendar of historical events with times of sunrise/sunset, number of week, day, day length, moon phase and more! Available in the reference category in the Apple App Store, you can grab Calendarium for only $0.99! The app is compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, and requires iOS 4.0 or later to be fully…
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    iPhone TIPS and TRICKS | iPhone 超级实用小技巧

  • iPhone TIPS: How To Sell 6.000.000 apps and Get Rich?

    14 Jan 2012 | 12:34 pm
    By13th January 2012 Camera+ app earns over 5,125.844 USD. Source taptaptap.com iphone-tips-tricks.com -by iphone-tips-tricks.com-  Camera+ app developer tap tap tap has disclosed their sales information via their blog. Seems like Camera+ sold over 6,000,000 copies. We did some reading and find out why. Please continue reading after the fold. "We’ve just hit our 6 millionth sale for everyone’s favorite iPhone photo app, Camera+. It’s been a while since I’ve done a sales figures post with all the number/charts/etc. But after taking a look at Camera+ sales over time, I found it…
  • iPhone TIPS: Prince of Orange spotted with iPhone [pic]

    9 Jan 2012 | 2:10 pm
    Prince of Orange The Prince of Orange is spotted with an iPhone while taking pictures with the iPhone camera. The royal family of The Netherlands are visiting Masdar City in Abu Dhabi. The press took this picture, proofing the Prince uses an iPhone 4 or 4S. See the high resolution picture after the fold Read more »Use Coupon Code FREESHIPSONOS for Free 2-day Shipping on all Sonos Wireless Home Audio products.
  • iPhone TIPS: iPhone 4S SIRI Tried To Kill Me! [Must See NSFW!]

    7 Jan 2012 | 6:31 am
    Last week we saw the sweet marriage proposal SIRI did in this video. Today we found a extremely aggressive SIRI as a spree killer, taunting and killing people. A must watch video. Check the video after the fold. Read more »Use Coupon Code FREESHIPSONOS for Free 2-day Shipping on all Sonos Wireless Home Audio products.
  • iPhone TIPS: iPhone 4S Funniest Parody of All Time! (MUST SEE!!)

    2 Jan 2012 | 1:29 am
    SIRI is getting personal. Happy New Year all! This video shows how Siri gets personal. See this funny video after the fold. Read more »Use Coupon Code FREESHIPSONOS for Free 2-day Shipping on all Sonos Wireless Home Audio products.
  • iPhone TIPS: Steve Jobs: Billion Dollar Hippy [documentary]

    27 Dec 2011 | 5:05 pm
    Do you know what I am doing this last week of the year? Right, having a week off enjoying Christmas last weekend and New Years Eve to come. Meanwhile I finally find the peace in me to start reading Steve Jobs authorized bio. After 5 chapters of enjoyable reading, I am really make my way to getting to know the real person behind Steve Jobs. As you know, I started this blog in 2007 blogging about the 1st gen. iPhone.  When I started this blog back in 2007, the iPhone wasn't released yet but it was announced that year. And truth have to be told: I was writing and posting blogposts about…
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    iPhone in Canada Blog - Canada's #1 iPhone Resource

  • Apple Takes the Crown as World’s Largest Smartphone Vendor in Q4 2011

    Gary Ng
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:50 pm
    According to the latest Strategy Analytics research report, Apple topped all smartphone vendors in 2011 Q4 with the most shipments, toppling Samsung. Apple won the quarter but the South Korean conglomerate still took down the 2011 title by edging out Apple by 4.4 million shipments. Neil Mawston, Executive Director at Strategy Analytics, added, “While Apple took the top spot in smartphones on a quarterly basis, Samsung became the market leader in annual terms for the first time with 20 percent global share during 2011. With global smartphone shipments nearing half a billion units in 2011,…
  • Find Out How Siri Looks Like In Real Life [Must See Video]

    Usman
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:00 pm
    We all know Siri as a digital voice assistant app in iOS, introduced by Apple for the first time with iPhone 4S. However, creators of famous American sitcom The Big Bang Theory have given us some idea of how this (sexy) voice assistant might look like in real life. The video clip is taken from Episode 14 of Season 5 of the show (via FSM) and is definitely a must see for every Siri user. Don’t forget to leave your comments after watching the video. We’d love to hear your thoughts! Find Out How Siri Looks Like In Real Life [Must See Video] is a post from: iPhone in Canada Blog -…
  • Add Contact Photo Thumbnails To Stock Messages App With ‘xMessages’ Cydia Tweak [Free]

    Usman
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:45 am
    A cool jailbreak tweak called xMessages has recently gone live in the Cydia store which lets your add contact photos as thumbnails to the stock Messages app. Along with displaying contact photos, the tweak also shows message time stamps letting you keep track of sent and received messages easily. Much like the Cyntacts tweak for Contacts, xMessages works seamlessly with the stock Messages app with no notable glitches. Adds options to Messages app. It integrates contact photos and adds timestamps for all messages. Either feature can be toggled from the Settings application under xMessages…
  • PELA Case: An Eco-Friendly iPhone 4/4S Case Made From Plants, Not Oil [VIDEO]

    Usman
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:21 am
    We’ve seen thousands of iPhone cases in the past few years which are typically made up of materials like silicon, rubber, plastic, metal and even wood but this one however, is really different. Called the PELA Case for iPhone 4/4s, it is the first ever iPhone case that is made from natural ingredients like plants instead of non-renewable synthetic resources like oils. As it says on the PELA case website, it is like “a fruit peel, a nature’s way of protecting fruit and the PELA case is the natural way to protect your Apple product. ” Not only that, the cases are made right…
  • ‘Brisksaber’ Brings The Iconic Star Wars™ Lightsaber To iPhone & iPad [Free Download]

    Usman
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:01 am
    Brisk Iced Tea in collaboration with Star Wars™: Episode I The Phantom Menace, has launched Brisksaber, an iOS game app that brings the iconic Star Wars™ lightsaber battles to iPhones, iPods and iPads in 3D. The app allows users to interact with Star Wars™ in an innovative way.  The game’s blend of 2-D and 3-D elements brings out an authentic experience allowing enemy battles with the swipe of a finger. The app is free to download and is available as a universal binary for iPhone and iPad. The game is being launched in conjunction with the release of the 3-D theatrical release of…
 
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    iPhone Savior

  • You're Gonna Love Apple's Siri Pro All Night Long

    Ray Basile
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:06 pm
      A whole lot of geek fantasies are about to become a reality with Siri Pro, Apple's sexy new pleasure-bot that's programmed to please. Siri Pro takes the concept of iPhone's personal assistant to an unreal level and she's neatly priced at $999 for (32GB) and $1,299 for the (64GB) model. “Siri Pro is designed for a more fulfilling relationship. She’s a fully functional pleasure-bot, sexier than a MacBook Air and more seductive than an iPad.” Scoopertino wrote in their unreal news report. With a slogan like "Love means never having to reboot", it's…
  • T-Mobile Offering Additional Support to Unlocked iPhone Users Starting Jan 30

    Ray Basile
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:10 pm
    Starting on January 30th, T-Mobile will begin offering unlocked iPhone users additional support on their network, according to internal documents obtained by TMO News. The new support offering which is expected to serve over 1 million current unlocked iPhone customers on the carrier's Magenta network includes “common procedures, information about feature and specifications and other basic device questions.” “I'm excited about this news. I have an iPhone 4 that is factory unlocked and have been using it on T-Mobile's network since the summer,” one T-Mobile customer told…
  • "At Twitter, The Future Is You" — Recruiting Video

    Ray Basile
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:03 pm
    As part of an internal 2012 Hack Week project “the best worst recruiting video ever”, Twitter has unleashed a horribly awesome winner with “At Twitter, The Future is You!”. While I would expect this one to be tossed into the “the worst” video pile, the humor is definitely nerd-approved. It manages to create a few awkward and uncomfortable moments for all who watch. I was inspired to apply for a job at Twitter just to get my own official company shirt and coffee mug. But I can't compete with one YouTube commenter who's an expert Unicorn slayer. "I have 15 years of…
  • AT&T Sold A Record 9.4 Million Smartphones—7.6 Million Were iPhones

    Ray Basile
    26 Jan 2012 | 4:02 pm
      Losing its longtime exclusive carrier standing with Apple has not slowed down iPhone sales one bit for AT&T. The company sold a record setting 9.4 million smartphones in the fourth quarter of 2011, which included 7.6 million iPhone activations and accounted for 20 percent of Apple’s quarterly handset sales. The Hulk-like iPhone sales figures amounted to a remarkable 80-percent of all smartphones sold by AT&T, which were heavily influenced by the introduction of Apple’s iPhone 4S on October 14th. AT&T beat their previous quarterly smartphone sales record of 6.1…
  • Nut Sizer App Tells You Just How Big Yours Are

    Ray Basile
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:07 am
      Besides being the best iPhone app name ever, the ingenious Nut Sizer ($.99) app makes measuring nuts, bolts and washers simple for both US and metric sizes. I can use an iPhone to measure my nuts and bolts? Count me in! Developer Robert Soliday, has gone to great lengths to design an extremely simple utility app that makes me laugh out loud every time I use at my Home Depot store. Since it first launched, Nut Sizer has been updated to allow users to turn the sound on and off along with the animation. I found the inclusion of washer identifications for both ID (inner diameter) and OD…
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    Daily iPhone News

  • Personalize Your Movie Shelf With My Movie Collection iPhone app: REVIEW

    Edward Jean
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:33 pm
    A few weeks back we saw a wonderful app that let us easily manage our collection of books and read them anytime later with the comfort of our iPhone or iPad. Since then I desperately wanted to add the capability of managing my huge library of movies to my iPhone. Out of my interest i have been checking out for a similar solution until i stumbled on “My Movie Collection” an app specially designed for movie lovers to help them create and organize their favorite movies in a painless way. Fire up My Movie Collection app for the first time and the app will take you to a book shelf kind of…
  • iPhone app review – iFortress: Securing your confidential files in a more secure way

    arun
    25 Jan 2012 | 6:41 am
    File management can be one of the most important and challenging things on your iOS device. Due to fact that these come with huge memories and the wide variety of file type supported on them, thus users end up storing huge number of personal and confidential files on it . But if you are concerned about your privacy or share the device with others or even worse you fear of losing it in the wrong hands then you definitely need to look out for a powerful and highly secure digital locker which can protect your personal data against any unauthorized access. iFortress is one such digital locker…
  • A complete collection of Classical Blockbusters : ClassicTunes-USA1 – iPhone App Review

    Yoyo
    23 Jan 2012 | 9:29 am
    Classical music lovers now have a wonderful companion for your hobby. ClassicTunes-USA is more than just an app, it is a series of three large volumes. This classical blockbuster Includes themes by Bach, Beethoven, Handel, Mozart, Berlioz, Brahms, Chopin, Franck, Liszt, Dvorak, Elgar, Mussorgsky, Puccini and many more with a total of 211 songs in all the three volumes. In this review we are taking up ClassicTunes-USA1 which can give an idea about the whole series.  The app comes with rich variety of songs including Bach, Beethoven, Handel, Mozart and many more. On the songs pane you can…
  • iPhone App Review: Shakeme – Let’s shake the phone to make a call!

    himanshu
    20 Jan 2012 | 9:54 am
    Making a call to one of your favourite numbers is not a relatively difficult task, but ShakeMe adds some more fun and action to the calling experience. By simply shaking your phone you will be able to call your pre-added numbers.  The app uses device’s accelerometer to trigger the call action. Contacts from phonebook or new contacts can be added to the list of pre-assigned contacts through the app interface where you can also edit them, rearrange them and remove from the list. The contact cards start falling from the top of the screen at regular intervals and halt for a limited time which…
  • Live stressfree and active with Mind Synchro System : iPhone App Review

    nand
    20 Jan 2012 | 5:37 am
    Whether you are a student or a parent, the fast and busy daily routine can leave you with a lot of physical or mental stress and anxiety.  Mind Synchro System for iPhone comes as a wonderful utility that can help you relax using enhanced meditation techniques. With the use of two way audio transmission technology, Mind Synchro System triggers relaxation techniques on your brain with varying electric potential for both, right and left hemisphere’s which work in different way.  By normalizing and synchronizing neurons in the brain, the app can treat your chronic stress in a very effective…
 
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  • Impressive Discounts for Apple Employees

    Md Islam
    26 Jan 2012 | 4:40 pm
    Apple employees will be getting a discount on Macs and iPads. They can take off $500 on any Mac besides the Mac mini and $250 off iPads. However, there are a few catches: employees must have been working for Apple …
  • iPhone 5 Possibly Due In Summer

    Md Islam
    25 Jan 2012 | 4:43 pm
    A source from Foxconn in China told 9to5Mac that the iPhone 5 is being prepared for production. There are several prototypes but all have the following in common: 4+ inch display (made by LG on at least one of them).…
  • Kisai Optical Illusion Touch Screen LCD Watch

    Md Islam
    25 Jan 2012 | 11:09 am
    Were you able to tell the time from that puzzle? If not, look closer but only at the smaller box that is at the center. Now cross your eyes, and focus on the numbers. The time should reveal itself. Once …
  • Review: Maxell AirStash Wireless Flash Drive

    Md Islam
    24 Jan 2012 | 10:54 am
    Flash drives have always been a convenient way of carrying data around because it can connect to any standard computer. They are portable, lightweight, and efficient which makes them easy to use. However, as tablets and smartphones are dominating the …
  • Absinthe Jailbreaks Nearly 1 Million A5 Users

    Md Islam
    23 Jan 2012 | 5:06 pm
    After the release of Absinthe, on Friday, and the CLI tool by the Dev-Team, ‘s Cydia server records that around one million people have jailbroken their A5 devices from Friday to today (on 5.0.1 or 5.0). Below are the exact …
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    AppCraver | iPhone Apps, iPad Apps and iPod Touch Apps

  • Global Feed Uses Geo-IP to Track Local News Like Never Before

    BarbH
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:05 pm
    Global FeedDeveloper: Sovereign Dynamics LLC Price: freeDownload from the App StoreUser Ratings: Sovereign Dynamics, an independent software company, has launched "Global Feed", an intuitive, slick app designed to stream news based on Geo-IP location and completely configurable by the end user, onto the iOS App Store. It is designed to take the effort out of finding local news and gives users an edge.Global Feed is an app that was designed with end users in mind. Instinctual and function filled, it works on the iPhone and gives users unparalleled support for seeing news spreading from a…
  • 6 Ways to Shake Your Bad Habits! Top Goal Tracking Apps for iPhone

    Barbara Holbrook
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:15 pm
    What's your secret? What's your terrible vice, your one bad habit that you just can't seem to drop? Everyone has at least one, and whether it's smoking too much, swearing too frequently, or forgetting to put on pants, help is only a download away. Perhaps, you just need the right goal tracking app to turn it all around! Use the new year or your birthday or the nearest holiday of your choosing as a milestone. Say to yourself "Self, henceforth from this International Migratory Bird Day (the second Saturday in May) you will no longer leave shopping carts in parking spaces at the supermarket,…
  • AppCrayon iPad StylusGarners Teacher Approval for Pre-writing Skills

    BarbH
    26 Jan 2012 | 7:20 pm
    Just days before Apple's recent educational announcement, one toymaker was busily demonstrating the AppCrayon classroom stylus to a conference of California's Kindergarten teachers. The reaction was overwhelmingly positive and the verdict was clear. Teachers want a stylus. This was not entirely surprising for the folks at DANO Toys who designed the AppCrayon with input from professional educators and beta-tested it in classrooms across the globe for almost a year."By pairing a stylus with letter-writing, drawing, note-taking and other apps, DANO Toys has found a way to meld the new,…
  • Nosy Crows Cinderella App Wins Publishing Innovation Award

    BarbH
    26 Jan 2012 | 6:05 pm
    Cinderella – Nosy Crow animated picture bookDeveloper: Nosy Crow Limited Price: $7.99Download from the App StoreUser Ratings: Independent children's app publisher Nosy Crow is pleased to announce that its Cinderella app for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch has won the Publishing Innovation Award for Best Juvenile App.The Publishing Innovation Awards recognize excellent publishers and authors, encourage new thinking, and improve the reading experience in the digital age. The awards were created by Digital Book World, organizers of the Digital Book World Conference and Expo, in response to a…
  • Stitcher Radio Excels as a Discovery Engine for Internet Radio Enthusiasts

    Joe Niemiec
    26 Jan 2012 | 4:25 pm
    Stitcher RadioDeveloper: Stitcher, Inc. Price: freeDownload from the App StoreUser Ratings: Stitcher Radio is an extremely useful free app for anyone who want to keep current on news and events. Voted one of the top 5 news apps by Apple in 2011, Stitcher turns your iPhone or iPad into a custom radio station by streaming your personalized selection of podcasts, live broadcasts, and on-demand content from more than 5000 sources — including many of the top programs from NPR, BBC, CNN, Fox and others. It's a handy tool to have to access to, especially if you frequently travel where there is no…
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    Daily App Show - Video App Reviews for iPhone and iPod Touch Users

  • Frequency

    Sean
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:00 pm
    Frequency is your personal video service. It’s the fastest and easiest way to watch video online. We offer more video from more places than anywhere else on the internet. Download – Free Developer
  • Bouncing Bubbles

    Sean
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:00 pm
    Play the best bubble-shooter game on your iPhone and iPad Your task: Eliminate all the bubbles in stack with the least number of shots required. But be aware! Their number is growing rapidly. Purchase – $.99 Developer
  • MyMeetingPro HD

    Sean
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:00 am
    The First & Only App to Help You Plan, Conduct & Document Effective Meetings. With awesome minutes & note taking and whiteboard capabilities – keeping your meeting notes organized. Real users “love the way it works.” Purchase – $7.99 Developer
  • Dot Lock Protection Free – Secure Your iPhone/iPad Media Files

    Jerad Hill
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:30 am
    Limassol, Cyprus – Apps2Be today is pleased to announce the release of Free version of Dot Lock Protection 1.1.1 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Dot Lock Protection is an app allowing you to lock your private albums, photos and videos with a Dot Lock code. The key feature of the app is its ability to create a record of any app break-in attempt, with the intruder’s photo, date, time and GPS location recorded and displayed on the map. “Keep your most valuable media files safe and secure with Dot Lock Protection”, says Sergei Sokolov, PR of Apps2Be. “Identify and…
  • Global Feed for the iPhone launched by Sovereign Dynamics

    Jerad Hill
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:20 am
    Samara, Russian Federation – Sovereign Dynamics, an independent software company, has launched “Global Feed”, an intuitive, slick app designed to stream news based on Geo-IP location and completely configurable by the end user, onto the iOS App Store. It is designed to take the effort out of finding local news and gives users an edge. Global Feed is an app that was designed with end users in mind. Instinctual and function filled, it works on the iPhone and gives users unparalleled support for seeing news spreading from a source – not only can you see where news…
 
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  • In the news

    Jeffrey Richardson
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:05 am
    Apple announced earlier this week that it broke records with its phenomenal sales quarter, and unsurprisingly this had an effect on others. AT&T announced that it sold a record 9.4 million smartphones during the December quarter, and 7.6 million of those — 80% — were iPhones. Verizon announced that it sold 4.2 million iPhones in the December quarter, representing 55% of its smartphone sales. We haven't seen numbers from Sprint yet, but I'm sure that they also sold millions of iPhones last quarter. For all of the attorneys who are new iPhone owners and new to this site ...
  • Subscribe to the BigLaw newsletter

    Jeffrey Richardson
    26 Jan 2012 | 12:05 am
    I just started writing a column for the TechnoLawyer BigLaw newsletter, and I encourage all iPhone J.D. readers to sign up for a free subscription so that you can keep up with the articles that I write for BigLaw. A little background: since 1997, TechnoLawyer has distributed free e-mail newsletters for attorneys.  Today, TechnoLawyer publishes nine different newsletters.  Some of my favorites include BlawgWorld (a guide to what is new and noteworthy on the legal web), LitigationWorld (tips for litigators) and FatFriday (a weekly grab bag of of various topics such a product reviews and tips…
  • Apple 2012 fiscal first quarter -- the iPhone and iPad angle

    Jeffrey Richardson
    25 Jan 2012 | 1:34 am
    Yesterday, Apple released the results for its 2012 fiscal first quarter (which ran from September 25, 2011 to December 31, 2011) and held a call with analysts to discuss the results.  This is the 13th time that I have discussed an Apple quarterly earnings call on iPhone J.D., and over that time I've frequently remarked that Apple had a record-setting quarter, which was true this time as well.  Of course the fiscal first quarter is always Apple's best quarter because it includes holiday sales, but this past quarter was something really special for Apple.  Not only was it the best…
  • Review: Notes Plus -- take advanced notes, convert handwriting to text on the iPad

    Jeffrey Richardson
    24 Jan 2012 | 1:34 am
    There are many ways to use an iPad to replace a legal pad.  Numerous apps let you type notes using the on screen keyboard, but that only works well if your iPad is on a flat, stable surface.  A good alternative is to use a stylus along with an app that lets you draw on the screen, and the most useful apps let you draw in a window that reduces the size of what you type so that you can get a large number of words on a page.  Note Taker HD is a perfect example of one of these apps, and for a long time now, that is the app that I have been using and recommending to use with a stylus.  But I…
  • Review: The Congressional Record -- congressional proceedings on your iPad

    Jeffrey Richardson
    23 Jan 2012 | 12:05 am
    The Congressional Record is the official, daily record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress.  There are four parts of each issue:  (1) House of Representatives, (2) Senate, (3) Extension of Remarks, and (4) the Daily Digest summary of the day's activities.  You can access individual issues of the Congressional Record through FDsys, a service of the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO).  There is now an easier way to view individual issues on your iPad because the Library of Congress partnered with the GPO to release a free app last week called, appropriately…
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    Tech Blog

  • AddThis.com Sends a Personalized Infographic on Your Site’s Social Trends

    Amit Bhawani
    12 Jan 2012 | 3:08 am
    Thanks to Addthis.com, one of the best services on the web which offer you with a option to share your website’s content on different services easily. Today they have sent us the Social Trends Report for 2011 in the form of a beautiful Infographic which represents the data of our blog. You can find out [...]AddThis.com Sends a Personalized Infographic on Your Site’s Social Trends is a post from : Tech Blog Click on the Title for Reading the Complete Article from Tech Blog - Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Related posts: Top 5 Social Bookmarking Sites Badoo Social…
  • How to Find any Blogs Actual Traffic Certified by Google Officially

    Amit Bhawani
    24 Dec 2011 | 8:09 am
    Before you start reading this blog post for some kind of exclusive tool then you should take a step back because we are going to give you a small hint on a public service offered by Google which can help you in finding out any blog’s actual or real traffic easily. Stop checking out the [...]How to Find any Blogs Actual Traffic Certified by Google Officially is a post from : Tech Blog Click on the Title for Reading the Complete Article from Tech Blog - Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Related posts: Find Detailed Traffic Stats for Specific Webpage in Google Analytics How to get…
  • How long a new website or blog wait before applying for AdSense?

    Guest Writers
    16 Dec 2011 | 12:12 am
    A lot of publishers from India and other Asian countries are puzzled on whether they can use AdSense Ads on new sites or not. Recently Google disabled a massive number of AdSense accounts from India and Pakistan which adds more to the confusion. To make it worse, Google does not mention anything in their policies [...]How long a new website or blog wait before applying for AdSense? is a post from : Tech Blog Click on the Title for Reading the Complete Article from Tech Blog - Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Related posts: Do Indian Adsense Publishers need to wait 6 months for…
  • My First Month with Amazon Associates – 581 Product Sales Report

    Amit Bhawani
    14 Nov 2011 | 9:21 am
    Remember the last time i had suggested everyone of you to sign-up with the Amazon Associates Program? From the past 2-3 months I started trying out their options and looking into ways to earn money from their program. Exactly the last month I started linking to the referral links and also display their banners on [...]My First Month with Amazon Associates – 581 Product Sales Report is a post from : Tech Blog Click on the Title for Reading the Complete Article from Tech Blog - Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Related posts: Buy Amazon Kindle 2 in India – Price Review Amazon…
  • Create Google+ Pages Badge for your Website & Blogs

    Amit Bhawani
    10 Nov 2011 | 12:19 am
    Now since the Google +1 for Business has been announced, every brand, celebrity or blog have started creating a Page for their business and the next step would be to get more people add your page into others circles. For this here am going to give you a useful way following which you can easily [...]Create Google+ Pages Badge for your Website & Blogs is a post from : Tech Blog Click on the Title for Reading the Complete Article from Tech Blog - Stay Updated with the Latest Tech Info! Related posts: Remove/Block Website Pages from Google/Yahoo/MSN Index How to Install Google +1 Button on…
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    FSMdotCOM

  • Karl Lagerfeld’s Personal Chanel iPad Case Goes on Sale

    murdaFSM
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:02 pm
    Karl Lagerfeld has been spotted for a while with a Chanel iPad case, but it has never been available at retail. That is about to change, as the case has made it into the Spring/Summer 2012 Pre-Collection of the French …Continue reading →
  • Ikku Japanese Denim iPhone 4/4S Cases

    murdaFSM
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:13 am
    Ikku means ‘coming and going’ in Japanese. This references that fact that the brand cares where their materials are coming from and ultimately where the world is going to. These iPhone 4/4S cases use recycled and organic materials – the …Continue reading →
  • ‘The Big Bang Theory’ Reveals How Siri Looks Like In Real Life [video]

    murdaFSM
    27 Jan 2012 | 4:42 am
    From The Big Bang Theory S05E14.
  • Jailbreaking Is NOT A Crime. Sign The Petition NOW!

    murdaFSM
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:33 am
    bunnie Huang, author of Hacking the Xbox, is standing with the Electronic Frontier Foundation to defend users’ right to jailbreak. Will you sign on to bunnie’s letter to show the Copyright Office that users everywhere are demanding the right to jailbreak? Tell …Continue reading →
  • Clear: Gesturally-Driven ToDo iPhone App [video]

    murdaFSM
    26 Jan 2012 | 12:20 pm
    Realmac Software has announced Clear, a beautifully-designed, gesturally-driven app, created to improve on a pencil and notepad for flexibly keeping quick, simple todo lists. The app is coming soon in the app store. We will keep you updated, stay tuned… …Continue reading →
 
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    Touch Arcade

  • The TouchArcade Show - 36 - Clean Shaven Edition

    Brad Nicholson
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:00 pm
    On this week's episode of The TouchArcade Show, we push through discussions about feral dogs, the Mindfreak, and accents in order to bring you the latest, hottest, and best-est in iOS game news and chit-chat. At the top, we dig into unreleased titles like Adventure Bar Story before we dive into more known quantities, like say, Triple Town. Post-break, we weigh in on heavy stuff like the Zynga vs. NimbleBit, uh, issue, and of course, get to a few of your listener questions. Oh! We also had a special guest this week: Joseph Leray. If you'd like to give us a listen, go ahead and do so via the…
  • Glu is the Latest Company to Rip Off 'Tiny Tower'

    Eli Hodapp
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:29 pm
    Let's wind the clocks back to Tuesday when news hit that Zynga was relentlessly ripping off NimbleBit's Tiny Tower [Free] with their Canadian pre-release "beta" of Dream Heights [Free]. Dream Heights is basically identical to Tiny Tower in every way, except for the lack of the Bitbook and a different art style. News of this spread like wildfire, and it wasn't long before even the mainstream media was reporting on it. (These are crazy times we live in, I tell you.) Well, Zynga has been silent on the matter as far as we can tell, which you'd think would result in a dead story. Not so fast…
  • Man, 'The Other Brothers' Looks Good

    Brad Nicholson
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:37 am
    What happens when three visionaries get together and tease an awesome game? You get The Other Brothers, which is certainly has the look and style of a next-level iOS joint. On the other hand, you also get almost nothing in the Fine Details Department, and that's a monumental bummer considering the promise on display. I mean, just look at that. The first post on the game's new blog describes The Other Brothers as "a pixelated family fun adventure [game] of running, jumping, collecting, racing against the clock ..." with a suitably mysterious twist. A Kotaku post has some more concept-y type of…
  • 'Where's My Water' Gets New Levels Via IAP

    Brad Nicholson
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:31 am
    Where's My Water [$.99 / Free] keeps getting bigger, better, and ... harder? Earlier yesterday, Disney polished off yet another update to the playful puzzle title, adding in some neat story elements and a total of five free puzzles and many others via IAP. The package itself has been dubbed "Cranky's Story." We'll let the boilerplate do the explaining: Cranky is the toughest alligator around and he has worked up an appetite from sabotaging Swampy’s water supply. He eats anything, especially all the rotting and disgusting junk found in the dumps and sewers. Cranky will not eat vegetables…
  • 'Jetpack Joyride', 'Battleheart', 'Sword & Sworcery' and More Nominated for International Mobile Gaming Awards

    Eli Hodapp
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:30 am
    Earlier this month I convened with the panel of judges in Marseille, France that made up the International Mobile Gaming Awards to go through the over 500 games submitted. After a day of some incredibly intense (and incredibly jet lagged) judging, we had our list of finalists which were just recently revealed. We've already reviewed almost all of these games, and if you're missing any of these games from your collection, they're all worth picking up: Best Casual Game CreaVures [Coming Soon] Hector [$4.99 Episodes 1, 2, 3] Jetpack Joyride [Free] Sprinkle [$1.99 The Blocks Cometh [99¢] Best…
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    CreativeApplications.Net

  • iOS Application Developer at Mirada

    Jobs
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:59 am
    Company: Mirada Location: Marina del Rey, CA, US Category: Coder Type: Freelance Description We are looking for an iOS Application Developer who will be responsible for the design, development and deployment of software for a short-term project. Your responsibilities: - Perform a technical analysis of requirements presented in design work. - Produce a solid, detailed technical design - Write clean, modular, robust code to implement the desired requirements with design and production supervision - Work with the QA and support teams to triage and fix bugs with rapid turnaround - Contribute…
  • Junior Android Developer at Mirada

    Jobs
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:57 am
    Company: Mirada Location: Marina del Rey, CA, US Category: Coder Type: Freelance Description We are looking for a Junior Android Application Developer who will be responsible for the design, development and deployment of software for a variety of mobile platforms. Here’s what you need to know. Your responsibilities: - Write clean, modular, robust code to implement the desired requirements under the direction of the Lead Android Programmer - Work with the QA and support teams to triage and fix bugs with rapid turnaround - Contribute ideas for making the application better and easier…
  • Best Friends [Objects]

    Greg J. Smith
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:48 am
    Is post social media friendship an emotional investment of diminishing returns? It really depends who you ask. Midwest-based designer Colin Pinegar’s recent BFA project Best Friends definitely calls the authenticity of ubiquitous connectivity into question, or at least adds some nuance to qualifying these relationships. Pinegar created a ‘scorecard’ for his Facebook friends that awarded each online connection 1-25 points based off a range of criteria (do I know this person’s phone number? can I recognize this person by their name alone? etc.)Continue reading.... Best…
  • An Interview with Bowyer [Theory, iPad, Interview]

    Mike
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:58 am
    Bowyer is a new company by Vadik Marmeladov, Sergey Filippov, a man known as “The Client”, and Ilya Kolganov. In this interview we talk through their first collaborations, philosophy, process, commercial projects, and future plans. “Craftmanship is attention to details. Luxury is attention to unnecessary details.” Typical phone games and apps retain a certain average appearance with a target on mass-market appeal. Design is usually not a priority, and as a result, often mediocre. Unlike the fashion industry, for instance, app development is young enough that nichés…
  • MotionPhone [iPad]

    Filip
    26 Jan 2012 | 7:51 am
    First app post-Biophilia: MotionPhone by Scott Snibbe Studio is a network-enabled interactive app for communicating with animated colors, shapes, and movement. This application was Scott’s first work of interactive art, created more than twenty years ago and now released in a form where anyone can use itContinue reading.... MotionPhone [iPad]
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    Building iPhone Apps

  • Small GitHub crash course from Cocoanetics

    Jean-Francois Martin
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:41 am
    I just read the Cocoanetics crash course on GitHub's Fork, Pull requests. For beginners, if you want to get an idea what GitHub is all about, head to Cocoanetics blog post.
  • How to influence your presence on the App Store

    Jean-Francois Martin
    21 Dec 2011 | 6:39 pm
    This week, UPM 3.1.2 came out and I noticed something interesting. According to www.appannie.com, my application was being featured in 122 countries on the App Store in the Productivity category. I did a little search in order to find an explanation for this. Before the update, my app wasn't featured at all in the App Store all over the world. Meh. By having a mere 175 updates downloaded by users on the first day and nearly 600 hundreds the following day, this seems to generate enough traffic on the Apple servers to trigger something. Could this traffic be influencing Apple algorithm for…
  • Need a backend platform for your iOS app?

    Jean-Francois Martin
    19 Dec 2011 | 8:44 pm
    Just stumbled upon this today: www.parse.com. Parse offers a complete backend server platform for mobile apps. iOS and Android are supported. The feature set includes: Data Storage in a schemaless format in the cloud; Push Notifications Servers; User management inside your app for easy signup features; Social media integration for user sign in. The service is currently in beta and free for that period. Seems very nice. The documentation is very well done!
  • Shameless plug - Ultimate Password Manager 3.1.2 is out!

    Jean-Francois Martin
    19 Dec 2011 | 7:27 pm
    The latest release of my password manager for iPhone out! The app was less than 24 hours in queue (it was submitted on sunday!). This is a maintenance release.  Release 3.1.2 > iOS 5 compatibility fixes. > Password Safe: you can now lock the safe on demand from the action menu at the top right. > Password Safe: data entry is faster as the Done key of the keyboard now completes the entry instead of hiding the keyboard. > Password Safe: longer delay when showing a password in password safe. > Password Safe: Fixed application crash caused by an action on a tapped and hold…
  • Invalid bundle - UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities - what to do?

    Jean-Francois Martin
    17 Dec 2011 | 8:21 pm
    If you submit you application and you get the following error from the Application Loader, here is what you can do to resolve this issue. Remove the key from the info.plist and re-submit the application binary. Why is that? According to this article, you cannot submit a new version of an application to the App Store that supports less devices than the previous versions. This is by design. In other words, Apple is telling us, developers, if you build an app, make sure it will work on all the devices that was originally worked on on day one. User experience comes first. In my case, I never…
 
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    iPhoneIndiaBlog.com

  • Top Innovator of All Time Among Young Adults – Steve Jobs #2

    Dev
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:11 am
    Lemelson-MIT Invention Index conducted this survey aimed at young adults aged 16 to 25, and found that 24% of respondents labeled Steve Jobs as the greatest innovator of all time. Thomas Alva Edison, inventor of many modern day technologies took first place with 52%. Mac Observers covered this survey and said that demographic is highly influenced by [...]
  • iPhone 4/4S transparent rear panel mod ROCKS – iFixit

    Dev
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:33 am
    “iFixit’s iPhone transparent rear panel mod let’s you give your iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S an amazingly distinctive look in a world where tens of millions of them are otherwise all but indistinguishable.” Georgia from iMore.com shows us a Clear Back Plate Mod from iFixit:
  • 80% of smartphones AT&T sold were iPhones

    Dev
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:12 am
    Quick Update: During last quarter, AT&T sold 9.4 million smartphones. Of which, 1.8 million were Android devices, and 7.6 million were iPhones. 80% of smartphones AT&T sold were iPhones, while only 20% were Android based devices, according to idownloadblog.com. Cool… isnt it. Apple continues to ROCK!
  • $25 Mobitee Golf Assistant iPhone app is FREE for a Day – Grrrab it if you love golfing

    Dev
    26 Jan 2012 | 11:46 pm
    Don’t want to spend hundreds on Golf GPS hardware? Not a problem! Upgrade your GPS device with Mobitee, saving up to 95% and get more than any GPS hardware has to offer. Mobitee is the best GPS assistant, scorecard keeper, distance calculator, rangefinder and virtual coach, all rolled into one amazing app. Usually cost $24.99, [...]
  • iPhone 4S share in all iPhone sales moves to 89%, study suggests

    Dev
    26 Jan 2012 | 11:08 pm
    Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) released some interesting data on Thursday that suggests Apple’s latest iPhone model accounts for 89% of all Apple smartphones sold since the iPhone 4S was released in October, We’re a bit surprised by the figures; the new iPhone offers beefier specs and a better camera than previous generation models, but the [...]
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    Pocket-lint : iphone

  • The Doctor Who Tardis safe that you unlock with your phone

    Stuart Miles
    24 Jan 2012 | 4:46 am
    TOY FAIR 2012: R2D2 one as well Kids like to keep things safe. They like Doctor Who. They probably have an iPod touch or iPhone. So what better way to celebrate all that than with the Doctor Who Tardis Safe that will only open with a dedicated app and the right passcode? Yep, that's right, you need to have all three to get in to your new security locker, but rather than using the latest cutting edge technology like Bluetooth, Wireless or NFC, the app works by sending a receiver a series of lights as if it was Morse code once you've docked the phone. That also means that you can work it with…
  • APP OF THE DAY: Sploosh review (iOS)

    Hunter Skipworth
    23 Jan 2012 | 12:02 pm
    Water sports The iPad is just as useful to kids as it is adults. As Apple proved recently with its iBooks 2 and education announcement, the tablet is a great learning platform.? Most games however tend to adopt the slightly more adult approach to things. Sure an eight year old could get its head round the intricacies of Angry Birds but its not exactly geared towards young ones. There are a few exceptions, the likes of Peppa Pig spring to mind and now Sploosh, a physics based app that is all about moving water.? Sploosh PlatformiOSPrice?0.69 (iOS)WhereiTunes Sploosh is a very simple…
  • iOS 5 on your old iPhone or iPod touch...kind of

    Paul Lamkin
    19 Jan 2012 | 9:04 am
    Whited00r jailbreak adds features If you're still using an old iPhone, or an old iPod touch, and you're jealous of all your fanboy friends revelling in the iOS 5 goodies then help could be at hand. The Whited00r 5.1 mod apparently plays nicely with all generations of the iPod touch and is compatible with any iPhone from the 3G onwards. Whited00r is customised version of the real deal and brings multitasking, reminders, an iCloud like feature (powered by Dropbox), home-screen folders, Newsstand and custom home-screen backgrounds to ancient iDevices. You'll no longer have access to the App…
  • Apple halts iPhone 4S sales in China out of threat to staff

    Hunter Skipworth
    13 Jan 2012 | 9:59 am
    Too excited Apple has put a stop to iPhone 4S sales in China following rioting in Beijing over its products. The company saw ugly scenes outside its Beijing store when the new handset went on sale on Friday morning, with crowds nearly rioting as they attempted to get hold of the new phones.? Apple refused to open shop doors out of what they saw as a threat to staff and fans. The result was a rather unhappy crowd of Chinese Apple shoppers, many of whom turned to throwing eggs at the store.? Apple will continue to sell the iPhone 4S online in China and it will be available in some Chinese phone…
  • iPro Lens for iPhone pictures and hands-on

    Stuart Miles
    12 Jan 2012 | 3:00 am
    CES 2012: Fisheye We already know that the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S camera is good, but is there a way of making it even better? The chaps at iPro lens think there is and have created a clever bolt-on lens system for the Apple phone to try and help you get even better pictures on the go. Costing $200 in the US (worldwide shipping is coming soon), the kit consists of two lenses: a fisheye and a wide angle lens that easily twists on and off a specially designed case that you attach to your iPhone. Where the system differs from others on the market is that the pocket-sized lens case securely…
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  • Cook not happy at offensive factory claims

    Shane McGlaun
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:04 am
    Apple CEO Tim Cook isn’t happy at all about the claims that are making rounds claiming the company is knowingly using manufacturing facilitates where labor abuses are common. Cook said, “We care about every worker in the worldwide supply chain.” He also said that the accusations were offensive. The NYT recently issued a report that talked to current and previous execs at Apple and at Chinese factories. The claims allege that Apple and others knowingly work with Foxconn even though workers often complain about conditions. Cook wrote: “As a company and as individuals, we are…
  • Qmadix boostpac batteries, unlocked iPhones have bad performance says T-Mo, Lytro iPhone not currently possible

    Shane McGlaun
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:24 am
    At MacWorld 2012, a couple new battery packs have surfaced for the iPhone. The packs are the Qmadix quick shot and eclipse with one for the desk and the other for on the go. T-Mobile documents have surfaced that claim unlocked iPhones have poor network performance. The document says that only 2G speeds are possible with the iPhone on its network thanks to the lack of WCDMA 1700/2100 bands. If you are hoping for a Lytro iPhone using light filed technology to come soon, you are out of luck. You can read why this is a long ways off here.
  • Wooden iPhone kits, Apple china launch poorly planned, Apple Q1 sales boom

    Shane McGlaun
    25 Jan 2012 | 8:27 am
    If you have dropped your iPhone, cracked the back glass, and want to fix it with something that might last longer, one of these wooden back kits might be just what you need. The kit will fit the iPhone 4 and 4S and you can see how to install here. Apple’s CEO has admitted that it planned poorly for the iPhone 4S launch in China. The demand and short supply is said to be what sparked near riots in China. There have been shortages in other countries that haven’t led to egg throwing and abused Apple workers so I hardly think this is at Apple’s feet alone. Apple offered up its…
  • iOS Epson projection app, 64GB iPhone 4 doing well, 500k iPhone 4S users jailbreak

    Shane McGlaun
    24 Jan 2012 | 8:24 am
    Epson has launched a new iProjection iOS app that allows the iPhone and other devices to wirelessly project to Epson projectors. That means you can give a presentation with nothing but your iPhone and the projector. A new survey of recent iPhone 4S buyers has found that 21% are opting for the 64GB version. The survey also found a significant percentage of them are coming from other operating systems. So far, a half million iPhone 4S users have taken advantage of the new 4S jailbreak. The jailbreak was a long time coming since the A5 processor was so hard to crack.
  • iPhone 4S gets untethered jailbreak!

    Shane McGlaun
    23 Jan 2012 | 8:25 am
    I bet that there are a number of iPhone 4S users out there that have been waiting for an unmetered jailbreak to land for the smartphone. The untethered jailbreak is now available for the iPhone 4S and it will work for the iPad 2 as well. The hack is from the Dev Dream Team and was launched Friday. The delay in launching a jailbreak for the device was in cracking the A5 processor and that bit was apparently not at all easy to accomplish. The jailbreak is called GreenPois0n Absinthe. There are a few catches, notably the untethered break is for Mac only. The other caveat is that it will only…
 
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  • iDesk HD Review – Awesome diagramming in your iPad… Just with gestures!

    ruben
    27 Jan 2012 | 4:22 am
    This app is truly awesome. No, really. What’s iDesk? Well, putting it simple, it is an app to create diagrams. Yeah, I can think you thinking Diagrams? That’s lame, how’s that awesome?Well, it is. We can put it more fancy, instead of talking about diagrams, we can talk about flow charts or about mind-mapping. Whatever. I’ve tried most mind-mapping apps, and quite a good bunch of diagramming apps. iDesk beats them all without a blink.What’s so great about iDesk? It is completely gesture-based. To draw a square, you just draw a square with your fingers (or as close…
  • Comic Viewer – Review – The alternative comic source

    BradT
    26 Jan 2012 | 7:18 am
    Comic Viewer is an app that offers an alternative reading experience to readers such as Comixology and their associated DC and Marvel comics app specifically for the iPad. This app reads the popular viewing formats on the web such as .cbz and .cbr.The app mimics Apple’s Newsstand, showing comics on a virtual shelf whose look is customizable. For those hungry for content and unknowing of the alternate ways of getting comics on the web, the app offers links to certain public domain or independent comics that are free (including some that you would think be public domain like Captain…
  • Australia Unlimited — Review — Awe-inspiring profiles from the land down under

    Aldrin
    25 Jan 2012 | 2:00 pm
    If ever one requires further proof of the ingenuity and penchant for positive change fostered by Australians both world-famous and little-known, one need only refer to the Building Brand Australia Program. This program was commissioned just over a year ago by the Australian Government in hopes of extensively showcasing a clear global reputation that the rest of the world will want to aspire to. Among the strategies being executed toward the goal of the program is the promotion of a brand identity specially tailored to underscore the development of Australia as a nation of creative and…
  • Shakeme Review – Call people with a quick shake of your phone

    Robert Zak
    24 Jan 2012 | 10:21 am
    The idea of shaking your phone to call your friends is a pretty strange idea. Unsurprising then that in this case it comes from one of the countries renowned for weird and wonderfully quirky ideas, South Korea.But Shakeme is one of those apps whose use only becomes apparent once you start using it. While shaking-to-call doesn’t feel quite as intuitive as simply tapping on whoever it is you want to call, it definitely comes in handy in certain situations. For instance when it’s freezing cold and you don’t want to take your gloves off, just shake your phone instead.The app…
  • Tiny Wings – Review – Fly across hills with just a touch of a finger

    Aldrin
    24 Jan 2012 | 6:41 am
    The small bird that is the main and only character in Tiny Wings has one big problem. The poor thing has, as suggested by the game’s name, tiny wings, which render him practically flightless. This is rather unfortunate, since he wants nothing but to be able to fly and touch the clouds. Good thing he’s in an island lined with hills on which to slide and from which to jump off into the sky. Good thing he has you, dear iPhone gamer, to count on to help him fly.Tiny Wings is one of the first iPhone games to popularize the simple method of controlling a character using just one finger.
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  • How Philosophy Can Help You Learn Programming

    MattjDrake
    26 Jan 2012 | 7:59 am
    As an undergraduate, I took a liberal arts course that really changed my thinking about programming. If you can believe it, this course was a philosophy course! This course is what brought everything into focus and made me into the programmer that I am today. What Course Was That? The course was Symbolic Logic and it was simply a course that showed use the fundamental ways to figure out logic problems. Honestly, the entire class really boiled down to this: If A = B and B = C then A = C In the class, we would go over tons of situations and reduce them to logic statements written down on paper…
  • Comparing Strings With NSString In Objective-C

    MattjDrake
    24 Jan 2012 | 7:31 am
    Many people, when they are first starting with Objective-C and iOS want to be able to compare strings in if-then statements and things like that. It seems natural to try to write something like: NSString *string1 = @"A"; NSString *string2 = @"B"; if(string1 == string2) //do something else //or not NOTE: ^ the code above will not work… But, that doesn’t work because strings are objects and if you want to compare strings you will need to use the NSString object methods that Apple has made available to you. Testing For Equality With NSString Most likely, you just want to see if your…
  • Add And Subtract Dates In Objective-C

    MattjDrake
    19 Jan 2012 | 9:12 am
    Here is the problem: your app works with dates and you would like to be able to find out what day came a week before, or is coming up in two years.  There are a few ways to do this but the easiest by far is to use your user’s calendar along with the NSDateComponents Foundation class to figure out precisely what these date relationships are. Get Today’s Date In Objective-C Before we go any further, let’s make sure we are on the same page and can get a reference to today’s date. Oh yeah, we’ll call that day today. NSDate *today = [NSDate date]; What you can do is…
  • Compiling Mac Apps With ARC From Terminal

    MattjDrake
    17 Jan 2012 | 9:30 am
    The other day, I was looking around for a simple way to just compile a text file for a simple Mac app.  This isn’t something that you would do everyday but there are times when it’s nice to have the simplest bit of code out there without all the fuss involved with the XCode templates and everything else. Write Objective-C Code Using Arc From Any Text Editor So, check out this code I wrote just with a text editor (no XCode at all): #import <Foundation/Foundation.h> int main (int argc, const char * argv[]){ @autoreleasepool { NSString *helloString = @"Hello World";…
  • What Do You Want To Know About iPhone, iPad & iOS Development?

    MattjDrake
    15 Jan 2012 | 9:50 am
    Today, I want to try something new.  Usually, I blog about what’s going on in the mobile app development world or I write up tutorials about how to do the latest whiz-bang iOS code trick.  But today, I’m curious to know what’s going on in your head out there. So – I am doing this post not to impart any great secrets from behind the iOS curtain. I’m curious about what YOU as a reader curious about iOS app development are looking for.  Take a second to think about it and just respond to this post with a question.  I’ll do my best to answer it or link you…
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  • Gruber Contradicted Recent Report Of iPhone 5 in Production, Bigger & Wider Display

    monis
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:08 am
    Few days earlier, a news came from 9to5Mac according to which Foxconn had started production of the iPhone 5. Their sources told that they have already seen the device which constitutes a wider and bigger display. Fortunately, Gruber, who has most accurate sources inside Apple has contradicted that these rumors are false and nothing similar [...]
  • Set A Backgrounding Wallpaper For Siri On iPhone 4S [Tweak]

    monis
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:14 am
    We all know that Siri is an amazing way to interact with your iPhone 4S. You can tell Siri to perform a specific task and it would do that in minutes. Siri can be invoked when you double tap the home button. However, the background would remain the same. By default, it is in black [...]
  • Belfry via Cydia Lets You Add Weather, Clock, Compass, Stock & Voice Memos Applications To iPad

    monis
    26 Jan 2012 | 6:06 am
    When you buy the iPad instead of an iPhone/iPod touch, you get all the application working on your tablet which are meant to work on an iPhone or iPod touch. May be, some of them got pixelated due to the fact that they have never been optimized for the 9 inch display. However, some of [...]
  • Tutorial – How to set up UniAW5.0 Lockscreen

    simer
    25 Jan 2012 | 9:33 am
    Apparently, we have found out that many of you are having problem in setting up the UniAW5.0 theme. So, i have decided to write a tutorial which will help you in setting up the theme. Follow the steps below: 1. Download the zip file from here. 2. Extract the file and place the file which [...]
  • Geohot Returns To iOS Hacking, Quits Job At Facebook

    monis
    25 Jan 2012 | 7:58 am
    Geohot is from those days when we didn’t even know how to unlock an iPhone. In fact, he is the first person who came up with a hardware method to run first generation iPhone on any cellular network. However, from the past few years, Geohot declared that he would be moving from the iOS hacking [...]
 
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  • Paper Monsters Review: Little Big Planet iPhone? Pfft, This More Than Fills The Void

    James Isabel
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:49 pm
    Little Big Planet is a definite hit for Sony and PlayStation that I wished we had it for the iPhone. After playing this game, I encourage Sony not to release any iOS versions of LBP! Paper Monsters ($0.99)  ng:moco’s Rolando to me truly was the first and only platformer that truly took advantage of the iOS ecosystem, and I was truly saddened the series just died. Here then comes Crescent Moon with a completely groundbreaking platformer you’ll instantly fall in love with. I was already set for which game is January’s best, but this game just had to come along Presentation…
  • Dodonpachi Blissful Death iPhone, iPad Coming Soon From CAVE Japan!

    Miguel Pereyra
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:00 am
    Japanese Developer CAVE recently announced they are planning on focusing on social games following poor earnings. Even so, they have announced a port of Dodonpachi Blissful Death coming to iOS. Dodonpachi Blissful Death will be an iOS port of a previously Japan-only arcade/PS2 game titled DoDonPachi Dai Ou Jou. If you’ve never played any of CAVE’s titles, I recommend everyone to at least pick-up the LITE version of deathsmiles   if you are at all interested in shooters. No release date has been set for Dodonpachi Blissful Death, but we’ll make sure to pass along…
  • Where’s My Water FREE Update Adds Cranky Story: New Content With Purchase

    James Isabel
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:00 am
    Disney has released many iOS games in the past, but not of them have been as successful as their awesome underground puzzle Where’s My Water . To keep players entertained, they’ve released an expansion in-game called Cranky Story: “Cranky is the toughest alligator around and he has worked up an appetite from sabotaging Swampy’s water supply. He eats anything, especially all the rotting and disgusting junk found in the dumps and sewers. Cranky will not eat vegetables however, and now his food is covered with vegetable-like algae. Use the dirty purple water to clean off…
  • Drop The Chicken, Zombie Samurai: FREE iPhone Games For A Limited Time

    James Isabel
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:00 am
    Woohoo! It’s finally Friday which makes this a happy day for all of us as it is. Let’s make it even jollier with these FREE games. Zombie Samurai  “Some people never rest in peace. When the moon turns red, the dead shall rise and walk the earth – searching for fresh brainzzz! Place strategic defenses around the dojo to protect yourself, and use your fingers as katanas to hack and slash endless waves of hungry zombies.” Drop The Chicken  “Your mission is to help Chuck get to each nest while eating all the bugs along the way. Drag the acrobatic tools into…
  • iPad 3 Release Date Rumors & News: Brazil To Start iPad Production?

    James Isabel
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:00 am
    We all know that all of Apple’s devices are designed in California but are made in China, specifically FoxConn. Rumors began swirling that Foxconn is trying to expand to Brazil, and it looks like it’s finally happening. Could iPad 3 be their first iPad product? From Macrumors: “Brazilian newspaper Folha reports [Google translation] that the Brazilian government has officially approved tax incentives that will allow Foxconn to begin producing iPads in the country.” Foxconn made it clear last week that they want to start producing Apple devices in Brazil. Tax breaks…
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  • Apple Inc. (AAPL) Sees Major Opportunity for Growth and Profit in Brazil

    Kaled Ali
    26 Jan 2012 | 3:19 pm
    Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has experienced major growth in revenue and profit in international markets over the last few months, and continues to grow in promising markets such as Asia, and the United Kingdom. However, Apple’s (AAPL) increasing influence in South America, more specifically, Brazil has led to a very promising outlook for Apple.Apple CEO Tim Cook noted that Brazil appears to be a future growth area, also mentioning that, “I think there’s a huge opportunity for us there, and we’ve more than begun to go deeper into Brazil”. Cook, although talking positively about…
  • Apple Inc. (AAPL) Starting Operations in Israel with Anobit

    Kaled Ali
    26 Jan 2012 | 3:07 pm
    In a report from Israeli business newspaper Calcalist, it was revealed that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is ramping up its operations in Israel post acquisition of Anobit. The report also mentioned that AAPL has begun looking over resumes to hire for its new research and development center in Haifa, Israel and has looked over “several hundred resumes” from engineers looking to work in the new center.The new research center is expected to be run by Apple’s new hire, an Israeli high-tech executive Aharon Aharon. The report also notes that Apple is opening up its new research center…
  • Microsoft to Bring Xbox Live App to Apple’s iPhone and iPad

    Kaled Ali
    26 Jan 2012 | 2:19 pm
    Microsoft, although having a string of failures in the smart phone market, has gained a large market percentage in video games with its Xbox 360 and Xbox Live services. On Wednesday, in a statement published by Forbes, it was revealed that Microsoft is now looking to bring its Xbox Live app to the iPhone 4S and iPad 2.While the Xbox Live experiences and games always work best on the Windows platform, we understand that some Xbox fans may be using other types of devices. To satisfy that need, we are working to extend a few of our Xbox experiences and titles to other platforms.Microsoft’s…
  • UK Carrier O2 Privacy Flaw Reveals Customer Phone Numbers to Websites

    Kaled Ali
    26 Jan 2012 | 1:59 pm
    In a report from think broadband, it was revealed on Wednesday that a privacy flaw in UK carrier O2’s handling of web traffic on mobile devices released phone numbers of their customers to websites. Any customer who used a 2G or 3G network from O2 to browse the internet had their phone numbers sent to the websites, embedded among the website’s coding.If you’re reading this news article using your O2 mobile phone, you’ll be pleased to know that O2 have already sent us your mobile phone number within the HTTP headers which normally contain information about how content can be…
  • Apple iPad 2 Sales Unaffected by Kindle Fire Release

    Kaled Ali
    25 Jan 2012 | 2:37 pm
    Many tablets have been introduced in the market from companies looking to create the “iPad killer”. Top contenders include the Motorola Xoom and Kindle Fire, which failed to follow through with the original hype that it created upon release.On Tuesday, following Apple’s announcement of their 4th quarter earnings for 2011, an analyst during the earnings call, asked Apple CEO Tim Cook if the iPad was impacted by lower priced tablets. Cook, as a reply, noted that Apple sold a record 15.4 million iPads and that Apple doesn’t consider “limited function tablets and e-readers to be…
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  • Padvance Report: iPad Killing Physical Media, Bleacher Report App, PlugBug Accessory

    27 Jan 2012 | 8:39 pm
    There's something for everyone in this week's Padvance Report. First, check out some startling numbers on how the iPad is annihilating physical media purchases made by business professionals. Next is a Flipboard-style app that's brilliant for sports fans but is plagued by performance issues. Wrapping it up is one of the best accessories for people that own MacBooks and iPads. Check it out!iPad Killing Physical Media PurchasesIDG Connect posted some incredibly fascinating survey results. One of the most shocking numbers is how the iPad has lowered book, newspaper, and DVD purchases among…
  • Triple Town Review

    27 Jan 2012 | 11:09 am
    In an App Store stuffed to the brim with clones and tired ideas, a game like Triple Town is a rare treat. Like chess, it’s a strategy game with a set of simple rules that govern the actions of a variety of pieces. Also like chess, the deeper you dig, the more complexity you unearth. To top it off, the game is mega-addictive, and it's free to play. Not bad for a game full of cartoon bears. Technically it’s a freemium game, but don’t let that scare you off. At no point do you ever have to spend money on the game, and in fact buying the in-game currency effectively nullifies the…
  • Puzzlejuice Review

    27 Jan 2012 | 7:59 am
    There are many signs of a good game, and one is discovering that you’ve lost an hour playing without realizing it. Puzzlejuice has that immediate effect. From the moment you open the app, play the quick tutorial, and enter the world of puzzle-block and word-tile madness, you’re hooked. Puzzlejuice is an enveloping world of gorgeous design, funky music, and falling blocks that you can’t help but fall in love with. There is an inherent problem with the basics of Puzzlejuice: they aren’t basic at all. At first, the game appears to be nothing but a Tetris clone. Falling blocks settle on…
  • Blue Microphones CTO Brian Biggott Talks iOS Mics

    26 Jan 2012 | 6:39 pm
    Here are a pair of interviews with Blue Microphones chief technology office Brian Biggott. Watch him give an overview of two of the company's upcoming iOS-compatible microphones: the Mikey Digital and the Spark Digital. Blue makes outstanding gear; I personally use Blue's Yeti for PC recordings, voice overs, and podcasts, as well as the enCORE 100 for interviews and karaoke. I'm thrilled that Blue is stepping its iOS efforts. Check out the interviews below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
  • Valve Releases Steam Mobile

    26 Jan 2012 | 5:08 pm
    iOS gaming is what we're about, but from time to time even iOS gamers like to do a little gaming on the side, if you know what we mean. If PC gaming is your thing, then no doubt you're already deeply familiar with the Steam gaming platform. Today Valve released a free iPhone app called Steam Mobile that lets you connect to your Steam account wherever you may be. The app lets you browse your friends' profiles, chat with buddies, check out games and screenshots, and add titles to your wishlist. Of course, it also lets you buy games as well. However, Steam Mobile is currently in a closed beta,…
 
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  • Gruber Contradicted Recent Report Of iPhone 5 in Production, Bigger & Wider Display

    monis
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:08 am
    Few days earlier, a news came from 9to5Mac according to which Foxconn had started production of the iPhone 5. Their sources told that they have already seen the device which constitutes a wider and bigger display. Fortunately, Gruber, who has most accurate sources inside Apple has contradicted that these rumors are false and nothing similar [...]
  • Set A Backgrounding Wallpaper For Siri On iPhone 4S [Tweak]

    monis
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:14 am
    We all know that Siri is an amazing way to interact with your iPhone 4S. You can tell Siri to perform a specific task and it would do that in minutes. Siri can be invoked when you double tap the home button. However, the background would remain the same. By default, it is in black [...]
  • Belfry via Cydia Lets You Add Weather, Clock, Compass, Stock & Voice Memos Applications To iPad

    monis
    26 Jan 2012 | 6:06 am
    When you buy the iPad instead of an iPhone/iPod touch, you get all the application working on your tablet which are meant to work on an iPhone or iPod touch. May be, some of them got pixelated due to the fact that they have never been optimized for the 9 inch display. However, some of [...]
  • Tutorial – How to set up UniAW5.0 Lockscreen

    simer
    25 Jan 2012 | 9:33 am
    Apparently, we have found out that many of you are having problem in setting up the UniAW5.0 theme. So, i have decided to write a tutorial which will help you in setting up the theme. Follow the steps below: 1. Download the zip file from here. 2. Extract the file and place the file which [...]
  • Geohot Returns To iOS Hacking, Quits Job At Facebook

    monis
    25 Jan 2012 | 7:58 am
    Geohot is from those days when we didn’t even know how to unlock an iPhone. In fact, he is the first person who came up with a hardware method to run first generation iPhone on any cellular network. However, from the past few years, Geohot declared that he would be moving from the iOS hacking [...]
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  • iWorld 2012: Bottle Opener Cases, Wave Cradle, Nomad Brush, Wallet Case

    Chris Eissens
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:37 am
    iWorld 2012 included a lot of iPhone accessoires that has been shown this year including the Bottle Opener Cases, Wave Cradle, Nomad Brush and Wallet Case. Macrumors made a view photos to give you an... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  • Raj “The Big Bang Theory” Meets Siri In Real Life [video]

    Chris Eissens
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:59 am
    Today i came across a really funny video of The Big Bang Theory where Raj meets the “real” Siri. Check out the video above where “Raj finally meets his love of his life,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  • Next iPhone Ready For Production Launched This Summer [rumor]

    Chris Eissens
    26 Jan 2012 | 6:23 am
    9to5mac received word from a reliable source at Foxconn in China “that indicated last summer that the iPhone 5 was not happening, and that Apple was building the iPhone 4S model instead”,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  • Starting In June Apple Employees Get $500 Off Macs, $250 Off iPads

    Chris Eissens
    26 Jan 2012 | 5:49 am
    Giving a little more back to the people who worked so hard to make Apple one of the wealthiest corporations in the world, Cook announced that Apple employees will soon be given $500 discounts on... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  • Inside Apple In iBookStore: Book On How Apple Really Works

    Chris Eissens
    25 Jan 2012 | 7:29 am
    Apple just emailed customers who pre-ordered the book “Inside Apple” from the iBookstore to let them know the book is now available to download and read. Those interested in downloading... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
 
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  • TaxCaster by TurboTax

    Cyrus
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:39 am
    The deadline for filing tax returns is getting closer. Many folks can’t wait to file their returns to see how much money they can get back from the IRS. It is always nice to estimate how big that tax refund check will be though. TaxCaster is a simple tool by TurboTax that shows you this information quickly. TaxCaster is a tax refund calculator. It gives you a quick estimate of your tax return. The tool is quite user friendly for starters. It lets you enter your personal information, including your income and deductions to get a better sense of how you can maximize your tax returns (e.g.
  • SmartFuel for iPhone

    Cyrus
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:26 am
    Gas prices can be quite volatile. We have had $2-5 gas prices in our area in the past couple of years. Those who do not have hybrid cars should always do their research to make sure they don’t pay more than they have to for their gas. SmartFuel is just the app you need to monitor gas prices on your iOS device. SmartFuel shows you how much the stations around you are charging for gas. It covers stations up to 100 miles ahead of you. The app uses a database of over 130k stations nationwide to show you how much you can save at the pump. The user generated information included is useful…
  • CardMunch from LinkedIn

    Cyrus
    25 Jan 2012 | 8:12 am
    LinkedIn is the social network for business professionals. It not only lets you showcase your skills but it has all the tools you need to expand your network. If you are a super-networker, chances are you have plenty of paper business cards at your disposal. Digitizing all those one by one could be a hassle unless you use an app such as CardMunch. CardMunch by LinkedIn makes converting business cards to contacts on your phone a piece of cake. Just grab your business cards and use iPhone’s camera to capture their information. The app also adds people whose card you have scanned as…
  • Earth-Now

    Cyrus
    24 Jan 2012 | 7:57 am
    Many of us take it for granted that we are living on one beautiful blue planet. Just like a living body, Earth does have its own vital signs. Scientists do pay attention to the rise of temperature and the level of carbon dioxide, water, and ozone in our atmosphere. Thanks to Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s Earth-Now, you can get a better understanding for the recent data from Earth Science satellites on your iPhone. Earth-Now visualizes its data sets using color maps. Color-coded legends are provided so you can make better sense of what you are looking out. You have the option to choose…
  • Math Ref for iPhone

    Cyrus
    23 Jan 2012 | 9:25 am
    Mastering math is not all about knowing the most formulas. But that is part of the process. Depending on the course you are taking (or the math topic you are tackling), you are going to know a bunch of formulas to solve the problems thrown your way. Math Ref for iPhone is an handy reference app that brings hundreds of math formulas to your phone. Math Ref has over 1400+ formulas, figures, and tips to help you with your math problems. It covers basic and advanced math and science courses (including differential equations, probability, physics, and chemistry). The app does have a bunch of…
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  • FREEday 1/27/12 – “FREE is the Way, I Got to Be”

    Rob Rich
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:30 pm
    With all the freebies that have been flying around each week, it’s a wonder we haven’t run out. Then again, how many hundreds of apps and games are released each week? Yeah, I suppose when I think about it that way it’s no wonder we’re still going strong. Strong with savings! … I’m sorry. Just ignore me and take a look at this week’s list. I’ll be sitting over here. In the corner. Baseball Superstars 2012 – People love baseball. At least, that’s what I’ve heard. So yeah, here’s a baseball game. But what about the rest of…
  • Paper Monsters Review

    Carter Dotson
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:04 pm
    Paper Monsters Review By Carter Dotson on January 27th, 2012 Our Rating: :: TRADITIONAL STATIONERYUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Paper Monsters is a game that takes inspiration from traditional platformers that define the genre.   Developer: Crescent Moon Games Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 1.0 Device Reviewed On: iPad 2 Graphics / Sound Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Game Controls Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Gameplay Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Replay Value Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.63 out of 5 stars Paper Monsters is a traditional platformer for iOS devices, one…
  • The Passenger Review

    Sinan Kubba
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:04 pm
    The Passenger Review By Sinan Kubba on January 27th, 2012 Our Rating: :: BRIEF ADVENTUREiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad A noir adventure game that shines too briefly.   Developer: Loading Home Price: $1.99 Version: 1.1 App Reviewed on: iPhone 4 Graphics / Sound Rating: 4 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Gameplay Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Re-use / Replay Value Rating: 1 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3 out of 5 stars On the PC, Machinarium shone as a point-and-click adventure game that didn’t need dialogue to catch the eye, instead…
  • PyramidVille Adventure Review

    Rob Rich
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:04 pm
    PyramidVille Adventure Review By Rob Rich on January 27th, 2012 Our Rating: :: JOBS OF THE NILEUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Build, expand and maintain an Egyptian city in this iOS adaptation of the Facebook hit.   Developer: BulkyPix Price: FREE Version: 1.1 App Reviewed on: iPhone 3GS Graphics / Sound Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Gameplay Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Playtime Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Replay Value Rating: 4.25 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 4.19 out of 5 stars As with many a popular Facebook game, it’s now PyramidVille‘s turn to get an iOS port.
  • Five For Friday: Week Of January 27

    Jennifer Allen
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:30 pm
    Things are ramping up on the App Store with Christmas well and truly behind everyone. While most of these apps and games will be covered in reviews, we take a look here at five of the best from the last week. Orphion Turning an iPad into an unique musical instrument by the same name, Orphion creates a fantastic sound that’s reminiscient of a string instrument and percussion. Like all musical instruments, it takes some practice to master but it’s immensely tactile and doesn’t take much effort to see some great results. Surely the ideal app to spend some time with over the…
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  • Instant Sketch

    Jenni Ward
    27 Jan 2012 | 4:32 pm
    If you are looking for a simple iPhone app to convert your photo to a sketch, then Instant Sketch is a great choice. I was lucky enough to catch it on sale for free, but for $0.99, you have a... Read the full review at AppSafari
  • ToDo 360

    Jenni Ward
    27 Jan 2012 | 4:14 pm
    ToDo 360 is a utility app that blends to-do lists and project management together. ToDo 360 does not replace your go-to to-do list iPhone and iPad app, but it would be a great extra resource for... Read the full review at AppSafari
  • Crystal War Blood Field

    Darius Reimm
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:54 pm
    Crystal War: Blood Field by Digitalfrog is a side-scrolling, real-time strategy game for iPhone and iPad with a strong resource-harvesting element. Digitalfrog markets it as a ‘battle sim,’ but that... Read the full review at AppSafari
  • Color Effects Pro – recolor/splash colors on images and Facebook photos

    Jenni Ward
    26 Jan 2012 | 2:19 pm
    Wanna turn your Photos into Art? The Color Effects Pro universal app download lets you enhance your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Facebook photography with cool techniques to change colors.... Read the full review at AppSafari
  • DragonVale

    Darius Reimm
    26 Jan 2012 | 1:34 pm
    Backflip Studios is a prolific developer of free-to-play games for iOS. All of the studio’s apps are now free and ad supported with a premium upgrade option. Their newest such application is... Read the full review at AppSafari
 
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  • Math Shouldn’t Be This Fun, But Is With MathLands!

    Crazy Mike
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:59 pm
    MathLands (by Mamanijo) is an interactive math reasoning game for people of all ages (7 to 77) to teach crucial math concepts through the 30+ levels of intense thinking puzzle games. This iPad math learning game features 2 main game modes: either game mode where the player will go through all game types completing all the levels of difficulty, or the other game mode, Free Play, which allows users to play the 6 different logic reasoning games at their own pace. Either way, this application actually makes you use your noodle to solve the game puzzles. You may not get some of the puzzles, games,…
  • Color-Splitting Fun In This Zen Like Puzzle Game!

    Crazy Mike
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:53 pm
    Crystal Lights is a unique iPhone puzzle game that will challenge your ability to split the light spectrum into the various correct colors in order to solve the 121 puzzles within this challenging, but not impossible game. The developers at Slice of Soup created this application in a mere 2 months, which is pretty amazing, considering the amount of levels included in this app. The Crystal Lights’ game concept is based on colors and using color sources to match those to corresponding pulsating orbs to complete each puzzle in as few movements as possible. However, it is not always that…
  • WorldMate – All-In-1 Android Travel App!

    Crazy Mike
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:00 pm
    The WorldMate FREE Android app will keep you in the know on all things travel, as well as provide you with a few extras. This application primarily lets you track trip itineraries by forwarding all your trip details to the email address at trips@worldmate.com. A view of the sample they provide looks really well organized, and since it is in the cloud is saved in case disaster strikes your smartphone. You can fully access your travel itineraries through www.worldmate.com. There is a bunch of other functionality in this app as well, some free and some subscription based. First, the…
  • Colored Texting Is All The Rage!

    Crazy Mike
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:27 pm
    If you’re one on those people who likes to be different, or at least different when it comes to your text messages or iMessages, then you’ll want to grab the new iPhone app, Pimp My Text – Send Color Text Messages (by MobGen) for FREE. This iPhone utility application is super easy to use and allows for some colorful expression to the usual text option standard. You just type your SMS text into the square bubble when you open the app, tap next, and you will be able to customize the bubble color, font, color/font, glow effects,etc., and set the font color before saving and…
  • College T.A – All-In-One FREE iPhone College App!

    Crazy Mike
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:57 am
    Most college students keep very hectic schedules when classes are in session and have a lot of information to keep in order, but now they can easily keep track of pretty much everything college related with the College T.A. (by ArcDNA Inc.). This FREE iPhone app has a variety of college specific categories or buckets to place activities, clubs, schedules, assignments, professor information, and more — all in one app. Looking back to my college days, we did not have cell phones, and the management of classes was kept in day runners, if you were geeky enough to have one. Now, with the…
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  • Strava Cycling Review: A Must Have App For Cycling Lovers

    Gaurav Kheterpal
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:05 am
    I’ve always been an avid cyclist and I strongly believe cycling is one of the best ways to stay fit and build your stamina. While I’ve used a number of cycling apps on my iPhone, I’ve been searching for that elusive app which offers a complete riding experience coupled with accurate measurements and full social integration. I had heard of Strava as a company which forced users to have a dedicated GPS device or use separate apps to track their rides and then upload the data. The company recently released it’s Strava Cycling iPhone app and there was no way I could…
  • Lingual Translates 35 Languages In Real-Time Using Siri (Cydia Tweak)

    Adeel Qayum
    26 Jan 2012 | 10:41 am
    The most astonishing feature in the iPhone 4S, believe it or not, has been the digital voice assistant Siri. Siri has been receiving new extensions since to iOS and has set apart the iPhone 4S from its competitors. The latest untethered jailbreak for A5 devices has opened up a world of possibilities and extensions to Siri which has been evident with the released and upcoming tweaks. Now a new Siri tweak by the name of ‘Lingual’ is going to offer functionality that is yet to be seen in other Siri-related tweaks. The tweaks will be available as a plugin for AssistantExtensions mod,…
  • SiriToggles Tweak Allows You to Control Settings with Siri

    Seuli B.
    26 Jan 2012 | 10:32 am
    It is indeed raining jailbreaks for iPhone 4S! Just days after the Absinthe Jailbreak of iPhone 4S, iPad 2 Untethered On iOS 5.0.1, here comes another iOS 5 untethered jailbreak – SiriToggles, that works as a voice-activated personal assistant exclusively on the iPhone 4S and promises to add new functions to Siri. SiriToggles as a third party application works with any device running Siri, even comprising those that have had the voice-recognition assistant ported to them.  It not only enables Siri to turn services like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Airplane mode on and off using vocal commands; but…
  • Enjoy Real-time Content with MSN App for iPad

    Seuli B.
    25 Jan 2012 | 10:02 pm
    MSN has more or less been a part of our lives greeting us every morning or all through the day with its updates and interesting content. To ensure that your shifting interest on spending more hours with the Apple iPad do not alienate it from you, the MSN experience has been transcended to the iPad too at your disposal. MSN’s amazing statistics of 27.3 million unique users per month, 40,000 fans across its Facebook pages and 100,000 Twitter followers speaks of its popularity spanning across geographical boundaries. MSN App for the iPad has been convincingly developed to ensure that you do…
  • Jailbreaking May Soon Become Illegal, Act Now to Help

    Simon Ng
    25 Jan 2012 | 11:37 am
    If you’re a long-time jailbreaker, you should remember that the US government has declared legal for the act of jailbreaking on iPhone as well as other electronic devices like Android in July 2010. Jailbreaking does not violate the copyright law, as a result of new rules set by the Copyright Office. But according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), you may not be able to enjoy the freedom of jailbreaking in near future: Smartphones, tablets, and video game consoles are powerful computers with lots of untapped potential. Yet many of these devices are set up to run only software…
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  • Belkin Fridge Mount: Mount your iPad 2 on your Fridge / Wall

    Ci
    27 Jan 2012 | 4:55 am
    The iPad can be a life saver for those who spend a lot of time cooking and cleaning in the kitchen. You can use this device to entertain yourself and learn new things about cooking. Of course, you don’t want to just lay your device anywhere. In order to protect your iPad against accidents, you are better off mounting your iPad on your refrigerator. The Belkin Fridge Mount for iPad 2 lets you do just that. This mount is pretty useful for chefs and anyone who spends a lot of time in a kitchen. You can use it to keep up with recipe instructions and do other cool things on your tablet. It…
  • Latest iPhone 5 Rumors, Motorola Sues Apple

    Ci
    26 Jan 2012 | 5:40 am
    By now, we know too well how successful the iPhone 4S has been for Apple. Even though many fans were disappointed they did not get a bigger upgrade, it seems they still went out to pick up their own iPhone 4S devices. But make no mistake about it. Apple plans to offer major upgrades with the next generation iPhone. A “reliable” source has told 9to5 Mac that the device is gearing up for production. Allegedly, sample products are already floating around. This latest rumor suggests that the iPhone 5 will have a 4+ inch display. Neither of the sample devices seem to have the iPhone…
  • 3 Awesome Antarctica Apps for iPhone and iPad

    Ci
    25 Jan 2012 | 12:01 pm
    Antarctica may not be a place you would want to live in. But it is a stunning place well worth exploring for anyone interested in the wildlife and other aspects of that region. Not everyone gets to make a trip to that area of the world. These 3 iPhone and iPad apps let you learn more about Antarctica on the go: Antarctica – Land of Ice: an iPad app that provides you with a visual tour of Antarctica. It has over 160 images on icebergs, penguins, seals, birds, and other aspects of this region. Antarctica Wildlife Guide: this app covers the wild life of Antarctica. It not only offers…
  • Apple’s Profit Doubles, Verizon Suffers $2B Loss

    Ci
    25 Jan 2012 | 5:44 am
    Considering that the iPad 2 and iPhone 4S were selling like hotcakes last year, Apple was never going to struggle to meet the investors’ expectations this year. It turns out Apple did not need an iPhone 5 at all. The company reported that its profits doubled for the holiday quarter last year. Apple has sold 183m of these smartphones since the product started selling in 2007. The iPhone is not the only product that is selling well for Apple. The iPad sales have doubled to a record 15.4m in the last quarter. Apple’s great quarter generated $46.3 billion in sales. That is 73% up from…
  • Sony’s New Thin CMOS Image Sensor to Fit iPhone 5?

    Ci
    24 Jan 2012 | 5:38 am
    We have heard plenty of rumors about the upcoming iPhone in the past few months. The device is expected to have a more powerful processor, more RAM, and better cameras. Many experts expect the iPhone 5 to be thinner than its predecessor too. While smartphones are getting thinner every year, camera modules are not getting smaller as fast. Sony’s new 13 MP CMOS image sensor is ultra thin and could potentially be used in the next generation iPhone: This image sensor layers the pixel section containing formations of back-illuminated structure pixels onto chips containing the circuit section…
 
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  • Apps Gone Free Roundup: Drop The Chicken, Zombie Samurai and more

    Louis
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:00 pm
    The weekend’s upon us and a number of App Store freebies are just waiting for a new home on your iDevice. Drop The Chicken, a popular iOS puzzle game clearly inspired by Cut the Rope (though it is addictive in its own right) is now free for a limited time. Also free is Alawar’s Zombie Samurai, a castle defense type game that incorporates Fruit Ninja’s swipe-to-slice mechanics. And if you’ve been planning on spending less time on the couch and more time in the gym, 6 Pack Promise could motivate you into working out those once rock-hard abs. Be sure to check out…
  • Siri does translation thanks to Lingual tweak

    Louis
    26 Jan 2012 | 1:33 pm
    Tweaks to extend Siri’s functionality have been rolling in over the past few days, one of which was VoiceUtils, a tool that allows users to open apps on their iPhone 4S via voice commands (among other things). The latest to hit Cydia is Lingual, a hack that essentially transforms Siri into your personal translator. Created by CodeThemed, and based on the AssistantExtensions platform for Siri development, Lingual taps into Microsoft Bing’s Translate API and is able to translate from english to over 30+ languages through Siri. So you can ask “What’s Where’s the…
  • Dungeon Of The Damned in Review – A Name Says So Much…

    Eric Pankoke
    26 Jan 2012 | 9:46 am
    At first it sounded like the perfect marriage – dungeon crawling and classic point and click adventuring.  That alone was enough to entice me into trying Dungeon of the Damned, never mind the cool “old but new” graphics and nostalgic interface.  Unfortunately execution isn’t always as good as concept, and sadly what Dungeon Of The Damned has turned out to be for me so far is a boring traipse through a lifeless dungeon with no adventure game elements, little combat and frustrating puzzles.  The lack of a map doesn’t help anything either.(...)Read the rest of Dungeon Of The Damned…
  • EPOCH in Review – Go save the princess, you tin can!

    ChiffaN
    26 Jan 2012 | 4:02 am
    At times it seems developers just miss that creative spark in terms of writing, leaving us stuck with stories full of cardboard characters and clichés. But every once in a while a streak of genius may turn such a seemingly boring tale into something new and original. And depending on the viewpoint EPOCH falls neatly into the latter category. Or not.(...)Read the rest of EPOCH in Review – Go save the princess, you tin can!© ChiffaN for TouchMyApps, 2012. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Action, EPOCH., Featured, Games, rating-grab, Review, Shooter, Universal,…
  • Magnus Magnetic iPad 2 stand now shipping

    Louis
    25 Jan 2012 | 1:39 pm
    The Magnus Magnetic Stand for the iPad 2, first announced last week, is now available for shipping. Created by the masterminds at Ten One Design – makers of the Fling Game Controller and Pogo Sketch Stylus - the gorgeous and unique stand holds the iPad 2 in place using magnets, resulting in a low-profile and aesthetically pleasing design.Magnus is first machine-crafted from pure aluminum and then hand-finished using the latest manufacturing techniques. After that, customized magnets are installed into the base, and rubberized feet are fitted to the bottom surface.Our designers…
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  • iPhone: Score A Date: Tourist in Time Square - Free - Entertainment

    24 Jan 2012 | 12:00 pm
    Hombres, start your engines. Welcome to the next installment and first full length version of the Score A Date app. This is our Tourist in Time Square Episode, where you will feast your eyes on our latest beauty – Monica, from Colombia.
  • iPhone: Taggle - FREE - Entertainment

    23 Jan 2012 | 10:00 am
    Let them know what you think with Taggle! Rate and review products you love (or don’t love). Scan any UPC bar code or QR code. Share products with your friends on Facebook. It’s fast, it’s easy, and it’s fun!
  • iPhone: Fuzzy Logic - FREE - Games

    21 Jan 2012 | 10:00 am
    Puzzle addicts - prepare to fall in love! It's all about Fuzzies, and successfully getting them off the board. Find the way to move, mix and match the colorful Fuzzies. Each board presents a unique and challenging puzzle. There are 48 free puzzles to play with so go ahead and give it a try.
  • iPhone: Kids App 13 in 1 - FREE - Education

    20 Jan 2012 | 2:00 pm
    Are you looking for the perfect application to teach your young children fundamental reading, writing and math skills? Well, look no further, because Kid Apps: 13 in 1 brings the classroom to the palm of your hand. We have designed the perfect app for both parents and kids.
  • iPhone: MEJJI - $.99 - Games

    20 Jan 2012 | 12:00 pm
    MEJJI®, also called 'LondonPuzzle' is a left-brain right-brain challenge, requiring the solver to complete a grid. MEJJI® is about having two of everything. * The rules are, to complete the grid with:- - two of each symbol per row, - two of each symbol per column - two of each symbol per diagonal - Big symbols represent four smaller cells of the same symbol.
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  • Apps Gone Free Roundup: Drop The Chicken, Zombie Samurai and more

    Louis
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:00 pm
    The weekend’s upon us and a number of App Store freebies are just waiting for a new home on your iDevice. Drop The Chicken, a popular iOS puzzle game clearly inspired by Cut the Rope (though it is addictive in its own right) is now free for a limited time. Also free is Alawar’s Zombie Samurai, a castle defense type game that incorporates Fruit Ninja’s swipe-to-slice mechanics. And if you’ve been planning on spending less time on the couch and more time in the gym, 6 Pack Promise could motivate you into working out those once rock-hard abs. Be sure to check out…
  • Siri does translation thanks to Lingual tweak

    Louis
    26 Jan 2012 | 1:33 pm
    Tweaks to extend Siri’s functionality have been rolling in over the past few days, one of which was VoiceUtils, a tool that allows users to open apps on their iPhone 4S via voice commands (among other things). The latest to hit Cydia is Lingual, a hack that essentially transforms Siri into your personal translator. Created by CodeThemed, and based on the AssistantExtensions platform for Siri development, Lingual taps into Microsoft Bing’s Translate API and is able to translate from english to over 30+ languages through Siri. So you can ask “What’s Where’s the…
  • Dungeon Of The Damned in Review – A Name Says So Much…

    Eric Pankoke
    26 Jan 2012 | 9:46 am
    At first it sounded like the perfect marriage – dungeon crawling and classic point and click adventuring.  That alone was enough to entice me into trying Dungeon of the Damned, never mind the cool “old but new” graphics and nostalgic interface.  Unfortunately execution isn’t always as good as concept, and sadly what Dungeon Of The Damned has turned out to be for me so far is a boring traipse through a lifeless dungeon with no adventure game elements, little combat and frustrating puzzles.  The lack of a map doesn’t help anything either.(...)Read the rest of Dungeon Of The Damned…
  • EPOCH in Review – Go save the princess, you tin can!

    ChiffaN
    26 Jan 2012 | 4:02 am
    At times it seems developers just miss that creative spark in terms of writing, leaving us stuck with stories full of cardboard characters and clichés. But every once in a while a streak of genius may turn such a seemingly boring tale into something new and original. And depending on the viewpoint EPOCH falls neatly into the latter category. Or not.(...)Read the rest of EPOCH in Review – Go save the princess, you tin can!© ChiffaN for TouchMyApps, 2012. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Action, EPOCH., Featured, Games, rating-grab, Review, Shooter, Universal,…
  • Magnus Magnetic iPad 2 stand now shipping

    Louis
    25 Jan 2012 | 1:39 pm
    The Magnus Magnetic Stand for the iPad 2, first announced last week, is now available for shipping. Created by the masterminds at Ten One Design – makers of the Fling Game Controller and Pogo Sketch Stylus - the gorgeous and unique stand holds the iPad 2 in place using magnets, resulting in a low-profile and aesthetically pleasing design.Magnus is first machine-crafted from pure aluminum and then hand-finished using the latest manufacturing techniques. After that, customized magnets are installed into the base, and rubberized feet are fitted to the bottom surface.Our designers…
 
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  • Apple CEO Tim Cook responds to criticism about iOS device factory working conditions

    Phil Hornshaw
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:33 pm
  • iPhone App Video Review: SoulCalibur

    Andrew Koziara
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:07 pm
    The game premiered on consoles as a launch title with the beloved Dreamcast, and has since been ported to the Xbox LIVE Arcade, and now your iOS device! It’s a high quality port of the game, with the excellent HD visuals of the XBLA edition, though it is missing a couple modes as well as any kind of multiplayer.
  • Fill out your Facebook Timeline with photos from ShoeBox app

    Phil Hornshaw
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:51 am
    It’s only a matter of time until all users are stuck using Facebook’s new Timeline feature, whether they want to or not. But even if you’re not sold on the new look for your profile, there are some upsides, like filling in photos from your past to really show your life throughout your Timeline.
  • Fresh iPhone Apps for Jan. 27: Frequency, Steam Mobile, RAGE HD update, Baseball Superstars 2012

    Phil Hornshaw
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:19 am
    Start your weekend with all the best videos the Internet has to offer with Frequency, an iPad app that makes finding and organizing great videos from all over the place a snap. It’s our top Fresh App today, followed by Steam Mobile, an iOS app that ties to the popular digital video game download portal and lets you impulse-buy during Steam’s crazy game sales no matter where you are. A big update with new levels to RAGE HD tops off our games picks for this weekend, followed by a new, free edition to the Baseball Superstars series from Gamevil.
  • Ant Raid tops iPhone Games of the Week

    Phil Hornshaw
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am
    This week has seen an abundance of strong contenders for the best games of the week list, so much so that we’re holding a few back for next Thursday so that they all receive their dues. In the meantime, amuse yourself with this group of quality titles, starting with Ant Raid, a casual strategy game that first appeared on the iPad and is now available to players on all iOS devices. It offers a lot, whether you’re into action games or strategy games. Check it out, and four other great offerings, below.
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  • Siri The Way It Should Be

    Jason Lykins
    24 Jan 2012 | 11:01 pm
    With the announcement of Siri came high expectations for the future of what is, and will be possible with Apple's artificial intelligence assistant.  It was exciting. Many people (including myself) had thoughts of launching Apps, adjusting system settings, placing calls, composing texts, searching the internet, and more. While the former was available strait out of the box with iOS 5 and the iPhone 4s, the latter was left to be desired… until now. With the release of Absinthe Jailbreaking tool for the A5 processor devices running iOS5, and the introduction of SiriToggles in the…
  • Apple Store App Updated with Self-Checkout & In-store Pickup Features

    Terry White
    22 Jan 2012 | 11:05 pm
    While I do most of my shopping online there are times that I do need to pick things up in person. Anything to get me in and out of a crowded store is always appreciated. The Apple Store App has been good for purchased Apple and 3rd party products online, but now the App has been updated with features to make it more usable when you are visiting a brick and mortar Apple Store too. The first new option is "EasyPay" (self-checkout) and you can do this directly on your iDevice. All you need to do is enter the store, connect to the Apple Store WiFi and then most shelf items (accessories)…
  • Create Hollywood Special Effects on your iPhone with Action Movie FX

    Terry White
    18 Jan 2012 | 10:43 am
      By now you've probably seen the movie Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol or at least the trailer. In one of the scenes Tom Cruise seeming barely escapes death by a flying car that crashes to the ground right behind him. We all know that these effects are often done with green screen and CGI, but what if you could do these kind of effects right on your iPhone with a few taps of your finger. That's exactly what Action Movie FX allows you to do. You fire up the App, choose your effect, record your scene in the App and then choose where in your clip's timeline you want the…
  • I’m my own Network Administrator, therefore I use iNet Pro

    Terry White
    15 Jan 2012 | 11:05 pm
    I have a fairly large network at home of both wired and wireless devices. Some use DHCP and some have static IP addresses. Some have utilities that enable you to easily locate these devices, some don't. Luckily for me there's a great App called iNet Pro that let's me see my entire network at a glance. It shows me the various devices I have online and more importantly what IP address they are currently using. I can see many of these graphically because if the App knows what the device is it shows a nice icon for it. It can also show you some nice info about the iOS device…
  • Apple’s Cards Lets You Send Custom Greeting Cards from your iPhone

    Terry White
    11 Jan 2012 | 11:05 pm
       The concept is simple and it's not a new one. There are a few different Apps on the App Store that let you turn your iDevice photos into printed post cards that can also be mailed to just about anyone. All you have to do is build the card in the App and the service takes care of the printing and mailing. Apple has entered this arena with custom greeting Cards. The Cards App is simple you start with a category and then once you pick the card you like from a given category you are three steps away from having a custom greeting card sent to a friend, colleague or family member.
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  • smart, happy, and interesting

    Taige Zhang
    14 Jan 2012 | 1:03 am
    I think I'm happy. My life is chaotic. It's crazy. It's hard. It's an adventure and it's amazingly different one moment to the next. Extreme highs and lows so consistent unlike anything I've experienced before. Yet there's a focus. It's meaningful and it's rewarding. My friend recently forwarded me this great article. It's like 31 ways to be smarter or ways to be more interesting. This is about staying happy. Of course I don't necessarily need their advice (e.g. looking forward to the weekend is a joke to me) but it's good someone has the time to articulate these things. Things You Need In…
  • losing everything

    Taige Zhang
    12 Jan 2012 | 6:52 pm
    Losing things is sometimes a good thing. It makes you realise. You are not dependent on anything. Not your Swiss Army knife. Not your shoes. Not your nail clipper. Not your earphone cushion. Not your apples and muffins. Not someone else's scarf and hat. Not your toothbrush. Not your wallet with driver's license and 4 bank cards. You'll do well. I'm so hungry though. So hungry.
  • Innocent Book

    Taige Zhang
    17 Dec 2011 | 9:18 am
    We learnt something that day. Success is not determined by age or intelligence or race or gender. It is not determined by divine intervention or by the school you went to. It is determined by whether you are determined; whether you keep going or not. And by whether you ignore the people who say it won't work and prove them wrong. -- A passage from A Book About Innocent: Our Story and Some Things We've Learned
  • he gonna get a hurt... real bad

    Taige Zhang
    15 Nov 2011 | 7:33 am
    he gonna get a hurt... real bad
  • should I buy some ding dong tea?

    Taige Zhang
    9 Nov 2011 | 7:54 am
    view it in store
 
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  • Fastmall – Navigation inside of a mall and crowdsourcing architecture to gather local information.

    Sam Feuer
    19 Jan 2012 | 11:15 am
    FastMall has been featured on GMapping.com – An unofficial blog about Google’s indoor mapping and the next generation of mapping applications. Fastmall is a very interesting example of a mall navigation app and crowdsourcing architecture to gather indoor information. It provides navigation inside of a mall, floor plans and a platform for users to collaborate and share information of what is going on in a mall (store openings, changes, promotions etc.). The shared information is then used to update the floor plan data layer providing more details about each venue. Powerful concept.
  • Valley View Mall in Roanoke, VA and WestGate Mall in Spartanburg, SC Maps Have Been Updated and Are Available For Free Download.

    Sam Feuer
    6 Jan 2012 | 1:59 pm
    Many major cities have a mall within their borders and Roanoke, Virginia is no exception. Opened in July of 1985, the Valley View Mall sits on land that was previously a farm. The Mall encompasses almost 800,000 square feet of shopping within the two levels that make up the mall. There are over 4800 parking spaces to accommodate shoppers, diners and movie goers. Located at 4802 Valley View Boulevard, near the Roundhill neighborhood in Roanoke, the Valley View Mall is home to more than 100 stores and it is now updated in the FastMall application for free download. New stores that have recently…
  • Where’s a…? iPhone Apps to Find All the Good Stuff Around You.

    Sam Feuer
    29 Dec 2011 | 1:07 pm
    FastMall featured on appolocious as one of their top picks to find “all the good stuff around you”! FastMall – Shopping Malls, Community & Interactive Maps If you to need to know what’s around you in a mall, FastMall will help with mall maps. Shake your iPhone to find the nearest bathroom. To read the full article, click here. Download FastMall 4.0 for iPhone or iPod Touch FREE – http://getap.ps/fastmall Tweet
  • San Diego 6, The CW – Apps to Help You

    Sam Feuer
    28 Dec 2011 | 8:23 am
    Download FastMall 4.0 for iPhone or iPod Touch FREE – http://getap.ps/fastmall Tweet
  • Paradise Valley Mall in Phoenix, AZ and Solomon Pond Mall in Marlborough, MA Maps Have Been Updated and Are Available For Free Download.

    Sam Feuer
    22 Dec 2011 | 4:02 pm
    Paradise Valley Mall is a shopping mall located in northeastern Phoenix, Arizona. It opened in 1978 and is the hub of a master planned community called Paradise Valley Village. Shop over 125 great stores including Costco, Dillard’s, JCPenney, Macy’s, Sears and it is now updated in the FastMall application for free download. New stores that have recently been opened at Paradise Valley Mall are: A2Z Creation Station, Aliza, Anchor Blue, BabyGap, Brow Art 23, Calendar Club, Cathy Jean, Cellairis, CenturyLink, Chipotle, Cool Toys, Culver’s, Diamond Wireless, Dish Network,…
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  • If the Watershed Grid Tablet Bag is good enough for Navy SEALs, it might be good for you and like the SEALs, it's made in USA

    Todd Bernhard
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:41 pm
    There are a lot of companies making waterproof cases for phones and even tablets, but not too many can say they supply the Navy SEALs! Watershed can, with their DryBags.com line of serious survival equipment. Their Grid Tablet Bag is like a ziplock bag on steroids. The UV resistant polyurethane laminated nylon is combines with an airtight ZIPDRY seal with welded seams and mil-spec stitching.read more
  • Insanely Great is crazy enough to make their phone stands in the USA! #MacWorld

    Todd Bernhard
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:29 pm
    The mobile accessory company Insanely Great may get their name from one of Steve Jobs' sayings, but in addition to designing their products in California, Insanely Great actually makes them there, too. It helps that their phone stands and holders have a few basic parts, specifically molded plastic, grippy backing, and suction cups. But the finished product is attractive, solid, colorful, and useful. Their product names are even whimsical! read more
  • Touch type on an iPad without an external keyboard with iKeyboard! #MacWorld

    Todd Bernhard
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:19 pm
    I do a lot of typing on my iPad so I have a number of external Bluetooth keyboards. Some are built in to an iPad case and others are standalone units but they all have one thing in common... They use batteries. This was evident on the long flight home from CES when my keyboard ran out of power. Enter the iKeyboard. In fact, I'm typing this article using one! The iKeyboard is an overlay for the iPad's built in virtual keyboard, in landscape mode. It stays in place using a sticky backing yet it can be applied and removed repeatedly with no residue. read more
  • Opena let's you open a beer or other bottle #MacWorld

    Todd Bernhard
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:53 pm
    There are a surprising number of vendors offering an iPhone case that includes a beer bottle opener, but the Opena model stands out for a few reasons. Rather than have the opening mechanism around the Apple logo on the back of the iPhone case, the Opena has a slide out opener made of stainless steel. This means, when opening a bottle, the pressure is not placed directly on the phone. read more
  • Nomad goes where no stylus has gone before #MacWorld

    Todd Bernhard
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:46 pm
    There are a lot of stylus' out there, but Nomad Brush has a couple that make a big difference. First, the Nomad Play is targeted at kids thanks to its smaller length, larger width, and wooden handle. But what really sets it apart is the paintbrush style tip, with conductive fibers so users can 'paint' directly on the screen. There is a rubber base where the fibers meet the stylus, so it reduces the chance of kids scraping the screen. read more
 
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  • Alien Buddies An Early Learning App For Kids Ages 3-7

    iPhone and iPad News and Reviews
    27 Jan 2012 | 9:40 am
    The Alien Buddies iPhone/iPad app is FREE today (1/27) only!! make sure you download this app as it is well designed with a variety of games and play modes to suit a range of ages from Preschool to Kindergarten. The games include: Matching: color, shape, letter and number recognition (audio and visual modes) Puzzle: problem solving, shape recognition Dot to Dot: sequential counting, fine motor skills Stickers: creative free play, fine motor skills In the visual and audio Matching games, the cast of cute and quirky characters will lead your child on an engaging journey to reinforce fundamental…
  • 2012 Super Bowl Commercials iPhone and iPad app

    iPhone and iPad News and Reviews
    26 Jan 2012 | 9:38 am
    The 2012 Super Bowl is just around the corner and for some, the commercials during the big game are as much entertainment as the game itself. Super Ads iPhone app is perfect for the Super Bowl commercial enthusiast. It allows users to view the best Super Bowl commercials from an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad device. Browse fans favorite Super Bowl commercial videos by year or lookup ads by the company or brand that created the commercial. The app currently features over 200 Super Bowl commercials from 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and NEW 2012 commercials. ➙ 6 years of Super Bowl…
  • AT&T activated 7.6 million iPhones in the last quarter of 2011

    iPhone and iPad News and Reviews
    26 Jan 2012 | 9:07 am
    AT&T reported that they activated 7.6 million iPhones in the last quarter of 2011 alone. It was the best ever quarter for sales of the iPhone on the network. Luckily for the iPhone 4S launch, it helped the carrier overcome a big net loss, $6.7 billion or $1.12 per share. This was due to the $4 million fee for the failed merger with T-Mobile. Total revenue for the quarter was $33 billion, a 3.6% increase from a year ago. Exceptional iPhone sales helped out to achieve the lower operating margins. CEO Randall Stephenson said share repurchases due “in short order.” AT&T also…
  • Apple is reporting its best financial quarter ever

    iPhone and iPad News and Reviews
    25 Jan 2012 | 12:22 pm
    Apple announced their financial results for the fourth quarter 2011 and the first quarter of 2012. Apple posted a revenue of $46.33 Billion and a quarterly profit of $13 Billion. Gross margin was 45% compared to 39% a year ago in the same quarter. International sales accounted for 58% of the quarters revenue which is an increase from last year. Apple reportedly shipped over 5.2 million Macintosh computers in one quarter alone, thats an annual increase of 26%. iPhone sales this quarter were increased 128% with total sale of over 37 million devices. The iPod however did drop in total sales for…
  • iPhone 5 Rumors: A Foxconn employee says iPhone 5 is launching this Summer

    iPhone and iPad News and Reviews
    25 Jan 2012 | 11:44 am
    The latest iPhone 5 rumor is that the next generation iPhone (iPhone 5) will be released in the Summer 2012. A Foxconn employee said that the iPhone 5 is currently in production and is on it’s way to being a finished product. iPhone 5 specs: 4″ screen longer and wider design with symmetrical measurements (no teardrop shape) none of the sample devices have the iPhone 4/4S form factor We are a long way off from the iPhone 5 finally being a reality, stay tuned to The iPhone Addict for the latest iPhone and iPad news and rumors. Technorati Tags: iPhone 5 news, iphone 5 rumors
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    iPhone, iOS 5, iPad SDK Development Tutorial and Programming Tips

  • Example: How To Update Apps By Downloading Modified Files From A Server

    John
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:30 am
    There are many reasons why you might want to update assets within an app at run time.  This is often done within apps to provide announcements for new apps, or tweak small settings. It can also be extremely helpful during development if you’ve got a larger app, and would like to make small changes. There are of course limitations on what you can change in app if this is going to be an app on the app store (you can’t run code remotely). Steffen Itterheim has created an example application that presents a webcam image in Cocos2D, and updates when that image changes demonstrating…
  • Open Source: Great Block Based UIAlertSheet And UIActionSheet Replacement Library

    John
    26 Jan 2012 | 5:23 am
    The UIAlertSheet, and UIActionSheet API’s can be difficult and cumbersome to use – often requiring excessive amounts of source code with all the delegates, callbacks, and switches required. Blocks can definitely make these components much easier to use, and there are a number of implementations out there.  Recently I received a submission of a block based library, and I liked this one quite a bit – mainly because of the added button types, and the simple syntax for programming buttons. The control is BlockAlertsAndActionSheets from Gustavo Ambroso, and is built on a control…
  • Open Source: Slick Control For iOS That Makes An Interesting Progress Indicator

    John
    25 Jan 2012 | 8:30 am
    Some time ago I mentioned the excellent F3BarGauge component which is great for creating customizable bar gauge components. Brad Benson the same developer of that component has created a control that uses core animation to create a swirling indicator and you can adjust the speed, another excellent component which can be used as an interesting progress indicator, or alert indicator – or both. You can see the control in this video: You can download  the control and view usage instructions at the Github repository here. Not only can the speed, and color be changed like in the video, but…
  • Tutorial: How To Download And Cache Images With The MKNetworkKit iOS Networking Library

    John
    24 Jan 2012 | 8:30 am
    Several weeks ago I mentioned the excellent MKNetworkKit – a full featured  iOS networking kit that uses ARC, supplying excellent performance and built to replace ASIHttpRequest now that support of ASIHttpRequest from it’s original creators ended. One of the best features of MKNetworkKit is the built in image caching.  It’s also one of the more confusing features to use so the creator of MKNetworkKit has created a tutorial demonstrating how to download and cache images from Flickr, and use those images within a custom UITableViewCell. You can find the tutorial on…
  • Tutorial: Quickly Create A Jetpack Joyride Like Game With Cocos2D, Box2D, LevelHelper, And SpriteHelper

    John
    23 Jan 2012 | 8:59 pm
    I’ve mentioned the excellent SpriteHelper and LevelHelper tools in the past that allow you develop iOS games faster by providing tools for easily creating spritesheets, laying out levels, and generating Box2D physics code. I’ve also mentioned some great tutorials on getting started with LevelHelper and SpriteHelper, and what I really liked about them was the ease of use and the relatively low cost considering how much easier these tools make things.  Since then I’ve become even more impressed with the tools as the developer has been quickly adding in new features. If…
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  • Automatically edited video dances to Drop’n'Roll

    SlapApp Team
    28 Jan 2012 | 5:00 am
    Hong Kong – The innovative “Drop’n'Roll” feature allows instant, one-tap replacement of video fragments in a movie after it has already been automatically edited by V.I.K.T.O.R. Users are now empowered to cut into the process of automatic editing by replacing individual video parts as they see fit more, and leaving the rest of the edited movie intact. V.I.K.T.O.R.’s original feature, “Refresh”, enabled users to create unlimited number of movies by editing sets of video clips located on user’s phone. With the new “Drop’n'Roll”…
  • Leaping Bytes releases MapPocket v.2.4 Update – Take Your Maps Anywhere

    SlapApp Team
    28 Jan 2012 | 4:45 am
    Silver Spring, Maryland – Leaping Bytes today is proud to announce the release and immediate availability of MapPocket v.2.4, an update to their map application that can help you to save a lot on roaming charges while traveling. MapPocket allows you to put online maps in your pocket, so you can use them later without an Internet connection. Whats New in MapPocket v.2.4: * GPS Tracking in on-line and off-line modes (distance/avg speed/altitude) – push and hold GPS button to activate * Chinese localization (traditional and simplified) * Map Language selector MapPocket is a quick,…
  • What is this App? 2 – Crazy iOS puzzle action is the answer

    SlapApp Team
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:15 am
    Medford, Massachusetts – BeBop Games, LLC, an established mobile game developer, has today announced the release of What is this App? 2 for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This mysterious entertainment puzzle experience challenges players to answer the app title question by unraveling a series of brain teasers, visual puzzles, and other conundrums! The sequel to the smash hit What is this App?, What is this App? 2 is no walk in the park. This app guarantees gamers endless hours of riddle action at their fingertips, regardless of whether they’re playing solo in Standard mode or…
  • New US Flu Fighter iPhone App Helps Protect Against Influenza

    SlapApp Team
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:35 am
    London, United Kingdom – Concerned about flu this winter season? US Flu Fighter is the new iPhone app from raaza that can help protect you from one of the planet’s most infectious diseases. The app provides up-to-the-minute information on the level of flu activity across the United States, helping to guide your behavior wherever you’re going in the US. From the latest Center for Disease Control podcasts, to a flu activity heat map of the entire USA, Flu Fighter has got it covered. The app provides detailed information by state, so that you can consider the flu activity…
  • Dot Lock Protection Free – Secure Your iPhone/iPad Media Files

    SlapApp Team
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:30 am
    Limassol, Cyprus – Apps2Be today is pleased to announce the release of Free version of Dot Lock Protection 1.1.1 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Dot Lock Protection is an app allowing you to lock your private albums, photos and videos with a Dot Lock code. The key feature of the app is its ability to create a record of any app break-in attempt, with the intruder’s photo, date, time and GPS location recorded and displayed on the map. “Keep your most valuable media files safe and secure with Dot Lock Protection”, says Sergei Sokolov, PR of Apps2Be. “Identify and…
 
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  • 5ml™ | Vote Velti in the IxDA Interaction Awards People’s Choice!

    Laura
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:59 pm
    The Interaction Awards celebrates the very finest in interaction design and honors projects that optimize, engage, empower, express, connect and disrupt. The Interaction Design Association’s inaugural awards ceremony is next Friday in Dublin and we are pleased to announce that our HTML5 builder, 5ML™, has been nominated for the People’s Choice Award! The Interaction Awards Jury has already met to select winners for the other categories, but now it’s up to you—yes, you!—to help decide on the winner for the People’s Choice category. To help make your decision easier, here’s what…
  • Top Apps to Help Keep Your Resolutions

    Laura
    26 Jan 2012 | 1:44 pm
    The first month of the New Year is almost over and we, like everyone else, have one question in mind: are you still on track with your New Year’s Resolutions? Have you been diligently hitting the gym to shed off that holiday weight? Have you been carefully measuring your portions and counting calories to make sure you’ve been eating healthy? Have you been more organized with your schedule and on time to all your meetings? Ok, that was more than one. But before you either give up on your resolutions entirely, or be even more on top of your resolutions, we’ve compiled a list of apps to…
  • Why Do 3rd Party SDKs Need Permissions?

    Barbara
    24 Jan 2012 | 7:13 pm
    Guest Post by Steven Savage | Mobclix Project Manager   Lately, it seems a lot of mobile developers worry about the validity and integrity of 3rd party SDKs, notably what permissions are needed, and why, by the SDK. Inappropriate or unneeded permission requests confuse or anger users. And what’s worse, it might be an indication of a dishonest service or malware. You aren’t always sure what’s going into your app, no matter how many assurances are made–and when you get an alert from an app store or a fellow developer, you start to worry. With us, people question the…
  • GSMA Names Velti as “Innovation in Mobile Advertising” Finalist in Annual Global Mobile Awards

    Barbara
    24 Jan 2012 | 5:07 pm
      GSMA has just announced the 2012 Nominees for their 17th Annual Global Mobile Awards, stating that this year marked a record number of entries. With that said, we are proud to confirm that Velti’s 5ML™ was selected as a finalist for the “Innovation in Mobile Advertising” category! Showcasing the latest innovation that drives new techniques, mobile ad spend, a better understanding of the medium or more, no matter the way, shape or form, this category highlights products that prove how mobile advertising “need not be intrusive…[and] empower greater…
  • Velti & DMA Research Report: Communication is Key to Engage Mobile Consumers

    Barbara
    11 Jan 2012 | 7:23 pm
    How often do you find yourself bored and waiting for public transportation to drop you off at your destination, or for the nurse to call your name next at the doctor’s office? More often than you’d like. That’s when you whip out your smartphone and start to play with your apps – from gaming to YouTube to checking your email to posting a status update about your boredom. Mobile users have definitely fallen in love with a multitude of apps, particularly those that are offered for free, but are still getting a feel for in-app ads–according to new research released from the…
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    John M. Ryan

  • Black VPN referral code – 2 months free

    John Ryan
    14 Jan 2012 | 5:11 pm
    John M. RyanAnyone interested in 2 months free Black VPN, you pay for one, here is my code. Enjoy Black VPN referral code is SQDBPMW
  • Happy Christmas

    John Ryan
    26 Dec 2011 | 1:27 pm
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  • iMessage Guide

    John Ryan
    27 Oct 2011 | 7:03 am
    John M. RyaniMessage will allow you to send unlimited free picture or text messages to another iPhone, iPad or iPod touch user, assuming they have activated the service and are using iOS 5. Remember these messages count towards your data allowance, so make sure you have a price plan before using it. The most interesting thing about [...]
  • I am Siri (video)

    John Ryan
    15 Oct 2011 | 8:20 am
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  • RIP Steve Jobs (updated)

    John Ryan
    6 Oct 2011 | 5:57 am
    John M. RyanThe world has lost a visionary. And there may be no greater tribute to Steve’s success than the fact that much of the world learned of his passing on a device he invented. (US President Barack Obama) Steve Jobs has died at the age of 56. May he rest in peace. As a mark of [...]
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    PinStack.com

  • GIVEAWAY!! The Callet Case for BlackBerry and iPhone!

    27 Jan 2012 | 1:45 pm
    Your Whole Life in Just One Hand Are you tired of having to shove your cash and cards in between the back of your phone and case? And then having to take your phone out every time you want to get to them? Are you annoyed when you don't have anywhere to put your cash and cards? Or you can't bring a wallet or a bag? Are you fed up with having to always search through your wallet or dig through your bag
  • RIM CEO: “This is not baking cookies.”

    27 Jan 2012 | 12:22 pm
    --- via Daniel Bader of MobileSyrup and CrackBerry.com
  • TGIF

    27 Jan 2012 | 7:47 am
    The Dems' Prank...
  • Look At What RIM Plans To Launch This Year

    26 Jan 2012 | 4:18 pm
    No real surprises here, but BGR's Jonathan Geller got his hands on RIM's product roadmap for 2012. It's underwhelming. The first half of the year will be dominated by the current line of BlackBerry devices, including a bunch of variants of the Curve and Bold. There's also mention of a PlayBook that can connect to HSPA networks. (That's the "4G" used by Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile.) According
  • It’s Time to Stop Talking About the Apple Cult

    26 Jan 2012 | 4:09 pm
    An article for our Apple fans on PS. Another one... Why a decades-old stereotype is less relevant than ever.GETTY IMAGESThirty-seven million
 
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  • The iFriday Roundup, No. 27

    Sean Koch
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:32 pm
    Friday Freebies Alawar Entertainment and Eye Interactive are bringing a real treat to fans of slicing, Castle Defense, and zombie apocalypses by making Zombie Samurai free! Here’s the iPhone/iPod Touch version, and the iPad version, and check out our review for good measure. You can also find Red Nova Labs’ Mystery Ball free on the App Store today! You can find out more about this certifiably charming, puzzle-filled ball roller in our review and interview with creator David Howe. If your missed our earlier “OMG, iOS Games Gone Free” articles during the week, you can…
  • OMG, iOS Games Gone Free: Death Call, Jelly Wars, Push Cars: Everyday Jam and More!

    R.Shiels
    26 Jan 2012 | 9:45 pm
    Time for the last installment of ‘OMG, iOS Games Gone Free’ of the week, and, boy, do we have a absolute doozy for you today! But first a super-quick public service announcement (of sorts) – If you don’t already know, ‘OMG, iOS Games Gone Free’ is a brand spanking new daily news featurette in which team iFanzine tirelessly trawls the virtual aisles of the App Store to track down new and noteworthy free iOS games and then posts about them all here. Why? Well, because we’re nice like that. And, hey, you can never have too many freebies, am I right? Now…
  • Interview With Zaxis Games

    Sean Koch
    26 Jan 2012 | 3:11 pm
    Zaxis started out as a high-end CGI specialist, right? What led the company into the videogame industry, and did Zaxis recruit more members for this expansion or does the same team conduct traditional business and game projects at the same time? Yup, that’s right. At the beginning we did CGI as well as educational work for 3D schools in Denmark, which meant that we had only three people at our office in Copenhagen and a lot of external people in the vicinity of these schools. When Bo, our graphic artist, returned home from his Norwegian odyssey at Funcom, he turned up at the office and…
  • Giveaway: Win 3 $10 iTunes Gift Cards Thanks to Digitalfrog & Crystal War: BloodField!

    R.Shiels
    26 Jan 2012 | 11:07 am
    Digital Frog’s Crystal War: Blood Field just had a whopping 50% hacked off its asking price, meaning you can now nab this critically acclaimed fusion of RPG and RTS for a paltry 99¢. If you’re the kind of gamer who likes to try before you buy, you’ll be pleased to hear there’s also a free version, entitled Crystal War: Bloodfield [LIMIT], now available on the App Store. Crystal War: Blood Field sees you choosing sides in a raging war between goblins and mankind and features a much requested online multiplayer mode in addition to its lengthy single-player campaign.
  • Paper Monsters Review

    Sean Koch
    25 Jan 2012 | 11:39 pm
    If I may borrow a note from the Boromir meme that’s going around nowadays: “One does not simply review Paper Monsters (Out January 26, $0.99) without discussing aesthetics first.” Robots vs. Wizards and Crescent Moon Games have scored a total visual knockout, bringing us one of the most beautiful titles ever to grace iOS. Good thing too, because there’s only the barest semblance of a story and the player’s avatar is literally a walking cardboard box with a smiley face painted on it; the player gets sucked so quickly into Paper’s pop-up book world that…
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  • Free App Friday: Wildable

    Jamie Pearson
    27 Jan 2012 | 4:37 am
    Become an animal and take a walk on the wild side! Wildable is an exciting iPhone and iPad app that invites kids to enter a 3D natural world where they can become any animal they find and explore. Have you (or your kids) ever wanted to swim like a fish, soar like an eagle, or climb like a squirrel?  Here’s your chance! Want to try it for free? How to enter It’s easy peasy.  Just leave a comment below by Tuesday, January 31th, 2012.  The next day, we’ll choose 5 people at random and gift this app to them via email. And the winners are… Watch this space for details!
  • Sploosh

    Jamie Pearson
    18 Jan 2012 | 4:46 am
    Use water to bring a parched and barren world back to life Grade: B | Age rating: 4+| Price: $0.99 Sploosh for the iPhone and iPad is a unique puzzle game that you solve with water. Why?  Because evil cacti are hogging all the water in a parched landscape. You pop them with your finger, then bring dormant flowers and trees back to life with the liberated water by rotating your iPhone or iPad. Why we like it: Water can’t be lost, but it can be accidentally left behind in the twists and turns of the maze.  Go slow to avoid this.  The levels are timed, but it’s not obtrusive. …
  • Jumbline 2

    Jamie Pearson
    16 Jan 2012 | 4:59 am
    Fans of Text Twist rejoice!  Now you can anagram on a smaller screen Grade: B+ | Age rating: 6+| Price: $2.99/1.99/1.99 Jumbline 2 for the iPad, iPhone, and Android has finally solved one of the major stumbling blocks of online anagram games: typing answers. Big fingers and small keypad don’t mix when speed matters. How did they do it?  With a finger slide mechanism, of course!  Reorder a set of random letters as fast as you can by dragging and dropping them, then swipe your finger below to submit your words. Why we like it: Sometimes you feel like racing against the clock, sometimes…
  • Free App Friday: Cool Jets

    Jamie Pearson
    13 Jan 2012 | 4:45 am
    A creative app with a fun game for airplane-crazy kids of all ages Cool Jets is a arty, aviation-y iPad app that lets kids decorate, collect, de-ice and fly their own fleet of colorful, customized airplanes. They use their fingers to stamp and paint planes ranging from 8-seater private jets to aircraft that hold 500 passengers. Then, just when the planes are trying to take off, it starts snowing like crazy.  Kids have to swipe the ice off the wings as the planes speed along the runway with engines running. Want to try it for free? How to enter It’s easy peasy.  Just leave a comment…
  • W.E.L.D.E.R.

    Jamie Pearson
    11 Jan 2012 | 4:42 am
    Oh, the joy of finding a really good new word game Grade: A- | Age rating: 9+| Price: $0.99/1.99 W.E.L.D.E.R. for the iPhone and iPad takes a little getting used to, but man, is it ever worth it. The object of the game is to form as many vertical and horizontal words as possible on an 8×8 grid.  No backwards and vertical words allowed!  As you advance through the levels, you unlock new swapping skills, such as the ability to jump, reverse and group tiles. Why we like it: Gorgeous graphics and sound effects and a completely scalable and replayable game.   If you love Boggle, Text…
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  • In the news

    Jeffrey Richardson
    27 Jan 2012 | 12:05 am
    Apple announced earlier this week that it broke records with its phenomenal sales quarter, and unsurprisingly this had an effect on others. AT&T announced that it sold a record 9.4 million smartphones during the December quarter, and 7.6 million of those — 80% — were iPhones. Verizon announced that it sold 4.2 million iPhones in the December quarter, representing 55% of its smartphone sales. We haven't seen numbers from Sprint yet, but I'm sure that they also sold millions of iPhones last quarter. For all of the attorneys who are new iPhone owners and new to this site ...
  • Subscribe to the BigLaw newsletter

    Jeffrey Richardson
    26 Jan 2012 | 12:05 am
    I just started writing a column for the TechnoLawyer BigLaw newsletter, and I encourage all iPhone J.D. readers to sign up for a free subscription so that you can keep up with the articles that I write for BigLaw. A little background: since 1997, TechnoLawyer has distributed free e-mail newsletters for attorneys.  Today, TechnoLawyer publishes nine different newsletters.  Some of my favorites include BlawgWorld (a guide to what is new and noteworthy on the legal web), LitigationWorld (tips for litigators) and FatFriday (a weekly grab bag of of various topics such a product reviews and tips…
  • Apple 2012 fiscal first quarter -- the iPhone and iPad angle

    Jeffrey Richardson
    25 Jan 2012 | 1:34 am
    Yesterday, Apple released the results for its 2012 fiscal first quarter (which ran from September 25, 2011 to December 31, 2011) and held a call with analysts to discuss the results.  This is the 13th time that I have discussed an Apple quarterly earnings call on iPhone J.D., and over that time I've frequently remarked that Apple had a record-setting quarter, which was true this time as well.  Of course the fiscal first quarter is always Apple's best quarter because it includes holiday sales, but this past quarter was something really special for Apple.  Not only was it the best…
  • Review: Notes Plus -- take advanced notes, convert handwriting to text on the iPad

    Jeffrey Richardson
    24 Jan 2012 | 1:34 am
    There are many ways to use an iPad to replace a legal pad.  Numerous apps let you type notes using the on screen keyboard, but that only works well if your iPad is on a flat, stable surface.  A good alternative is to use a stylus along with an app that lets you draw on the screen, and the most useful apps let you draw in a window that reduces the size of what you type so that you can get a large number of words on a page.  Note Taker HD is a perfect example of one of these apps, and for a long time now, that is the app that I have been using and recommending to use with a stylus.  But I…
  • Review: The Congressional Record -- congressional proceedings on your iPad

    Jeffrey Richardson
    23 Jan 2012 | 12:05 am
    The Congressional Record is the official, daily record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress.  There are four parts of each issue:  (1) House of Representatives, (2) Senate, (3) Extension of Remarks, and (4) the Daily Digest summary of the day's activities.  You can access individual issues of the Congressional Record through FDsys, a service of the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO).  There is now an easier way to view individual issues on your iPad because the Library of Congress partnered with the GPO to release a free app last week called, appropriately…
 
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    AppStruck

  • Friday Links

    Ann Kumar
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:20 am
    Top iPhone and Technology Related Stories from across the web AT&T Wags Finger at ‘Unlimited’ Data Users; A Letter Warns ‘You May See Reduced Speeds’. Confessions of an iPhone Data Hog Apple increased its share of the world phone market in Q4 2011, accounting for 8.3 per cent of mobile shipments, but it’s still a small fry compared to the likes of Nokia and Samsung. iPhone grabs 6% of world phone shipments Foxconn and 9to5Mac just released this exclusive iPhone 5 production information from inside of Foxconn. iPhone 5 Foxconn Production LEAKED The Rokbed…
  • Thursday Links

    Ann Kumar
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:07 am
    Top iPhone and Technology Related Stories from across the web When Apple Inc set up its customer service plan for the iPhone, it seems to have had the best intentions of humanity in mind – any phone under warranty can get serviced because it’s the phone that’s tied to the warranty, not the owner. iPhone thieves find Apple support helpful to them, too When you tap the screen, Viggle’s software for iPhones and iPads listens to what’s on, recognizes what you’re watching and gives you credit at roughly two points per minute. It even works for shows you’ve saved on a…
  • Wednesday Links

    Ann Kumar
    25 Jan 2012 | 9:06 am
    Top iPhone and Technology Related Stories from across the web This week Matt covers A5 Jailbreak release. The jailbreak can be completed using Absinthe. Also Matt covers Photobooth port for the iPhone 4S, and Siri tweaks win this weeks tweak of the week. A5 Jailbreak Released, Absinthe, Photobooth For iPhone 4S, Siri Tweaks ITV’s TV dating show Take Me Out has an app for iPhone and Android, which is encouraging viewers to chat to the contestants, and also to one another. So, besides being promotional for the show, it’s effectively a mobile dating service in its own…
  • Tuesday Links

    Ann Kumar
    24 Jan 2012 | 7:15 am
    Top iPhone and Technology Related Stories from across the web By the time the product launches people will expect the next Apple AAPL iPhone 5 to end disease, salve world hunger and bring peace in our times, but away from these halcyon expectations it seems a future Apple smartphone king will be the very best digital camera you’ve ever had. Will Apple’s iPhone 5 be the only camera you’ll ever need? Let’s face it old Sammy simply love poking fun at the iPhone and its users especially now that they have the very popular SamsungGalaxy S2 out there, and old Samsung…
  • Monday Links

    Ann Kumar
    23 Jan 2012 | 8:05 am
    Top iPhone and Technology Related Stories from across the web As speculation turns to iPhone 5 comes news that Research In Motion (RIM) is dead. RIM collapsing as Apple iPhone wins the enterprise The first Windows Phone handset from Chinese manufacturer ZTE, has gone on preorder at Expansys for £250 (with an additional £15 discount when selecting Paypal as payment method and the discount code 15PAYPAL at checkout). iPhone 4 Rival Alert : ZTE Tania Available On Preorder From £250 Thomas Gibson is best known for his roles as Aaron Hotchner on CBS’ Criminal Minds and Greg…
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    iPhoneSpies: Jailbreak, Unlock, and Hack Tutorials, Accessories & App reviews, news, rumors and more

  • iPhone 4S and iPad 2 untethered jailbreak on iOS 5.0.1.

    Savannah
    20 Jan 2012 | 12:13 pm
    Finally it’s here! Redmond Pie has released an untethered jailbreak on iOS 5.0.1. for the iPhone 4s and iPad 2 using Absinthe. A step-by-step guide has not been released as of yet, and Redmond Pie advises everyone to wait until they come out with a video walk-through. You can however start the jailbreaking process by [...]
  • Apple to launch iPhone 4S in China and 21 other countries?

    Savannah
    4 Jan 2012 | 2:11 pm
    Is it true, is the iPhone 4S finally REALLY really going global? According to Redmond Pie it is. Initially, the 4S was only launched in the US, United Kingdom,Canada,  Australia, France, Japan, and Germany. And the months that followed, it was released in Austria, Saudi, Arabia, Turkey, India, and Moldova, as well as 55 other [...]
  • Apple releasing two new iPads in January

    Savannah
    29 Dec 2011 | 2:13 pm
    What could be better than one new iPad? Two of course! According to Redmond Pie and MacRumors, Apple is getting ready to reveal two new iPads in the coming month, most likely at the MacWorld/iWorld event set to take place on January 26th. Sources state that the new iPads being announced will come in two [...]
  • Untethered Jailbreak for iOS 5.0.1 (Video)

    Savannah
    29 Dec 2011 | 1:47 pm
    Finally the long wait is over! An untethered jailbreak for iOS 5.0.1 has been released for your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. Thank you Redmond Pie! But unfortunately not for the iPhone 4S or the iPad 2 as of yet. The video below should help you with the jailbreak AFTER you have downloaded Redsn0w 0.9.10b1. [...]
  • Awesome NoiseHush NX80 3.5mm Headphones Review

    Joe Rocha
    28 Dec 2011 | 3:03 pm
    We recently got our mitts on the NoiseHush NX80 3.5mm headphones and it was awesome. Upon opening the box I found that the headset included a manual, small, medium, and large ear gels to fit ear, carrying pouch and of course the NoiseHush earphones. The first thing I did was pop the earphones into my [...]
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    Appsfire Blog

  • App Deals 2.2: You won’t miss a good deal anymore!

    ouriel@appsfire.com
    26 Jan 2012 | 5:31 am
    We are thrilled to announced the release of App Deals 2.2 with awesome new features requested by our users (and some of our own)! Have you ever asked yourself these questions? How can I find out when the apps I’ve had my eye on are on sale? Is a free app really free or do I have to pay something once I download it? How can I see only the new deals in the streams? The answers, respectively: Price Alert, SUPERFREE & Filter “New”. Price Alert Everybody has his eye on some apps which he can’t afford to buy or which are too expensive. However, you may not have time to check…
  • Inter-app communication and the future of app (re)discovery

    ouriel@appsfire.com
    23 Jan 2012 | 6:26 am
      This post is fairly technical in nature, but also fairly accessible. Inter-app communication is still in its infancy. Indeed, as powerful software publishers would have it, each app or each suite of apps would attempt to lock users into a unique file format to achieve a sort of monopole. This is clearly what Microsoft was doing in the 90s with MS Office. Since then, the strong competitive and market forces got the best of the crypted files – Microsoft eventually gave way and started allowing a “clear” version of their files (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx), and even published…
  • Share your favorite iPhone and Android apps on Facebook Timeline

    ouriel@appsfire.com
    19 Jan 2012 | 2:24 am
    Today Facebook is opening its Open Graph to Third Party apps. Basically Web services can, with the agreement of the user, populate their timeline with actions they take on those services Appsfire proud to be the very first Mobile app discovery service to launch as a partner along with a range of prestigious Web services like Pinterest, Washington post and many more. Now you will, like never before, be able to share and discover the favorite mobile apps of your friends. Right in Facebook. Let the App Store/Android Market come to you!   Here is how it works What this means is very simple:…
  • SOPAPP

    ouriel@appsfire.com
    18 Jan 2012 | 10:52 am
      It is not in the App store or the Android Market. But if it was. it would look something like that (more on sopa here)
  • Meet Appsfire at Mobile World Congress 2012 #MWC12

    ouriel@appsfire.com
    16 Jan 2012 | 12:07 pm
    It’s official: Appsfire will be present at the Mobile World Congress from February 27th to March 1st in Barcelona. Appsfire has been selected along with 3 other French companies (Lemon Way, Xbrainsoft, Kawet) by  Mobile Marketing Association France, Silicon Sentier and Ubifrance to represent French startups in The Pavillon France. Want to set up a meeting? We’ll be in Hall 2.0, but please email us at contact [at] appsfire [dot] com We are looking forward to meeting you in Barcelona! Hasta pronto
 
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    Tapity

  • How to Build a Fantasy App by Using Magic (Strategic Design 4)

    Josh Olson
    25 Jan 2012 | 10:03 am
    "I endorse this message" — Plato The strategic design of our next app, Languages, continues apace. In the last post we gained an understanding of our personas’ experience without an app. We now need to imagine how an ideal app could make this experience 100% better, without worrying about bothersome constraints such as money, technology, time, or reality. It’s time to build a Platonic app (Plato, as you’ll recall, thought that all physical things are fail and that their is an ideal, perfect form of all things floating in heaven). Construction materials include…
  • Mapping out the User Experience (Strategic Design Part 3)

    Josh Olson
    19 Jan 2012 | 11:18 am
    Back to Languages. So we are describing the process of strategic design, in which we figure out the company’s goals, the user’s goals, and the intersection of the two. The purpose of this is to create an app that exists at that point of intersection. First, we established Tapity’s goals for the Languages app. Then we developed user “personas”—fictional users with concrete characteristics. Now we can move on to the next step of strategic design: user experience mapping. Now that we have our personas, we need to map out their current experience without an app.
  • Startup Plays: How to market an iOS app

    Jeremy
    10 Jan 2012 | 10:04 am
    Woah, way too much me in that picture Startup Plays is a really cool concept: break down the information and processes it takes to run a successful startup into actionable “plays”, templates to success in a particular aspect of the business such as getting your company incorporated or pitching a VC. I was a bit skeptical when Scott Annan first asked if I could help build a play on iOS app marketing but, after looking through a sample play, I found that the format is really unique and valuable. It is essentially a down-to-earth to-do list your team can run through from start to…
  • Mobile Accessibility: First Impressions

    Todd
    21 Dec 2011 | 11:08 am
    On December 5-6, I attended the M-Enabling Summit in Washington, D.C. The purpose of this conference was to consider how to make mobile devices and applications accessible to persons with disabilities and the elderly. I am new to the accessibility field, and I want to share my initial impressions and take-aways from the standpoint of an app designer: Nothing about us without us. The siren call at the conference from those with disabilities was “Nothing about us without us!” People with disabilities are used to being thrown a bone here and there so that corporations can say they…
  • Personas: some assembly required (Strategic Design 2)

    Josh Olson
    23 Nov 2011 | 1:49 pm
    Now we’ve established how Languages serves our business goals, identified the market, and sized up the competition. We’re convinced that the app is a good idea. The preliminary investigation ends. We can now pull out the microscope to analyze our potential users. We first have to identify all of their relevant characteristics. We have a leg up, in this regard, because I happen to be a linguaphile. I’ve studied various languages seriously (Espanol, Italiano, Deutsch) and have dabbled in many more (Latin, Greek, Swedish, Old English). I’ve studied languages over an…
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    iPhonefreak

  • Top Ten iPhone and iPad Apps Released This Week

    Andy Boxall
    27 Jan 2012 | 11:48 am
    Looking for a new app this weekend?  Here are ten great new apps for the iPhone and iPad that you may want to check out! Steam Mobile. This free app lets you join in with the Steam gaming community on your iPhone, though chats, news stores and the various groups.  Free. My Army. An endless run game [...]
  • iPhone/iPad App Review – Smash Cops

    Andy Boxall
    26 Jan 2012 | 10:55 am
    Smash Cops is a brilliant idea. It’s based on those thousands of police pursuit-type TV shows that feature nothing but the cops chasing down a suspect, all shot from a police helicopter.  They’re trash of the highest order, but compelling and exciting trash nonetheless.  Making a game using that exact formula is inspired, and Smash [...]
  • Reckless Racing 2 Released on February 2nd

    Andy Boxall
    23 Jan 2012 | 10:10 am
    It has been more than a year since the release of Pixelbite’s excellent iOS racer Reckless Racing, and the team has now provided a release date for the sequel.  Reckless Racing 2 will be sliding onto your iPhone and iPad on the 2nd February. Announced in October last year, the new game will once again feature [...]
  • Top Ten iPhone and iPad Apps Released This Week

    Andy Boxall
    20 Jan 2012 | 5:37 am
    Looking for a new app this weekend?  Here are ten great new apps for the iPhone and iPad that you may want to check out! LEGO App4+. The latest educational play app from Lego, this time aimed at kids between 4 and 7.  The concept is simple, build a truck, carry some cargo and earn [...]
  • Apple Releases iBooks 2.0, iTunes U and iBooks Author Apps

    Andy Boxall
    19 Jan 2012 | 2:41 pm
    At a special event held at the Guggenheim museum earlier today, Apple released several new applications all related to education, school textbooks and bringing students and teachers together through a single device. Introduced by Phil Schiller and Eddy Cue, with demonstrations by the VP of iTunes Jeff Robbin and the VP of Productivity Software Roger Rosner, [...]
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    ModMyi.com News Feed

  • Steve Jobs Previously Asked Google to Stop Poaching Apple Employees

    28 Jan 2012 | 12:22 am
    A court filing was unveiled recently including an email which late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs personally sent to former Google chief Eric Schmidt requesting an end to worker poaching. The email from March of 2007 specifically asked Google to put a stop to its active recruitment of an unnamed Apple engineer and alluded to stop worker poaching in general according to a report from Reuters. Jobs wrote that he “would be very pleased if your recruiting department would stop doing this” in his email to Schmidt, who was on Apple’s board of directors at the time. Schmidt quickly turned
  • T-Mobile to Begin Offering Official Support for iPhones Starting Jan. 30th

    27 Jan 2012 | 11:17 pm
    Although not selling the iPhone directly, a reportedly leaked employee memo reveals that T-Mobile will begin to offer official support for subscribers using unlocked versions of Apple’s popular handset on its network. The memo, originally published on TmoNews, notifies current T-Mobile employees that starting January 30, it will be initiating a support program for the carrier’s estimated one million customers who currently use an unlocked iPhone on the network. The coverage of the new “iPhone Scope of Support” is not comprehensive but it does include help with the common
  • Zephyr 1.1 Released With New Touch Features

    27 Jan 2012 | 9:26 pm
    A lot of you have been begging for this feature to be added to Zephyr. Now it's here. If you were one of the thousands begging chpwn for the ability to not only multitask but also for the ability to get onto your home screen using only touch gestures, then you'll be very happy to hear that he has done just that. To do this, chpwn has updated his extremely popular Zephyr (touch multitasking) tweak which we reviewed here
  • What Your iPhone's Serial Number Really Means

    27 Jan 2012 | 1:27 pm
    The seemingly random grouping of numbers stamped on the back of your iPhone called a serial number actually means something according to OSX Daily. OSX Daily has published a guide that breaks down what the dutch all those numbers actually mean. From the serial number owners can tell what week their device was manufactured, the hard drive size, the production year and even the factory and machine ID.
  • Former Apple Exec Jon Rubinstein Departs from HP

    27 Jan 2012 | 12:53 pm
    On Friday, the tech world learned that Jon Rubinstein, a former Apple executive and the architect of the iPod, is leaving HP. Rubinstein, as we know, never actually went to work for HP but he ended up there through the company's acquisition of Palm in 2010. "Jon has fulfilled his commitment and we wish him well, an HP spokeswoman confirmed to All Things D. "Rubinstein's departure is no big surprise," observed the article's author Arik Hesseldahl. "Sources said he hadn't been seen at HP's offices following the decision by former CEO Leo Apotheker
 
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    Life in LoFi: iPhoneography | iPhone Photo News, Showcases, App Reviews

  • Simply B&W is FREE Right Now in the App Store!

    Marty Yawnick
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:38 pm
    Simply B&W from developer Mr. B. Ware is a simple, easy to use monochrome conversion app you can use to make black & white photos that pop. It’s FREE right now in the App Store, down from $0.99. Grab it now. This discount is for a very limited time only — through this Sunday. I’ve featured Simply B&W in My Camera Bag post — it’s an excellent app that’s  a staple in my tool box. This universal app — works natively on both iPhone and iPad — supports a maximum resolution of 3264×3264 pixels. This discount is to celebrate the…
  • Spotlight: iPhoneographer Giuseppe Capozzo. You know him as Krapoz.

    Marty Yawnick
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:29 am
    Here is the second in our series of interviews with the winners of the Mobile Photography Awards. Life In LoFi is a media partner of the MPA). We recently caught up with Souichi Forusho. Giuseppe Capozzo won the ScratchCam category with his colorful and playful “You, Too”. In the iPhoneography community, he’s better known as krapoz. You may have seen his work in some of our Faved On Flickr showcases last year. We caught up with krapoz recently after the MPA awards announcement. Click past the jump to learn more about krapoz and to read what he has to say. It’s a great read. Life In…
  • App Update: Hipstamatic 235 Adds Tap-to-Focus and Favorites, Fixes Bugs

    Nox Dineen
    25 Jan 2012 | 6:44 pm
    Hipstamatic’s 235 update hit the App Store this afternoon and they delivered on not one but two highly sought after features: tap-to-focus (only in the zoomed-in view) and the ability to save fave combos of lens/film/flash. With the update you’ll note that the zoomed-in (aka fullscreen) view now features a textured overlay reminiscent of looking through a dirty plastic lens. Don’t worry, this won’t show up on your photos. When you tap and hold on a spot to focus the overlay rotates, simulating the experience of manually focusing through a physical lens. Traditionalist…
  • Fisheye Camera is One of the Worst Photo Apps I’ve Reviewed

    Marty Yawnick
    25 Jan 2012 | 12:52 pm
      Fisheye Camera Version reviewed: 2.8 Price: $0.99 Bottom Line: The image quality — or lack of — is reason enough to avoid Fisheye Camera. The only reason I’m reviewing Fisheye Camera by Zhong is because it’s now number 23 in the Top Paid iPhone Photo apps. This is a horrible photo app that I wouldn’t ordinarily want to draw attention to, even negative. This is one of the worst apps I’ve ever reviewed and is only as high as it is on the charts because of possible App Store shill reviews. I recommend that you avoid this app. Read past the jump to find…
  • Spotlight: iPhoneographer Souichi Furusho

    Marty Yawnick
    24 Jan 2012 | 9:46 am
    In December, the winners of the Mobile Photography Awards were announced Life In LoFi is a media partner of the MPA). Among the winners was the abstract industrial “Image pic #35″ by Japan’s Souichi Furusho. You’ve probably seen a lot of Souichi’s work displayed in Life In LoFi’s Faved On Flickr showcases often. His photography is simple yet stunning. He caught everyone’s attention with his stark use of light and shadow. Recently, he has been creating incredible abstract dreamscapes with his photography. We finally caught up with Souichi. Here’s…
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    iPhone 4 Covers

  • Eco Friendly Credit Card Case for iPhone 4

    iphone4blog
    24 Jan 2012 | 8:12 pm
    Have you seen the new eco friendly credit card case from TRL Bot that fits the iPhone 4? If not, well have a look below.   It’s a sleek, slim and minimalistic case great for men (although pink is pictured above it comes in black and several other colors) or women who want an iPhone 4 case that is both fun and functional. This one stores up to 3 credit cards, an ID and or loose dollar bills. Just make sure you don’t lose this case or the bandit will make out nicely. What makes it eco friendly? The case is made in the USA and from recycled plastic bottles. It’s available…
  • Lady Ga Ga iPhone 4 Case

    iphone4blog
    18 Jan 2012 | 8:44 pm
    The Lady Gaga case for iPhone 4 is available online for less than $30 and features a cool black and white design. It’s a hard case which you simply attach to your iPhone to protect and keep it free of dust, dirt and minor dents. Made for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S and it’s available online via the Best Buy website. Not available in stores. Great for the female diva in you and or those who enjoy a bad romance. via Best Buy
  • Aluminum And Wood Case For iPhone 4

    iphone4blog
    19 Dec 2011 | 1:08 am
    Here’s a gorgeuous case for the iPhone 4 in one of my fave material combos – aluminum and wood. The Etsy case features hand crafted construction, a wood and aluminum casing and stainless steel screws holding it all together in one great sexy looking case for your iPhone 4. Great for men and anyone who appreciates handmade work along with great craftsmanship. This one will definitely stand out as well as it’s quite the looker. via Etsy
  • Tom and Jerry iPhone 4 Cover

    iphone4blog
    30 Nov 2011 | 9:51 pm
    For the 80′s kid in all of us, here’s an awesome Tom & Jerry iPhone 4 cover from Cell Expressions. This is a snap on hard plastic case and Tom and Jerry are prominently featured front and center on the cover. Too cute and if you like it, you can score a copy via the link above or click the picture below. This would also make a great gift idea for that 80′s cartoon lover in your life, we guarantee you won’t FIND THIS at a store near you. It’s pretty unique, wouldn’t you agree?
  • iPhone 4 Bamboo Cover From Etsy

    iphone4blog
    25 Nov 2011 | 8:34 pm
    Are you in the green and eco friendly spirit? I just read an article that supposedly for the Holidays interest and sales in sustainable products rise in demand. If that is the case, then how appropriate is it that I am featuring a super cool iPhone 4 bamboo cover from Etsy. The wood case is handmade and features a lovely contrast between the sleek high tech nature of the iPhone and bamboo – a long lasting and durable all natural material. It doesn’t get any stronger than bamboo. via Etsy
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    iPhoneAppCafe.com

  • Monster By Dr. Dre Solo HD Video Review

    JrProductionx
    28 Jan 2012 | 3:00 am
    They’ll be no forgetting about Dre once you check out a pair of his headphones; watch our video review to see whether these headphones are worth the price tag! Link: Dr Dre Solo HD Price: $179 This review is courtesy of JrProductionx. View the JrProductionx Youtube channel for many more gadget reviews.
  • Asus Combines Popular Note E-Reader With Transformer, Resulting in the MeMO Pad

    Asuran Vist
    27 Jan 2012 | 4:22 pm
    Haven’t had enough Android tablet news from CES this month? Oh good, because this one is genuinely exciting! Asus has one more Android tablet coming down the pipeline this year, and this one has a feature many tablet owners have been begging for. The ee MeMo Pad is a 7-inch IPS packing, 1280 x 800 honeycomb tablet with an addition many students wil love. The MeMO Pad has a proprietary pen, this oen is similar to what we have seen on the Flyer and Galaxy Note in that it allows for precise writing and drawing on a capacitive touch screen. Who says you can’t have the best…
  • 25 Funniest Auto Correct Mistakes Ever

    David Harfield
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:33 am
    Oh, hello there! What brings you to these parts? Is it in search of giggles and guffaws at the expense of someone else and their iPhone? If it is, then you’re in the right place! Following the success of our 15 Most Hilarious Auto Corrects Gone Wrong, we decided to compile an even longer list of mistakes and typos that iPhone fans have made around the globe that just so happen to create and absolutely side-splitting texts. With a huge thanks to Damn You Auto Correct, these are our 25 funniest auto correct mistakes ever. 1. Oversharing 2. The Luck Of The Irish 3. A New Haircut 4. The Family…
  • EvioConcepts Harmony iPad 2 Case Video Review

    JrProductionx
    26 Jan 2012 | 9:53 am
    Hello iPhoneAppCafe fans! We’ve got another awesome video review for you, this time checking out a brand new iPad 2 case from EvioConcepts: features include a kickstand, smart on/off function, and a stylish book style case. Enjoy! Link: EvioConcepts Harmony iPad 2 Case Price: $39.99 This review is courtesy of JrProductionx. View the JrProductionx Youtube channel for many more gadget reviews.
  • Ballistic iPad Case: Tough Jacket For iPad 2

    David Harfield
    26 Jan 2012 | 9:12 am
    Not quite bullet-proof...but close. You’re iPad 2 is a bit like your baby; you want to protect it as much as possible and rarely really want anyone else to hold it.  That’s why we like Ballistic iPad Case, as it offers pretty much unbeatable protection against drops and falls due to the extra strength tabs on each corner. What I really like about this case is the “lay-on-table” feature, which means that your iPad 2 screen will never make contact with surfaces when laid flat; this means that you don’t have to worry about lending it careless friends!  It’s…
 
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    Smokin Apps™

  • Australia Unlimited for ipad Review

    Tomek
    25 Jan 2012 | 1:20 pm
    What do Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman, and Baz Luhrmann have in common? Well, aside from their curiously similarly sounding last names, these three worked together in the 2008 historical romance film Australia. But not only that: First and foremost, all three of them are citizens of Australia. Indeed, Australia is quite famous for its steady [...]Post from: Smokin AppsAustralia Unlimited for ipad Review
  • Super Crate Box for iphone, ipad Review

    Nathan Kline
    17 Jan 2012 | 12:47 am
    Some of the most addictive iOS games are the most minimal and easy to learn. There is an attractive beauty in games that don’t try too hard to do too much. Sometimes the best thing a game can do focus on the gameplay and let the content be a scaffolding for which to engage the [...]Post from: Smokin AppsSuper Crate Box for iphone, ipad Review
  • everDOCs for ipad, iphone Review

    Nathan Kline
    16 Jan 2012 | 12:41 am
    Access is a word we here a lot when discussing mobile devices. We want access to the things we have on our desktops. Whether it is photos, or music, our iOS device just isn’t good enough if we have to leave behind the files we are use to having at our fingertips. Everdocs understands this [...]Post from: Smokin AppseverDOCs for ipad, iphone Review
  • Temple Run for iPhone, iPad Review

    Nathan Kline
    11 Jan 2012 | 12:27 pm
    Well, now you have done it. You just had to grab that cursed idol and now a ravenous band of ape-like monsters are on your tail and the only exit is an endless maze of thin walkways through a swamp. At least you can collect some coins on the way. This is the set up [...]Post from: Smokin AppsTemple Run for iPhone, iPad Review
  • Kumon Uppercase ABC’s for iPad Review

    bradt
    9 Jan 2012 | 7:37 am
    Kumon Uppercase ABC’s is a good app with which to teach a child how to write letters at that age when they’re just learning to use the English alphabet.  It turns the entire learning process into a game that kids would most likely find fun. There is an audio commentary to go with the app [...]Post from: Smokin AppsKumon Uppercase ABC’s for iPad Review
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    Iphone 4 Jailbreak.org

  • Download Absinthe ver 3.0

    Iphone Blogger
    26 Jan 2012 | 6:54 am
    Absinthe version 3.0 is now available for download to jailbreak iPhone 4S and iPad 2 running iOS 5.0.1 firmware . The new update brings support for jailbreaking on a Linux system and few error fixes existing in version 2.0 . You can find the complete tutorial to jailbreak iPhone 4S using Absinthe here . Problems [...]
  • Advantages of Jailbreaking iPhone 4S

    Iphone Blogger
    25 Jan 2012 | 4:42 am
    If you have bought an iPhone 4S and looking for advice on whether to jailbreak it or not , you have come to the right place . Here we will discuss advantages of jailbreaking iPhone 4S and other iOS devices including iPad 2 and iPod Touch. Benefits of Jailbreaking iPhone 4S : When you jailbreak [...]
  • Absinthe Problems on iPhone 4S Jailbreak iOS 5.0.1

    Iphone Blogger
    23 Jan 2012 | 2:09 pm
    Absinthe jailbreak has several problems and this came across when more and more people tried to jailbreak their iPhone 4s and iPad 2 . Below are some Absinthe Problems , both solved and solved . These problems were posted by our readers on the Jailbreak Forum which was manually screened and answered by our experts [...]
  • Download Absinthe

    Iphone Blogger
    22 Jan 2012 | 7:40 am
    Absinthe is now available for download on both Mac and Windows . This page contains the link to the latest version of Absinthe jailbreak tool with mirror links when main download source is down .  Bookmark this page on your browser by pressing Cltr+D . Below are direct download links to Absinthe jailbreak tool with [...]
  • Jailbreak iPhone 4S on Windows

    Iphone Blogger
    22 Jan 2012 | 5:17 am
    iPhone 4S Jailbreak on Windows is now available with Absinthe Greenpois0n jailbreak . Initially released for Mac OSX , Absinthe jailbreak tool now supports Windows . Follow the tutorial below to jailbreak iPhone 4S iOS 5.0.1 untethered . Steps to Jailbreak iPhone 4S iOS 5.0.1 Untethered on Windows : Download Absinthe for Windows . Right [...]
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    iOSnoops » Daily App Deals

  • iPhone and iPad Apps Price Drops – January 27 Roundup

    Jerry Collins
    27 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am
    iOSnoops is constantly on the lookout for great deals at the App Store, and here are 54 iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps that have just been discounted. This app deal alert includes Batman Arkham City Lockdown, Mini Motor Racing, Hipstamatic, Garmin USA/North America, Lego Harry Potter, Quarrel Deluxe, Phone Drive, and many others. Remember, prices can change quickly, these apps may not be on sale anymore when you read this post! For real-time apps deals, check out our iPhone Apps and iPad Apps sections, as well as our Apps Charts. You can also check out our Apps on Sale section, as many apps…
  • iPhone and iPad Apps Gone Free – January 27 Roundup

    Damian Ragar
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:30 am
    Need more apps for your favorite device? iOSnoops can help! Here are 19 iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps that have just gone free. This apps gone free alert includes SkySafari 3, Downloads+, Orange Camera, Mobile Guitar Lessons, One Thing To Do Today, BulkSMS, and many others. Remember, prices can change quickly, these apps may not be free anymore when you read this post! For real-time apps deals, check out our iPhone Apps and iPad Apps sections, as well as our Apps Charts. You can also check out our Apps Gone Free section, as many free apps uncovered over the last couple of days are still…
  • Newly Released iPhone and iPad Apps – January 27 Roundup

    Stefani Lain
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:00 am
    Looking for fresh apps for your iDevice? We’ve found 77 great iPhone, iPad and iPod touch apps that were released over the last 24 hours. This new apps alert includes Namco Arcade, Alabama Smith, One Epic Game, MotionPhone, Hank Hazard, Jurassic Park: The Game 3, iMob 2, Moomat, Spirit of Wandering – The Legend, and many others. For real-time apps info, check out our iPhone Apps and iPad Apps sections, as well as our Apps Charts. ↓ Jump to the iPad section iPhone / iPod touch EarthBuzz Free Weather Rating: N/A / Artist: EarthBuzz… / Version: N/A Buy Me A Drink Rating:…
 
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    Iphone 4 Jailbreak.org - Forum

  • White Screen Reboot Loop

    Iphone Blogger
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:36 am
    Subject: White Screen Reboot Loop Iphone Version : 3G Question Posted by : Tim From : Germany Ive got an iphone 3G with baseband 6.15.00. it was jailbroken for hacktivation, but i removed the jailbreak after an official unlock by my carrier. I just installed the original 3.1.3 because 4.x had not worked without jailbreak. [...]
  • Unjailbreak iPhone 4S

    Iphone Blogger
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:32 am
    Subject: How to un-jailbreak iPhone 4s ? Iphone Version : 4S Question Posted by : Albert I jailbroke my iPhone 4s using the Absinthe tool and everything went fine. Now I have to take the phone to the Apple Store because I have some weird lines on my screen, so I want to un-jailbreak it. [...]
  • No Absinthe Icon after Jailbreak

    Iphone Blogger
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:26 am
    Subject: No Absinthe Icon after Jailbreak . Absynthe icon not appearing after jailbreak and reboot Iphone Version : iPad Question Posted by : Tamas VADAS From : Hungary I followed the jailbreak procedure by the letter, but after having completed the cycle, no way to locate the Absynthe icon on any screen. Consequently I have [...]
  • How to Install iPad Firmware on iPhone

    Iphone Blogger
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:21 am
    Subject: Can firmware of iPad be installed on iPhone 4 Iphone Version : 4 Question Posted by : Enver From : USA Hi all, My iPhone 4 has latest update of iOS and firmware (iOS 5.0.1 and firmware 4.11.08) . My question is can iPad firmware 6.15.00 be installed on this phone and would it [...]
  • iPhone 4 Stuck At Boot Logo

    Iphone Blogger
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:19 am
    Subject: iPhone 4 Stuck At Boot Logo – (Won’t Restore) Iphone Version : 4 Question Posted by : Carl From : UK Hello, I have an iphone 4, 16gb and it is currently jailbroken to 4.3.1 which i did with snowbreeze a while back. After updating some cydia apps my iphone rebooted and now is [...]
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    Top App Lists

  • Best iPhone Apps For Teachers - Classroom Tasks

    26 Jan 2012 | 6:37 am
    No one is perfect, even teacher. If you are engaged with profession of teacher, then this app list is for you. This collection brings very handy apps that will help you in classroom tasks. Personal organizer, Student monitor system, Paper-based assignments, Live attendance, Fee Transactions, Keynote presentations and more features of these apps will be boon for any modern teacher. Wunderlist TeacherPal BubbleSheet PowerSchool Student Keynote Remote
  • 5 Best Nook Tablet Games

    12 Jan 2012 | 1:16 am
    Get ready to play all top iOS Games now on NOOK Tablet with even more interest and widelt developed game-play strategies. Have fun with these amazing top games and explore a new entertaining world of NOOK Games. Here are some top selling NOOK Games, which are best in all standards of entertainment & fun as well. Find out cool and amazing games for NOOK Tablet and download for free or paid versions. Experience fun-loaded games that actually run great with responsive touchscreen and other best features on NOOK. Get go in for the popular list of Nook Games from well-known developers at…
  • App Store Essentials - Latest Games Starter Kit for iPhone

    11 Jan 2012 | 1:52 am
    App Store has brought down a very innovative and all new collection of Top iPhone Games for iPhone owners! These list of games under title App Store Essentials "Games Starter Kit" provides the gamers with a popular collection of great games that actually had a great value for its prices. They are some very interesting, well-designed and highly recommended games for iPhone users those who are looking for best games. All are great games that supports all functionalities of your iPhone device! The list of games includes Infinity Blade, Cut The Rope Experiments, Words With Friends, lots more!
  • App Store Essentials - Hall of Fame iPhone Apps & Games

    2 Jan 2012 | 3:30 am
    App Store launched a very new & latest section called "App Store Essentials: Hall of Fame" for providing the ultimate online visitors with a collection of best and popular applications as well as games. All the listed apps / games here are aimed and represents the "very best of the best" collection. Apple wisely continues to build-up its App Store digital storefront by including some very innovative and hottest new apps and games.With this unveiling collection of new Essentials Hall of Fame section, the App Store highlights 50 different interesting and well-desinged iOS applications along…
  • New Year, New You Apps – Get Best Health & Fitness Apps at AppStore

    29 Dec 2011 | 4:31 am
    AppStore offers a very interesting and collective list of best Health & Fitness applications for men and women! These apps provides the users with complete accessibility to keep & maintain their fitness more healthy and accurate as per the requirement. Make these iPhone Apps your personal trainer in improving your health and body fitness.Also, the Health & Fitness Apps keeps a complete track on your timings for the exercise done. Get understand with the basic fundamentals of strength, cardio, interval & core training. Optimize extreme workouts and face motivated Nutrition in…
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    appbackr blog | Profit with Apps

  • App Campaigns Ending This Week – 1/16/12

    Sarah
    16 Jan 2012 | 5:30 pm
    These campaigns are ending this week on appbackr. Check them out before they’re gone! BeUppy App www..appbackr.com/app/BeUppy-App Multiplying Acorns HD – Tasty Math Facts www.appbackr.com/app/Multiplying-Acorns-HD—Tasty-Math-Fact snapFIT www.appbackr.com/app/snapFIT Final Freeway 2: Retro www.appbackr.com/app/Final-Freeway-2:-Retro Farm Mess Pro – No Ads www.appbackr.com/app/Farm-Mess-Pro—No-Ads
  • Innovation on the Business Models of Apps

    Trevor Cornwell
    12 Jan 2012 | 12:53 pm
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/stopherjones/6653211719/ At appbackr we are seeing a lot of exciting innovation by developers who are creating new business models to drive the success of their apps.  As developers move past the euphoria of creating an app and through the reality of creating an app that can get some notice in a crowded field, many of today’s developers are looking at how to increase downloads and revenue. One approach is to price apps at $.99 or free and then encourage in app purchases.  This decreases the friction point to higher priced apps but leaves the room for…
  • Appbackr Campaigns Ending This Week – 1/9/12

    Sarah
    9 Jan 2012 | 1:44 pm
    App Title Campaign End Date Reservoe Goal Met? App URL California Angler 1/10/12 Yes www.appbackr.com/app/California-Angler The Chimera Vector 1/14/12 No www.appbackr.com/app/the-chimera-vector SOS Friends Alert 1/14/12 Yes www.appbackr.com/app/SOS-Friends-Alert Adding Apples HD – Tasty Math Facts 1/14/12 Yes www.appbackr.com/app/Adding-Apples-HD—Tasty-Math-Facts Soldier Chute 1/14/12 Yes www.appbackr.com/app/Soldier-Chute Fairy Cubes 1/15/12 No www.appbackr.com/app/Fairy-Cubes AssassinLive 1/15/12 Yes www.appbackr.com/app/AssassinLive Up In The Arrr 2! Archipelago 1/15/12 No…
  • Pricing your Android app correctly to increase sales

    Vy
    8 Jan 2012 | 3:44 pm
    So, you’ve created a great app for the Android Market…now what? With over a thousand new apps posted daily, it is all too easy for your app to get lost in the clutter. It is a given that you need a great app to even be a contender for the coveted top 50 lists, but quality alone won’t be enough to make your app a success. And that’s where pricing comes in. Google doesn’t force developers to follow a predetermined, tier-based pricing structure that Apple does, so developers have the complete freedom to price their apps however much they want in any part of the world. You have…
  • 10 Ways to Help Your Friend’s App Sales

    Sarah
    6 Jan 2012 | 7:44 pm
    You just backed your friend’s app on appbackr.  That’s great.  You’ve helped in two ways.  One, you’ve given the developer some much needed cash at a crucial time in the app’s lifecycle.  He can now use that cash to develop and market the app.  Two, you’ve given the developer a much needed boost of support.  You believe in the app enough to fund and promote it. Now what? There are several actions you can do to help the app’s wholesale campaign on appbackr and it’s retail downloads in iTunes or Android.  You don’t have to be a…
 
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    iPhone+iPad Review

  • Motorola Droid Razr Competes in Smartmobile Arena

    Vanessa Sumugat
    25 Jan 2012 | 7:06 pm
    Motorola Mobility introduced a new smartmobile device added to the company’s strong Droid lineup. The device is called Droid Razr which will be made available to the market of smartmobile on the following month from Verizon Wireless. Before iPhones of Apple, Android-based smartmobiles of Google Incorporated and Galaxy Series of Samsung, Motorola was considerably the [...] [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  • 2012 Device: iPad Mini to Rival Kindle Fire

    Judith Nague
    24 Jan 2012 | 9:40 pm
    Another rumor about an Apple device has surfaced.  Based on this new rumor, Apple Incorporated will counter the Kindle Fire of Amazon.com Incorporated with an upgraded version of iPad which will be called as the iPad Mini. The iPad Mini is believed to be released in the market of tablet industry by 2012. Recently, the [...] [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  • 2011: A Year of Releases for Apple

    Alnessa Repollo
    23 Jan 2012 | 9:40 pm
    It has been a busy year for Apple. It all started with the big event of introduction of iPhone 4S which took place last October 4. This was then followed with different activities including the release of a new member in the family of iPhone, a new software version of “the iOS,” software called iLife.  [...] [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  • iPhone 5 Rumors Still Up and Running

    Ronna Leah Salesiano
    22 Jan 2012 | 11:03 pm
    iPhone 4S was launched on October 4 but was officially made available to the market last October 14, 2011. Now, customers can fully enjoy the use of iPhone 4S. However, this device is not the only most awaited member of the iPhone family– there is the iPhone 5. Rumors about iPhone 5 smartmobile device are [...] [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  • iPad 3 to Hit Markets in March

    Mark Angos
    22 Jan 2012 | 5:44 pm
    The sale of iPhone 4S is still ongoing while rumors about iPhone 5 are starting to reemerge after too much attention was put to iPhone 4S’ launching. Aside from that, rumors about iPad 3 are also emerging into a higher level. All Things D reported that the third generation of tablet device from Apple Incorporated [...] [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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    The iPhone App Review : iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad App Reviews

  • Zombie: The Rescue – They’re Getting Smarter, Are You?

    Valerie Lauer
    27 Jan 2012 | 7:27 pm
    Price: $.99 Rating: ****~ (4/5) Zombie: The Rescue: iPhone Written App Review It’s been a few months since we’ve had a new zombie app around these parts, so it was actually a nice surprise to see Zombie: The Rescue from GOGN Entertainment come across our desks. Don’t worry, although this title may seem to indicate [...]
  • WNM Live – Finally, a Thriving, Local, Cross Platform Social Network

    Valerie Lauer
    27 Jan 2012 | 5:56 pm
    Price: Free Rating: ****½ (4.5/5) WNM Live: iPhone Written App Review Looking for a new way to get your social network on? We’ve found the perfect app. It’s called WNM Live, and it rocks. This cross-platform app from WNM Live lets you connect with folks all over the world, or people just down the road. [...]
  • Pocket Lists: Much Ado About a To-Do

    Luke Patrick
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:49 pm
    Price: $2.99 ****½ (4.5/5) Pocket Lists: iPhone App Written Review Here at the iPhone App Review we’ve seen more than our fair share of to-do lists. There’s just something about the genre that tends to draw the developers out of the woods, and though we certainly like being productive as much as the next guy, [...]
  • Top 5 iPhone and iPad Apps of the Week

    Luke Patrick
    27 Jan 2012 | 1:45 pm
    Knock on wood, but it’s beginning to look as if the early year lull in app production is finally drawing to a close! We’re tickled pink about it, but just because we’ve had our hawk eyes glued to the New and Noteworthy section doesn’t mean we haven’t been working: We’ve got your Top 5 Weekly [...]
  • OrthoCare: Them Bones, Them Bones, Them Dry Bones

    Luke Patrick
    27 Jan 2012 | 9:56 am
    Price: $14.99 ***½~ (3.5/5) OrthoCare: iPhone App Video Review Do you have bones? If you’re an human, we’re willing to bet good money you do: To our more gelatinous readers, you might want to skip this one. You see, the app we’re detailing today is called OrthoCare (Clinically Relevant Technologies) and it’s all about your [...]
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    App Chronicles

  • Photo Table: A Smooth Virtual Table to Organize Your Photos into Collages. Free Again for a Limited Time

    App Chronicles
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:21 pm
    Editor’s Pick: Photo Table Photo Table Universal (Optimized for both iPhone and iPad) (4.5 stars with 41 Ratings) $4.99 →Free   Photo Table is a great way to interact with your photos and turn them into interesting slideshows and collages. Simply choose individual photos from your photo library, and they will magically appear on the table. You can move them, change its size, rotate it, place one photo on top of another one to create a beautiful collage. You can also run a slide show that run the photos you have on the table. Of course, as with any well-connected photo app, you…
  • Top Gear: Stunt School: Crazy Stunts. Free Again for a Limited Time.

    App Chronicles
    27 Jan 2012 | 10:20 pm
    Top Gear: Stunt School HD Top Gear: Stunt School HD iPad Only (3.5 stars with 481 Ratings) $1.99 →Free   Top Gear: Stunt School is an excellent Stunts game featuring dozens of spectacular vehicles and stunt courses. Modify your vehicles with add-ons and upgrades offering billions of possible combinations. Your vehicles can even equip add-ons such as rockets or propellers. Crazy! The graphics and the gameplay are top of its class. Don’t miss this one! Top Gear: Stunt School Top Gear: Stunt School iPhone OS (4 stars with 779 Ratings) $1.99 →Free   The is the iPhone version of…
  • Drop The Chicken. Great Physics Puzzle Game. Free for a Limited Time

    App Chronicles
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:59 pm
    Drop The Chicken Drop The Chicken Universal (Optimized for both iPhone and iPad) (4 stars with 639 Ratings) $0.99 →Free   If casual physics puzzle games are your favorite, don’t miss Drop the Chicken. This well-designed puzzle game wants you to drop your chick into the nest safely. There are lots of explosive obstacles blocking your way. Move various items to the correct position to complete each level. App Screenshots Drop The Chicken. Great Physics Puzzle Game. Free for a Limited Time is a post by App Chronicles
  • Zombie Samurai: Zombies and Samurai Fun. Free for a Limited Time

    App Chronicles
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:52 pm
    Zombie Samurai HD Zombie Samurai HD iPad Only (4.5 stars with 81 Ratings) $1.99 →Free   Everyone loves the zombies, except the Samurai! Use your sword slashing skills to defend your dojo from the zombie attacks. Simply swipe your fingers on screen to create attacks. Lots of interesting zombies and addictive action gameplay should keep your sword busy for a while. Zombie Samurai Zombie Samurai iPhone OS (4.5 stars with 46 Ratings) $0.99 →Free   The is the iPhone version of Zombie Samurai.     App Screenshots Zombie Samurai: Zombies and Samurai Fun. Free for a Limited…
  • Always Up! Pro: Doodle Jump with Puzzle Elements. Free for a Limited Time

    App Chronicles
    27 Jan 2012 | 3:47 pm
    Always Up! Pro Always Up! Pro Universal (Optimized for both iPhone and iPad) (5 stars with 162 Ratings) $0.99 → FREE Free Offer Ended Follow us on Twitter or Subscribe by email or RSS feed to get daily App Gone Free notifications so you won’t miss it next time.   If you are looking for an awesome arcade jumper with some puzzle elements, grab Always Up! Pro. It is like Doodle Jump in a puzzle game. Crisp, stunning Retina graphics and addictive gamplay spread into 6 worlds make Always Up a must-have app for any casual gamer. App Screenshots Always Up! Pro: Doodle Jump with Puzzle…
 
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    The Apple Clan

  • Apple Overtakes Samsung As World’s Largest Smartphone Vendor In Q4

    applefan
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:00 pm
    According to the latest report from Strategy Analytics, Apple has now overtaken Samsung to become the world’s largest smartphone vendor by volume. Apple achieved 23.9% market share during Q4 2011, narrowly beating out Samsung’s 23.5% share. In addition, Apple shipped 37 million units in Q4, again going neck-and-neck with Samsung and its 36.5 million units shipped during the same time. However, notes Neil Mawston, Executive Director at Strategy Analytics, “while Apple took the top spot in smartphones on a quarterly basis, Samsung became the market leader in annual terms for the first…
  • Apple CEO Confirms $500 off Macs, $250 off iPads for Employees

    applefan
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:00 am
    Starting this June, Apple employees who have been working at the company for longer than 90 days will be able to buy a Mac and / or an iPad at a considerable discount, CEO Tim Cook has confirmed. After reporting the stellar financial results for Q1 2012, Apple’s Chief Executive Officer, Tim Cook, scheduled a meeting yesterday in the Town Hall auditorium on Apple’s campus in Cupertino, CA. Apple employees received the notice via email. Cook’s message suggested that staffers could either attend in person, or via the company’s web portal. Addressing the entire Apple organization, Cook…
  • Report: Apple starts hiring chip experts in Haifa, Israel

    applefan
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:00 pm
    Following the in abyss inform final night upon Apple branch the Anobit squeeze in to a permanent Israeli presence, a latest inform in Hebrew by Israeli daily commercial operation newspaper Calcalist says Apple is looking to open a investigate core in Haifa by the finish of February. This follows the merger of NAND peep tech provider Anobit for a reported $ 390 million. The trickery is pronounced to be located at the Matam tech district south of the Haifa city, right in the area of Intel, Microsoft plus Philips who additionally run R&D centers there. The association reportedly perceived…
  • Edison tops Jobs as world’s greatest innovator

    applefan
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:00 pm
    A group of 1,000 young people consider the world’s greatest innovator to be Thomas Edison, whose crowning left the late Steve Jobs in second place. Edison, the creator of the light bulb and phonograph, among many other inventions, earned the top title among 52 percent of those polled by Lemelson-MIT, a program that tries to honor inventors who have improved our lives and gauge peoples’ perceptions about innovation. Often lauded for his spirit of creativity, especially following his death, Jobs took second place with 24 percent citing him as the greatest innovator of all time. The…
  • Jailbreaking May Soon Become Illegal Again, Act Now To Help Keep It Legal

    applefan
    26 Jan 2012 | 8:00 am
    It was in July 2010, the United States government ruled that the jailbreaking and unlocking of Apple iPhones, as well as the rooting of Android devices was to be deemed a legal act, as long as the process wasn’t being carried out with the intention of circumventing copyright. We ran with an article directly after the ruling was made which outlined the full details of the new DMCA legislation which once and for all set to rest the misconceptions surrounding the legalities of jailbreaking a device. Obviously, the court’s decision to rule the act of jailbreaking as entirely legal was a major…
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    iPhoneAndroidTips.org

  • How to Install WanamLite V7.6 XXLP6 4.0.3 Samsung Galaxy S II I9100

    Abhishek
    26 Jan 2012 | 3:39 am
    We had recently written a post on how to install latest leaked xxlp6 ROM Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100 on followed by root Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100 on xxlp6 ROM today we are back with another article on how to update WanamLite V7.6 XXLP6 4.0.3 Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100. WanamLite is a famous ROM which was launched by WanamLiteRead more..
  • How to Update/ Install Insertcoin ICS 4.0.3 With HTC Sense 3.6 on HTC Sensation

    Abhishek
    25 Jan 2012 | 4:56 pm
    Today we have a good news for you folks, you all were waiting for Ice cream sandwich with HTC sense 3.6 and here it is. Insertcoin has recently released their Insertcoin 4.4.4 ICS 4.0.3 with HTS sense 3.6 and we have a proof for that as well. You may see the image below and believeRead more..
  • How to install/ Update MIUI V4 Beta 6 ICS 4.0.3 on Samsung Galaxy S I9000

    Abhishek
    25 Jan 2012 | 4:28 pm
    Hey folks yesterday we had written a post on how to install  MIUI V4 2.1 ICS 4.0.3 ROM on Galaxy S2 GT-I9100 and today we are back with another one and this time it is on update  MIUI V4 ICS 4.0.3 on Samsung Galaxy S I9000. This version is too good  and this one is workingRead more..
  • Root Samsung Galaxy S2 GT I9100 on ICS XXLP6 Firmware

    Abhishek
    25 Jan 2012 | 1:08 pm
    Sometimes back we wrote a post on how to install xxlp6 firmware on Samsung Galaxy S2 GT I9100 and now we are back with another post on how to root Samsung Galaxy S2 GT I9100 on ICS XXLP6 Firmware and doing this is real simple. If you have already installed xxlp6 on your Samsung Galaxy S2 GT I9100 then youRead more..
  • How to Install/ Flash XXLP6 on Samsung Galaxy s2 GT-I9100

    Abhishek
    25 Jan 2012 | 5:27 am
    We have just not got the latest update from Samfirmware that there is a new leaked version of  XXLP6 for Samsung Galaxy S2 and we are going to write on the tutorial to install I9100XXLP6 Android ICS 4.0.3 on Galaxy S2. In recent time we have seen many firmware leaks for Samsung Galxy 2 and XXLP6 Android ICS 4.0.3 is anotherRead more..
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    The iPhone Mom

  • Games for Kids – an app for children with 6 different games

    Heather Leister
    27 Jan 2012 | 9:48 am
    Wombi’s newest app is a collection of six educational games for children. The graphics are adorable and right in line with Wombi’s other titles. Parents have the option to customize the app when it comes to turning on voice instructions, choosing the size of font, the number of points needed to complete each game and [...]
  • Friday Findings

    Erin
    27 Jan 2012 | 9:34 am
    Roxie’s a-MAZE-ing Vacation Adventures - Roxie’s a-MAZE-ing Vacation Adventures is an interactive journey; an exciting combination of a maze and a ‘search and find’ puzzle game that the whole family can enjoy. Your journey starts by driving a car. Find your way through the different land and cityscapes and stumble upon challenges where you might [...]
  • Flori’s Adventure

    Heather Leister
    27 Jan 2012 | 9:33 am
    Flori the Giraffe is back in a new app that mixes story with activities. In Flori’s Adventure readers will meet Flori’s friends: Tino the monkey, Zebri the zebra, Mia the flamingo and Nala the elephant. In this story Flori is helping Tino find his lost tools so he can work on a building project. As [...]
  • CoolTextBubbles (Promo Codes)

    Heather Leister
    27 Jan 2012 | 9:30 am
    If you’re in the mood to spiff up your texts and messages then take a look at CoolTextBubbles. The app lets you type in your message and set a background image. It then combines the two, creating an image that can be copied and pasted into a message. CoolTextBubble works with messages for SMS, iMessage [...]
  • Jumbline 2

    Nikki
    27 Jan 2012 | 8:30 am
    Jumbline 2 is a new app that is perfect for people who like word games. But beware, it is addicting! I love word games and games that you can pick up and play a couple of rounds quickly – and this is one of those types of apps. While many of the words may be [...]
 
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  • Meet iHospital D.i.D. Doctor of iDevices Matthew Reed

    iHospital
    27 Jan 2012 | 2:26 am
    Every Friday we introduce you to one of iHospital’s D.i.D. Doctor of iDevices. In case you don’t know, these are the expert technicians who exclusively upgrade and repair Apple devices including iPads, iPods, iPhones and Mac computers. Last week you met the interesting Nikesh Patel, this week it’s Matthew Reed.  He’s just a self-proclaimed average guy with a passion for repairing Apple devices. Without further Ado, meet Matthew: What is your name? Mathew Reed Which store location(s) do you work at? I work at the Tampa iHospital on 4530 W. Kennedy Blvd.  What is your favorite…
  • Introducing Nashville iHospital!

    iHospital
    25 Jan 2012 | 1:41 pm
    The iHospital family of Apple device repair shops is proud to announce its latest addition –  iHospital Nashville!  Our D.i.D. Doctor of iDevices are eager to meet the kind folks of Nashville, and help with all their iPod, iPhone, iPad and Mac repair needs. What makes iHospital Different?  We’re glad you asked! iHospital was founded by Ross Newman with one basic idea in mind, provide a large range of repairs and services exclusively on Apple devices and computers with superior knowledge and top-notch customer service in a one-stop-shop atmosphere.  Here’s how…
  • 3 Revolutionary Ways Apple is Transforming the Education Experience

    iHospital
    23 Jan 2012 | 2:30 am
    Apple is embedding itself into the higher education market with iBooks 2, iBooks Author and a newly minted iTunes U application. Fittingly, Apple introduced their new education initiatives  the prominent Guggenheim Museum in New York, near one of their newest locations at Grand Central Station, on Thursday evening.  Apple executives proudly showed off  their latest creations aimed at improving the school experience. “We’re so proud to take part in anything that can help students learn and achieve greatness, ” said Apple senior vice president of worldwide product…
  • Meet iHospital D.i.D. Doctor of iDevices Nikesh Patel

    iHospital
    20 Jan 2012 | 5:00 am
    Every Friday we introduce you to one of iHospital’s D.i.D. Doctor of iDevices. In case you don’t know, these are the expert technicians who exclusively upgrade and repair Apple devices including iPads, iPods, iPhones and Mac computers. Last week you met the interesting Farhan Mandani, this week it’s Nikesh Patel.  He rates himself a 9 on the weirdness scale as he’s Indian and doesn’t like curry.  He’s also fixed a MacBook that was both kicked and punched. Without further Ado, meet Nikesh: Which store location(s) do you work at? I work at the North Tampa (USF-Fowler)…
  • Pssst…. The iPad 3 Introduced in February?

    iHospital
    18 Jan 2012 | 1:58 pm
    It’s cool when people under promise and over deliver right? Well, according to the Japanese blog Macotakara, that’s exactly what our good friends at Apple are doing with the iPad 3 introduction date.  In our previous post, 5 Epic epic features of the new iPad 3,  we informed you that it was expected to debut in March or April, 2012. Perhaps we were wrong! Here’s the original lowdown: According to Asian supplier and a source in United States, Apple seems to prepare to hold Special Event in early February.  Because Chinese factory will be in holiday of New Year, then new…
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    blog.minus.com

  • Make Minus Your Own – Subdomains for Profiles

    John Xie
    26 Jan 2012 | 6:21 pm
    Your Minus profile is now more accessible and personal with a unique subdomain. Example: We’ve turned minus.com/john into john.minus.com We plan to make your Minus even more customizable. For those that shy away from sharing, and wish to keep their profile private, you can enable Protected Profile in via settings. Stay tuned and keep sending us your feedback!
  • Update: Minus for Android Phones and Tablets

    John Xie
    24 Jan 2012 | 4:23 pm
    A new version of our Android app is now available for both Android phones and tablets. If you haven’t installed Minus yet on your Android device, be sure to give it a try! Download from Android Marketplace | Download APK file directly What’s new: Upload multiple files at once with new built-in picker Upload faster and more stable than before User profile added, with folder lists and avatars Copy Link button returns, now with options! Updated Image Editor to use new Aviary Feather 2.0 Invite and follow friends on Minus for Android View all of your folders, and all files in a…
  • Move, Copy and Delete Files

    John Xie
    19 Jan 2012 | 9:05 pm
    You can now move, copy and delete files! Move and copy a single file or multiple files into existing folders or create a new folder on the spot using the Manage Files menu. Give it a try and let us know what you think!   Use the Manage Files menu to select the files, then click on the action to perform on the files. Hold down Shift or Command key to select multiple files.   Move or copy files into a new folder or select an existing one.
  • Upload images from the Web

    John Xie
    17 Jan 2012 | 3:36 pm
    To kick start the new year, we have added a new way to upload and share on Minus. Sharing images from the Web! You can now select images from the Web by entering the website URL or direct image URL to upload and share instantaneously. If you ever wanted to share interesting stuff you saw from the web onto your Minus profile, now you can! Give it a try and let us know your thoughts and again feel free to contact us anytime.   Click on Upload from the Web in the header to start sharing from the Web   Submit website urls and direct image urls. You can enter multiple URLs by clicking on…
  • Share, Explore, Connect

    Carl Hu
    5 Dec 2011 | 9:38 am
    Welcome to the new Minus! Simpler, sexier and more social. Share and upload your photos, videos, music and files Create your own folders and like folders others share Explore and see what others are sharing Comment and Like folders that interests you Connect and follow friends, old and new Share to your profile and follow others to see their updates New Features Explore is now live! Explore folders to see what others are sharing Connect and follow users to keep up Like folders that interest you onto your profile Folders now allow you to Play all audio and video file types Like folders onto…
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  • 20 Cool iGadgets of January

    Cosmin
    26 Jan 2012 | 12:21 pm
    Not long ago we talked about hottest iGadgets of 2011 and it seems like you enjoyed reading that article. Now, in 2012 after CES we are glad to see that the number of cool devices has grown a lot and actually become something quite popular on every major tech event. Personally I have been amazed to see so many great tools from self-healing cases to gadgets who can transform your iPhone or iPad into a scanner in no time. 1. iConvert Scanner for iPad I bet you, like most people out there are facing great issues with collecting tons and tons of paper bills, documents and things that actually…
  • 7 Password Protected Photo Apps for iOS

    iPop
    23 Jan 2012 | 1:19 pm
    The iPhone’s camera is a great tool and it also has the advantage of always being with you. Not all the pictures that you take are ment for the general public though so if you want to keep your private photos safe from prying eyes, I recommend you to use one of these apps. Manage your photo albums and safely secure them with these 7 free iOS apps. 1. Private Photo Vault Have you ever wanted to be able to create a photo album straight from your iPhone? How about password protecting those “special” photos? Private Photo Vault does that and more. This gives you all the features…
  • Best Free Instant Messaging iOS Apps

    Cosmin
    19 Jan 2012 | 10:00 am
    Even if social media websites are the ones holding the true internet supremacy, it seems like instant messaging is still quite interesting. Personally I spend great time on IM from my iTouch everyday and I can say that iOS applications come with greatest instant messaging management available. I know that everyone of you knows about Yahoo Messenger, AIM Messenger, MSN Messenger and of course Skype and that’s why I wouldn’t like to focus on that, but rather on multi-protocol instant messaging apps. All of these apps can help you connect to multiple social media websites and at the…
  • 8 Free Battery Manager Apps for iOS

    iPop
    16 Jan 2012 | 4:06 am
    If you are like me, then you definitely feel the need to be ensured that your iDevice can handle your requests for a long period of time. The iOS apps usually have a great battery life especially the iPod touch which is probably one of the least battery consumers from Apple. If we talk about iPhone and iPad though, as smartphone and tablet, is pretty obvious that the battery consumption is greater because of their functions. I’m sure that many of you experienced large battery loss when you needed it the most, but no worries because you can optimize your battery performance and learn…
  • 9 Free Alternatives to Official Twitter App for iPhone and iPad

    Cosmin
    12 Jan 2012 | 6:00 am
    Even if you admit it or not, Twitter represents a big part of your life.Either it is  gossip of the day, a big announcement or just a funny picture, Twitter is often the one who brings to the forefront things that really matter to you.   In fact, this is one of the main reason why for some people out there Twitter has become the most powerful research tool and also a good way to keep track of their partners, clients or family. But, when you are a guy with lots of activities scheduled is pretty hard to manage all of them unless you have a powerful Twitter manager on your…
 
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