Google Says Apple Did Reject Google Voice from App Store
19 September 2009
Last month, Google, Apple, and AT&T all handed over statements to the FCC regarding the alleged rejection of Google Voice from the iTunes App Store. Apple claimed that they’d never rejected it to begin with, while Google redacted their one answer that might shed light on things. Well, now Google’s dishing the complete letter, which [...]
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iHammock Relaxes And Recharges iPhones, Daiquiri Not Included
19 September 2009
The life of an iPhone is hard and you know it. After spending the day searching for 3G and running apps, the iHammock takes the edge off. This dock is actually a sweet idea. Too bad it’s just a rendering. I love to take naps in hammocks, but that’s not why I think the iHammock is [...]
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iTwinge iPhone Keyboard Video Makes Me Cringe a Little Less
19 September 2009
So you saw the iTwinge photos yesterday—that crazy physical keyboard with underside nubs for the iPhone’s touchscreen. It was easy to write off without seeing in action, so the company has sent around this hands-on video: I’m slow as hell with my iPhone’s keyboard, and tend to only check emails, or send quick responses. I should [...]
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Apple Introduces App Store Resource Center for iPhone Developers
19 September 2009
In an e-mail sent today to registered iPhone developers, Apple announced the introduction of the App Store Resource Center (iPhone developer membership required), a new site within the iPhone Dev Center dedicated to assisting developers with the App … From MacRumors : Mac News and Rumors. Please read the complete article and let us know [...]
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News: Music labels worried about Apple’s focus on apps
18 September 2009
Record label executives are concerned about Apple shifting its focus from music to iPhone and iPod touch applications, according to a BusinessWeek report. The article suggests that due to Apple’s role as the world’s largest music retailer and dominance of the U.S. with roughly 90% of digital downloads and a 74% share of the MP3 [...]
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Microsoft Office Web Apps Get Tech Preview — iPhone Version Coming Later?
18 September 2009
Now this is something from Microsoft that we’re really excited about — Office Web Apps that take the traditional second pillar of Microsoft’s business and launch it up into the iPhone Safari browser-compatible cloud. We’d prefer a native Microsoft Office for iPhone at this point, of course, but a free (ad supported, though hopefully not with [...]
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Google Search Now Location-Aware On iPhones
17 July 2009
Google announced recently that the Google home page will now be location-aware when accessed on an iPhone. Now, whenever you go to Google.com on your iPhone, Google will tap in to the device’s GPS capabilities to determine your location and give you location-relevent results. The ability to search with My Location has also been [...]
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Palm Opens Up Mojo SDK to All App Developers
17 July 2009
Palm today announced that it has released the Mojo Software Development Kit to all interested developers, opening the door for a broader offering of applications for the Palm App Catalog. The initial response to Palm webOS apps — fro… From MacRumors : Mac News and Rumors. Please read the complete article and let us know what [...]
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Official World Of Warcraft iPhone App Released
17 July 2009
Talk of an official WoW app for the iPhone has been going on for some time now, though nobody could say for sure what form it would take. Now the guessing is over, as Blizzard Entertainment has released World of Warcraft Mobile Armory. It lets you keep track of your charachter, plan adventures, monitor your [...]
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Amazon Remote Wipes Kindle Copies of 1984, Animal Farm — Redefines Irony
17 July 2009
According to Engadget, Amazon has remotely wiped copies of George Orwell’s classics, 1984 and Animal Farm from Kindles, refunding the purchase price of affected users. We’re not yet certain, but users of the iPhone Kindle app are probably similarly effected. It remains unlikely that Amazon broke into any houses, repossessed any copies of same, and left change [...]
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