Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Paranoid much? Good, you should be. After all, your iPhone contains your most private information. There are actually many ways to give it the extra security it deserves and one of them is to improve your lock screen password. 9to5mac used the iPhone corporate development kit to built a security profile that once installed, allows…
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We sat down with Eros Resmini of OpenFeint, and tried to find out as much about OpenFeint as we could. Click through to read about everything OpenFeint, currently and in the future. More: continued here
Do you have a problem with remembering when to pay your bills? Bills ~ On Your Table is a great solution. It comes equipped with push notifications, a built-in calendar and custom categories. Does it have what it takes to never let you forget to pay a bill again? Read on to find out. More:…
Apple’s new iPad is being criticized for lacking the capacity to run multiple third party applications at once, but the company has a variety of options to pursue in addressing the issue. More: continued here
Although Apple’s just-released iTunes Connect guide for App Store developers (version 5.3) reminds them that over-the-air downloads for app purchases are still limited to 10MB, users are reporting that Apple may have quietly changed this policy. More: continued here
Most of you probably dropped $2.99 on Plants vs. Zombies this week, but hopefully you have a few more dollars to spare because there are loads of other good games on sale this weekend. Check under your couch cushions and car seats, you have to have some money stashed somewhere. Arkanoid ($4.99 -> $2.99): Just…
Apple has removed ‘overtly sexual’ content from its App Store after receiving customer complaints, according to a TechCrunch report. But just how far do those removals go? More: continued here
NimbleBit submitted their 10th game to the App Store today titled Dizzypad; and judging from the new gameplay video, it looks like it will be just as simple and addictive as all of their previous iPhone games. Nimblebit describes the game as a combination of Koi Pond and Doodle Jump. Dizzypad drops you into a…
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We know that Apple’s CEO is no fan of Flash, the Web animation software. But it sounds like Steve Jobs really unleashed on the Adobe system to try and convince the Wall Street Journal to ditch it for the iPad. More: continued here
Besides publishing, another thing that the iPad is predicted to revolutionize is definitely the way we surf the Internet. As you remember from the announcement, it will be “Internet at your fingertips” and while we still don’t have a device to fully experience it, you can already check out how it will look and feel…
Apple wanted publishers to discount bestsellers, so its $12.99-to-$14.99 range is merely a ceiling, according to people familiar with talks with publishers. More: continued here
We had our first look at Parrot’s AR.Drone at this year’s CES, and after seeing the super geeky iPhone controlled quadricopter in action, we just knew we had to get our hands on one. Well, Macworld 2010 presented us with that opportunity and we took full advantage of it. Before we get into how the…
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After months of anticipation PopCap has finally released Plants vs. Zombies for the iPhone. With the hype it has shot up to #1, but is it worth the hype? Is it even worth $2.99? Read on to find out. Plus find out how to win a copy. More: continued here
Opera Mini showed off their mobile web browser for the iPhone, but will it ever get past the Apple approval process? Zombies continue their invasion on the App Store, and we have a sneak peek at Freeverse’s newest upcoming title Zombie Cannon Carnage. The physics based puzzle game, Rafter, received an update after listening to…
Some of the things Jobs and Apple are being accused of are so over the top, Lex Luthor would have to take off his hat … and then use it to cover the dark stain spreading across the front of his pants. More: continued here