Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
The entire family of devices built on the iPhone OS (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) have been designed to run only software that is approved by Apple..Software developers who want Apple’s approval must first agree to the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement. More: continued here
Apple’s push into the mobile advertising space could include tools to allow developers to simply integrate advertisements into App Store software for the iPhone and iPad in the same manner that they add other graphical or interface elements to their apps. More: continued here
Do you have friends in your social network that like to share their dining experiences with Twitter updates and photos of their culinary conquests? The makers of a new app called Foodspotting hope to take that idea and create the ultimate visual food guide.Foodspotting is a simple app that allows you to document your…
While latest studies seem to demonstrate the opposite, we all live with some sort of fear regarding radiations emitted by our dear iPhones. To address this concern, Tawkon, an Israeli startup came up with quite a brilliant concept; a radiation counter app. Unfortunately, Apple doesn’t want to hear about it.Some background first, to connect to…
Read More “Apple Rejects Electrosmog Measuring App – Keeps Us In The Dark” »
WiFi stumbling apps are not giving up on the iPhone. After Apple’s unfortunate decision to no longer tolerate them in the App Store this week, the developers of Wififofum and yFy Network Finder have decided to release their apps on the jailbreak, following the same path Google Voice apps had chosen last year already.Starting today,…
Apple took advantage of the Academy Awards Ceremony tonight to air its very first iPad commercial, a very smart move knowing their intention to make it mainstream. It’s not their first move of the sort, since as you probably remember, they already had Colbert make some promotion at the Grammys last month.In short, it’s a 30-second…
Read More “Apple Airs Its First iPad Commercial During The Oscars (Update: Now With Video)” »
It seems like Steve is either on fire this week, or totally bored. Indeed, on top of his yesterday’s answer on iPad tethering, Steve Jobs also took the time this week to respond GCN’s John Breeden doubts about the iPad’s battery life.In short, Breeden showed some serious skepticism in a column last week about the…
Read More “Steve Jobs Confirms The iPad’s 10 Hours Of Battery Life, From His iPad” »
With the FIFA World Cup Finals getting closer everyday, soccer fans all over the world are preparing themselves for the jewel in the footballing calendar. The scene is set for what could be one of the best tournaments in recent years, all we need now is an iPhone app to guide us through it.WORLD CUP…
Read More “World Cup 2010 – South Africa Is Only An App Away” »
Apple is currently evaluating a handful of upcoming Mac software updates with the help of an elite group of testers, including Safari 4.0.5, QuickTime 7.66, and significant maintenance release for its pro applications. More: continued here
We’ve all been there. Go to a party or a family get together and despite being in the digital age with online photo sharing, we still manage to endure taking the same picture with multiple cameras or having to wait for ages for them to be uploaded. A new mobile photo sharing app called Clixtr…
Read More “Clixtr – Turn Your iPhone Into A Social Camera” »
In a classic Steve Jobs email, Apple’s CEO bluntly puts to rest any notion that users will be able to tether their iPhones to the iPad to access the Internet. More: continued here
There has been a lot of talk about Apple’s aggressive stance towards Adobe lately. So, here is my list of reason why it is only logical that Apple will acquire Adobe. More: continued here
Apple began removing apps capable of detecting Wi-Fi networks out of the App Store, with no explanation. They removed several Wi-Fi apps commonly referred to as stumblers, or apps that seek out available Wi-Fi networks near your location. More: continued here
Tired of beating up on your iPhone buddies in every racing game? Take the race cross-platform and show those Android punks what it’s all about in Polarbit’s new arcade racer, Raging Thunder 2.Raging Thunder 2 is an adrenaline filled arcade racer through and through. It features accelerometer controls for steering and on-screen controls […] More:…
Read More “Raging Thunder 2 Takes High-Octane Arcade Racing Cross-Platform” »
HTC is on Apple’s firing line, with a lawsuit filed today claiming they infringed on 20 Apple patents. Sound familiar? Of course it does, because Nokia’s being accused of the same thing. More: continued here