Microsoft just launched a new version of its Bing iPhone app. The iPhone app gives you comprehensive access to Bing’s core services, including Bing maps and directions, as …
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In Moon Drop you have one mission: Colonize the Moon! To accomplish this mission you are in charge of landing sets of “pods” safely on the moon. The controls are simple: you touch the screen to slow down or change the direction of the the landing pods. So by touching under the pods this will thrust them straight up and touching the sides will effect their flying direction. The pods have green indicator lights that change to red to warn you of a pending disaster. (…) Read the rest of Review: Moon Drop for the iPhone © Frank Catalano for Just Another iPhone Blog , 2010. | Permalink | | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: iPhone Games , Moon Drop
Attention all iPad app developers: if you’d like to have your application in the App Store in time for the iPad launch, submit your app by
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs broke his silence Friday on the subject of his recent liver transplant as part of a tag-team effort with California governer Arnold Schwarzenegger to push for reform in the state’s organ donor process.
While it’s easy to think the iPhone 3GS is everywhere now, TiPb still gets email asking when it will be in India, and on the largest carrier in the largest market in the world, China Mobile. Well Macworld tells us Airtel has finally announced they’ll be bringing the iPhone 3GS to India: New Delhi, March 19, 2010 : Bharti Airtel and Apple have reached an agreement to bring iPhone 3GS, the fastest most powerful iPhone yet, to India in the coming months. For information please visit www.airtel.in/iphone3gs. For more information on iPhone, please visit www.apple.com/iphone .
iPhone World.ca writes : Apple chose a few developers to receive a test iPad along with all the strict rules and requirements. These secret developers not only received a test iPad but also a very long detailed rules and regulations that was a whopping 10 pages long. http://www.tuaw.com/2010/03/19/ipads-sent-out-to-select-developers-kept-under-cover-for-now/ Tommy Refene’s iPhone apps were removed from the App Store shortly after the developer criticized Apple in public. Refene’s spoke at the Game Developers Conference recently stating he “absolutely f***ing hate[s] the iPhone App Store.” http://www.macnn.com/articles/10/03/19/dev.kept.raising.app.price.up.to.400/ Fitaide Lite, the free version by Poscitech was unveiled for the iPhone and the iPod Touch . The lite version offers the same core features but can only run thirty minutes per session. http://prmac.com/release-id-11526.htm Everyone love gadgets for their iPhone and their iPod Touch and one of the most essential is the iPod dock.
An email has been sent out to developers telling them Apple is now accepting application submissions for the iPad App Store — a special category of the existing iTunes App Store for iPhone and iPod touch. 9to5Mac has the text: iPad will begin shipping soon and your opportunity to be part of the grand opening of the iPad App Store starts today. Submit your iPad app now for an initial review by the App Review Team and receive feedback on its readiness for the grand opening. Submit Your App by March 27. Build and test your iPad app using iPhone SDK 3.2 beta 5 available on the iPhone Dev Center. Only iPad apps built with iPhone SDK 3.2 beta 5 will be accepted for this initial review. Upload your distribution signed app through iTunes Connect by Saturday, March 27, 5pm PDT
Product Reviews (blog) Apple Patent Creates iPhone Social Networking ChannelWeb The Tokens would be received and stored locally on the users’ iPhone or mobile device with corresponding timestamps, which would enable a service to match … Elgan: Why iGroups is coming to an iPhone near you Computerworld Apple Files Mobile Social Networking Patent Request PC World Apple developing a social networking app for iPhone Los Angeles Times Only Kent (blog)
Sydney Morning Herald Google Nexus One: Don’t judge the book by its sales Examiner.com But there is a lot wrong with that comparison, not the least of which is that the iPhone was something rather new to the gadget world, whereas we’ve already … A bad week for Google? CNN (blog) Touchscreen, Multi-Touch, Color Saturation, 3G Issues in AT&T Nexus One Phone Gadgets DNA Will Google Lose The Nexus? Katonda Wired News
Filed under: iPhone Square is a very cool piece of hardware for the iPhone and other smartphones; when combined with the Square service, you can accept credit card payments right on your iPhone. TechCrunch reports that charity:water used Square at SxSW to collect donations, and other uses are already cropping up; flower carts and political fundraisers, for instance. If you haven’t seen it in action, check out our in-person walkthrough from Macworld Expo , or the official YouTube video demonstration. The demo features Adam Lisagor (creator of Birdhouse for iPhone and part of my favorite podcast You Look Nice Today ) and Jason Permenter , who walk through a very simple real-life scenario: what do you do if you want to sell something, like a couch, to someone who wants to pay with a credit card? Square not only makes it possible to do that, but it adds some cool features such as showing a picture of the buyer and seller on the iPhone to verify their identity. Square was born after Jim McKelvey couldn’t sell a piece of art because he couldn’t accept a credit card, a process that has traditionally been complicated and expensive. Part of Square’s vision has included charitable giving, where a donation of 1
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