WirelessGround.com Blog (blog) Latest Verizon iPhone4 and White iPhone 4 performance problems, Release Dates … Techno Tech Gadgets (blog) The white iphone was due to be released in July but the manufacturer changed its stance and stated it will be released at a later date this year. … Verizon iPhone , White iPhone 4 launch: January or mid 2011 is the date MoreTechNews (blog) Verizon iphone and white iphone 4 to be released next year? iFreshNews (blog) Verizon iPhone , White iPhone 4 Release: Year End Or January 2011? LANewsMonitor.com (blog) Great Falls Tribune
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Telegraph.co.uk Twitter Users Still Flock to the Website, Which Stinks PC World He trumpeted the social network’s mobile apps for iPhone , Android and Blackberry. He noted that Twitter mobile users have jumped 62 percent since mid-April, … The Best Weather Apps for Hurricane Earl PC Magazine More Twitter users tweeting via mobile apps CNET (blog) Twitter Counts 145M Users, 62% Hike in Mobile eWeek Boston Globe
Vologda, Russian Federation – Playrix Entertainment, developer and publisher of Royal Envoy, Fishdom, Call of Atlantis, Gardenscapes, 4 Elements and other casual games, has released Fishdom 2 Premium Edition for Mac OS. The game is available exclusively on the developer’s official web site. Fishdom 2 is the sixth title in the Fishdom series, not counting the game’s recent adaptation for Facebook and soon to be launched Playrix’s first internal iPad port Fishdom HD. In Fishdom 2 Premium Edition, players complete match-3 levels to earn cash which can then be used on building up the aquariums of their own design. Players create their Fishdoms by adding exotic fish, various ornaments and comfort items to their tanks. The Premium Edition is enriched with unique content such as Fishipedia of notable facts on Fishdom creatures and their real-world counterparts, original soundtrack, hidden object mini-games, themed desktop wallpapers and a bonus screensaver. The original Fishdom rolled out in 2008 and since then won numerous Best Game awards and built an impressive fan base
Helsingborg, Sweden – Today Frictional Games, the makers of the Penumbra series, has released a demo for their upcoming first person survival horror “Amnesia: The Dark Descent”. Players with Windows, Mac or Linux all get a chance to experience a small slice of the dread and terror contained in the full game. The game begins with Daniel awakening in a desolate Prussian castle, without any memories to explain his situation. A letter written by himself, reveals that the amnesia is actually self-inflicted. The mysterious message urges him to seek out and kill Alexander, a man residing deep below the castle. Hunted by a dark shadow, Daniel can see no other way out than to trust his former self
Mercedes-Benz releases version 2.0 of its mbrace iPhone app. Originally posted at The Car Tech blog
Once the utility is installed simply launch it and connect your iPhone 4 to your computer with the supplied USB cable. If you do not see your iPhone 4 listed under devices then add it if necessary using the icon in the applications …
Passengers returning to Sydney from San Francisco were treated to a delightful pyrotechnic show as a special treat from Qantas. A mesmerizing cascade of flame and sparks! Coming from their 747’s engine. Which exploded after taking off. Wait a second. More
Pocket-lint.com Developers Debate iOS 4.1 Proximity Sensor Fix PC World When iOS 4.1 is released by Apple next week, it will have a number of new bells and whistles enhancing the iPhone and iPod Touch … iPhone 4 User Claims Proximity Sensor Fix May Not Work Cult of Mac (blog) iOS4.1 Promises to Fix Proximity Sensor of iPhone 4 Top Tech Reviews iPhone 3G Speed Test: iOS 4.0 versus iOS 4.1 Lifehacker Daily Fresh News.info
Apple has revamped its Movie Trailers page with movie showtimes and the ability to automatically find the nearest theater, all within HTML5, and compatible with iOS devices.
Skyfire is a browser on other mobile platforms that was at one point purely proxy-based like Opera Mini (where everything was pre-rendered on a server then pushed out to the device via compressed files) but is now an all-grown up WebKit engine where Flash content is still proxied (processed server side and sent out as iOS friendly video). They’re submitting it to the App Store — we know because, also like Opera, they announced their intent to submit — for iPhone and some concerned internet denizens are wondering whether or not it will get accepted, and what if anything it may mean about Apple’s current stance on Flash. Short answer: nothing. Long answer: Skyfire for iPhone would use the built-in WebKit viewer any app could use, and would probably proxy Flash the same way Microsoft claimed they worked with Apple to serve Silverlight . That means you’ll have a way to watch video, but probably not interact with punch-the-monkey adds.
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