Our last Macworld 2010 video! Rene and Leanna talk to Kent Griffin, Product Manager, Paypal Mobile, about their new iPhone offering that will allow developers to add easy Paypal payment integration right into their apps. Watch along and let us know your thoughts! YouTube link TiPb Apps 5.2: Paypal Mobile for iPhone (Macworld 2010) is a story by TiPb . This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store . TiPb - The #1 iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Blog
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Looks like solar power is gaining traction among the iPhone crowd, what with the Solar Surge iPhone case we looked at recently, in addition to today’s candidate - the Muzatch MZH-1200 solar iPhone charger. This charging dock comes with.
Even though there are plenty of great navigation apps in the App Store, Google Maps on the iPhone is still one of the best ways to get basic navigation info. I especially like it because it gives me a good idea of how long it’ll take to get to a destination. However, in some cases it’ll be necessary to get travel times with current traffic conditions factored in. To do this, simply enable the “Show Traffic” option before
iPhone World.ca writes : iPhone World links for Monday, March 15 2009 . iPhone saves lives after the terrible earthquake in Haiti, as some rescuers relied on it for communications - http://news.iphoneworld.ca/inews/Father+and+son+share+life-changing+experience+in+Haiti Apple’s AppStore has certainly commandeered an important place for itself in the mobile marketplace, as 1/5 of all AppStore developers are newcomers to the industry, probably fascinated by how easy it is to become one - http://news.iphoneworld.ca/inews/1+In+5+Apple+Apps+From+First-Time+Developers While PayPal has updated its iPhone app with nifty new features, regular web visitors are still stuck with the half-working crummy old portal - http://news.iphoneworld.ca/inews/PayPal+Launches+Revamped+iPhone+App%2C+Teams+With+Bump+For+Phone-Tapping+Money+Transfers Close to 40% of surveyed BlackBerry owners say they’re likely to switch to an iPhone soon. - http://news.iphoneworld.ca/inews/Almost+40%25+of+Blackberry+users+prefer+the+iPhone+as+their+next+smartphone+purchase Windows 7 Phone seems to be “borrowing” some ideas from the iPhone. Would Apple accuse Microsoft of stealing ideas from it, like it accused Google? - http://news.iphoneworld.ca/inews/Windows+Phone+7+Apps%3A+First+Video+%5BWindows+Phone+7%5D TomTom iPhone GPS app now allows you to see real time traffic updates… yup, there’ an app for that! - http://news.iphoneworld.ca/inews/TomTom+1.3+adds+real+time+traffic+updates Google’s director of of Project Managements quits his job and promptly finds a new one… at Apple. The Apple - Google War (due to be called WWIII soon, duck if you can) is in full swing
In Android and iPhone, developers need to separate free and paid versions in the Android Market or the App Store. But, in Windows Phone 7 Series, developers may not required to do so. There is a “try” button in the Windows Marketplace. It’s expected users can download the apps, play a little while, and the trial expired. Hope this won’t make pirating easier. [via Pocketnow ]
Well, it looks like it’s not just iPad pre-orders that are possibly be beating a few expectations — according to NPD , sales of Macs and iPods were also up over some estimates in January and February. More specifically, NPD’s Gene Munster says that sales of Macs were up 39% year over year for the two months (ahead of estimates of 22%), which should translate to sales of between 2.8 to 2.9 million Macs for the full quarter, while iPod sales were up 7% during the same period, suggesting total iPod sales of between nine and ten million for the first quarter. That latter number may actually be the more impressive of the two, as it marks the first time iPod sales have rebounded into positive territory in a full sixteen months — although that trend could just as easily be reversed again if, say, Apple rolls out a new iPhone that cuts into iPod sales. NPD: Mac sales up 39 percent in January and Febuary as iPod sales rebound originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 15 Mar 2010 19:02:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds .
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PayPal has just launched an upgraded iPhone application that adds new features and includes a facelift that’s meant to help instill a greater sense of security. And it also brings with it big news for Bump Technologies, the startup that …
One lesson here is that a simple but well-done web app like SitBy.us can be vastly superior to a full-fledged but terrible iPhone application. SitBy.Us provides everything you need, and nothing you don’t, and it even works with your …
Just think of all the fun you could have if the iPhone could interact with RFID tags. But you don’t have to wait …
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