Posts Tagged ‘iphone apps’

iPhone learn to identify trees

New application for the iPhone that launched the company Apple, determines the type of tree, along which you walk. For this purpose, you need only the application LeafSnap. The first step your smartphone to determine tree is to capture its leaves. Then leave all to the application and it’ll quickly and reliably determine its precise form, using the algorithm developed by experts at Columbia University and their colleagues at the University of Maryland. The algorithm is similar to that used for face recognition. Then the application compares the information received with the database for different types of trees. However, if LeafSnap can not decide unambiguously the type of tree, offset by offering its holder more information about the closest matches to display the picture

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iPhone TIPS: New Episode Angry Birds RIO ARRIVED [Video] [Free Update]

The free Beach Volley Episode is available now for download.

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Android to iPhone Part Three – Cost of Switching – Gotta Be Mobile

PR Web (press release) Android to iPhone Part Three – Cost of Switching Gotta Be Mobile After owning an iPhone switching to an Android can be costly. I'm not talking about the initial outlay to buy the phone or even the cost of the monthly bill from my wireless carrier. Instead, there are costs like apps to replace those used on an iPhone ... Apps rush: Thomas & Friends, Squirrel Nutkin, Nyan Cat and more The Guardian (blog) Weather Doodle (Now on Sale) – iPad App Review PadGadget Apps For All 7 Deadly Sins KCRA Sacramento GizmoCrunch

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Apple iPhone app developers hit by patent claims – The Guardian

The Guardian Apple iPhone app developers hit by patent claims The Guardian Another who received the couriered legal package was Matt Braun, a developer based in Toledo, Ohio, author of the best-selling iPhone kids game MASH who runs a mobile app development company, Magnate Interactive. Patrick McCarron of MobileAge, ... LEGAL HELL: Patent Troll Threatening iPhone Developers For Using Apple's In ... The Business Insider iPhone developer threatened with lawsuit for using in-app purchasing The Loop all 27 news articles

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Exclusive: BlackBerry grows round Apple iPhone – Computerworld (blog)

Exclusive: BlackBerry grows round Apple iPhone Computerworld (blog) If you'd only just landed and were trying to get to grips with what's happening in the smartphone space, you'd be forgiven for seeing it as a two-horse race between two media magnets, the Apple [AAPL] iPhone and the Google Android option ... and more

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Apple Approves An iPhone App That Lets You Hire A Hooker – The Business Insider

USA Today Apple Approves An iPhone App That Lets You Hire A Hooker The Business Insider Apple approved an iPhone app from SugarSugar, which will connect nearby singles interested in the "Sugar Lifestyle." According to SugarSugar, that means "generous men looking to spoil, and dynamic women looking for financial support with bills, ... GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® 2011 GAMER'S EDITION REVEALS TOP iPHONE AND APP STORE ... Gamasutra Get Apple Valley Patch on Your iPhone With New App Patch.com 'Sugar Daddies' Will Be Able To Find Nearby Prostitutes With New iPhone App Cult of Mac Montreal Gazette

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Combat Mission: Battle for Normandy – Free Mac OS X Demo Available

Battlefront announces the release of the demo for Combat Mission: Battle For Normandy. This completely free demo of Combat Mission: Battle For Normandy is available for both the PC and Mac OS X platforms. This free demoversion contains limited functionality and content to showcase the full version of the game, which can be purchased at the Battlefront website. Demo Version Limitations: * only three scenarios, especially made for this demo version, are playable (Note: This Demo includes a training battle “Training Mission – The Road to Berlin”, playable from the American side.

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SMEStorage Open Cloud Platform Now Supports Google Sites

London, United Kingdom – The SMEStorage Open Cloud Platform now supports Google SItes using the Google OAuth authentication mechanism. The SMEStorage Open Cloud Platform is able to treat Google Sites as if it was just another storage cloud and enables Sites users to access, modify and upload data using a variety of desktop and mobile clients. Ian Osborne, SMEStorage CEO stated, “We’ve had many of our Cloud File Server users asking for support for Google Sites as they use Google SItes for their business, so it made perfect sense for us to decide to add support for this in our Open Cloud Platform.” “Our business users can now access sites not only through our tools and clients but also using WebDav and FTP due to the fact that we overlay these ubiquitous access mechanisms on top of any cloud we support, whether the underlying cloud supports the feature or not.” “Users can also choose to ‘pair; their sites data cloud with another storage cloud so that their data can easily be backed up from cloud-to-cloud.” Osborne finished by saying, “we see our open cloud platform as not being just about storage but about all information silos, and we’ll be soon adding support for social information and also the ability to capture Instant Messaging data and bring it back into an Organisation” Google Sites can be used with the SMEStorage Open Cloud Platform for free by registering a free account at SMEStorage. The free windows dashboard and Linux tools can be used to work with Google Sites but certain tools and features, such as the CloudFTP and CloudDav access are for business or lifetime users only. SMEStorage Screenshot App Icon SMEStorage provides provide a cloud storage gateway in which file meta-data is synchronised, but all files continue to reside on the original storage platform. In this way SMEStorage can offer value added services and clients to existing cloud storage providers, whilst also providing a single cloud file system which enables files from many different cloud storage providers to be managed in one cloud file tree

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