Posts Tagged ‘Iphone News’

Podotree Debuts Cube Dog, 1st Fully 3-D, Customizable Toy on iPhone

Seoul, South Korea – Podotree just turned the world’s dogs into 3-D toys for iPhone and iPod touch. Today Cube Dog, the first fully interactive 3-D toy for iOS debuted in the iTunes App Store. Podotree’s launch of Cube Dog introduces the second generation of interactivity on iOS, taking full advantage of the hardware capabilities of Apple devices. Cube Dog lets users customize and create their own digital pet based on dozens of 3-D character customizations, animations and interactions.

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Boots, rifle, iPhone? US army tests smart-phones for use in combat – Daily Mail

Daily Mail Boots, rifle, iPhone ? US army tests smart-phones for use in combat Daily Mail It is hoped the tests, using a range of iPhone , Android and other devices, will enable soldiers to evaluate the ruggedness and portability of the smart-phone for the 21st century soldier. Can you hear me now? Soldiers of the Army Evaluation Task Force ... Army Tests iPhones, Androids, and Tablets for War Signal News all 27 news articles

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Our Five Favorite iPhone Games This Week

The iPhone is a line of Internet and multimedia-enabled smartphones designed and marketed by Apple Inc. The first iPhone was introduced on January 9, 2007. An iPhone functions as a camera phone, including text messaging ...

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Cool Things: eyeSight’s New Touchless Technology

This is one heck of a cool demo, of a new touch-free technology that will let users operate iPads and iPhones (and other devices) with simple hand gestures, without actually touching the device. If this gets implemented for use alongside multitouch on mobile devices, that’s really going to feel even more like The Future when using our iDevices. You can learn more and see more details at the eyeSight site: http://www.eyesight-tech.com/

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Congress Could Block Apple’s Pending GPS Patent – Mobiledia

Fast Company Congress Could Block Apple's Pending GPS Patent Mobiledia A new GPS iPhone patent from Apple has surfaced, but Congress may halt it before it even hits the market. The US Patent and Trademark Office made public a patent from Apple, detailing a new GPS system ... Apple patent suggests infrared sensors for iPhone CNET Apple iPhone restricts camera use, new patent suggests International Business Times Apple Patent Infrared Camera: Possible iPhone 5(4S) Feature? Online Social Media Apple Insider

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Rumor: Apple to make A6 quad-core, iPad-only

According to conjecture from Linley Gwennap, senior editor at Microprocessor Report, Apple's next-generation mobile processor, the A6 chip, should be quad-core but only available in iPads. Originally posted at iPad Atlas

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Evidence suggests Apple will make Mac OS X Lion Server a paid App Store add-on

Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Server could be a paid add-on that users would download from the Mac App Store, according to evidence allegedly discovered in the Lion beta.

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Chirpy Twitter DM app updated to 2.0 [give-away]

Chirpy, the Twitter client for Direct Messages, has been updated to 2.0 and brings with it many new features and enhancements. All new chat view with beautiful bubble graphics Chat bubble colors are fully customizable Profile pictures are displayed in the chat view Profile pictures are displayed in the inbox view Use Dropbox to share photos privately Delete messages Email messages Search your

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Apple, Android grab more market share in U.S.

Both Apple's iOS and Android captured a greater chunk of the U.S. smartphone OS market in the last quarter, with Android on top winning 36.4 percent of all users, according to ComScore. Originally posted at Android Atlas

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Pixelmator 2.0 for Mac Announced, Coming Later This Summer

Pixelmator is my current image editor on the Mac and, despite a few hiccups here and there, I rather like it. The next major version, Pixelmator 2.0, was announced yesterday in a sneak peek on the app’s website, and is scheduled to bring features like content-aware fill, better type tools and effects, a new pixel tool, and much more . Pixelmator will retain its current $29 price point on the Mac App Store until the release of v2.0, at which point the price will double to $59, so buy now if you’re interested in the upgrade – $30 for an image editing tool this powerful is a kickass deal. [via Macgasm ]

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