Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts

6/18/2011

How to design an iPhone Application that attracts customers

The growing fame of iPhone has given popularity to iPhone Applications as well. Every time a new generation is launched a bundle of applications are development for it. So the problem that arises is the designing of iPhone Application that attracts customers. The persuasion of those iPhone Applications users who are already cluttered with a number of applications all claiming to facilitate is a

6/16/2011

The iPhone 4 Gives High definition Video Recording With Its five Megapixel Digital camera

Image by Association of Online Publishers via FlickrThis usually means that you can add even far more new apps to your handset from the reinstalled iTunes App Save. In any other case, the widespread interface on the Household Screen remains the similar with a very simple layout of App icons for you to tap to open.

The iPhone four also provides wonderful calling features as well, along with the

6/12/2011

Volvo has launched a smart mobile application for all smart drivers to monitor

Image by osde8info via FlickrVolvo has launched a smart mobile application for all smart drivers to monitor their treasured and very precious cars from their iPhone and Android handsets.Best part is that the application will allow the driver to easily find their cars by detecting their position on the map. Apart from this feature, other keen point is its theft notification and the driver will be

10 of the best smart phone apps that will save you money

Image by burntoutcar via Flickr 10 of the best smart phone apps that will save you money You can now get cashback on your mobile with the latest appRelated articles'The smart phone floodgates are open wide,' especially for Windows Phone (seattlepi.com)
Smartphone Screens - Confused?? (gputoaster.wordpress.com)
Assessing the Blackberry Storm, Bold, and Curve (moneysupermarket.com)
Take a

6/11/2011

I hate phone numbers. They’re a relic of an outmoded system that both wireless and wireline

The Death Of The Phone Number
I hate phone numbers. They’re a relic of an outmoded system that both wireless and wireline carriers use to keep people trapped on their services — a false technological prison built of nothing but laziness and hostility to consumers.
In fact, I can’t think of a single telecom service that is as restrictive as the phone number: email can be accessed from any device,

The Real Reason Steve Jobs Kept Repeating "It Just Works."

Image via CrunchBaseThe Real Reason Steve Jobs Kept Repeating "It Just Works." At WWDC
Amid all the big announcements at this year’s WWDC keynote, there was an undercurrent that was subtle, but important.
“It just works.” Steve Jobs kept saying this over and over again on stage. When Jobs does this,it’s never an accident. It’s a message.
And it’s a message that was underscored by another word. “

The iPads are having problems viewing and editing account information after activating with Verizon's network.

Image via WikipediaApple Is Recalling Verizon iPad 2s [REPORT] (AAPL, VZ)
Apple has issued a recall for Verizon iPad 2's.
Apple Store employees have been instructed to scan iPad 2 stocks for Verizon iPads that fall under a certain range of serial numbers and return them, 9to5 Mac reports.
The iPads are having problems viewing and editing account information after activating with Verizon's network

Second Quarter Tracking Above Street Estimates According To "Barometer" (AppleInsider)

Image by Phil Bradley via FlickrTHE APPLE INVESTOR: iPhone Expected To Lose Smartphone Market Share Over Next 4 Years, To Microsoft! (AAPL)AAPL Down As Market Continues To Sell Off 
Stocks are lower in early trading. It appears we are going into our 6th straight week of loses. The markets have suffered as an onslaught of weak economic news dampened hopes about the pace of the global economic

Android owners haven’t seen a major software update since the arrival of Honeycomb in February

Image via CrunchBaseAndroid This Week: iOS 5 vs Android; Sprint adds Droids; Market improvesAndroid owners haven’t seen a major software update since the arrival of Honeycomb in February, but iOS devices are bout to see one this fall. Appleintroduced some of the new features that iOS 5 will bring to current, and likely new iPhones soon. Why talk about iOS in a weekly column on Android? Apple’s

6/10/2011

Five years ago, I mostly used my mobile phone for talking. Actually

Image via WikipediaIs text messaging endangered? Probably notFive years ago, I mostly used my mobile phone for talking. Actually, scratch that – that’s all I used it for. I didn’t have a data plan, and I almost never used text messaging. Two developments changed that. First, I got a smartphone. Initially, it was a Samsung Blackjack, and later an iPhone 3G and Related articlesIs text messaging

6/08/2011

What's Twitter's Identity Now That It's Apple's Identity Provider?

Image via CrunchBaseWhat's Twitter's Identity Now That It's Apple's Identity Provider?
Apple this week anointed Twitter as a built-in feature of the next version of its mobile platform.
The partnership, announced during Apple’s WWDC keynote yesterday, is an obvious diss to Facebook and its Facebook Connect service, which had been Apple’s pick to power social features for iTunes Ping. That deal

SkyDrive, Microsoft's "iCloud," to be Integrated in Windows Phone Mango

Image by 阿國 via FlickrSkyDrive, Microsoft's "iCloud," to be Integrated in Windows Phone MangoIn a none-to-subtle PR move, Microsoft posted on its official Windows Live Blog yesterday about its own cloud service called SkyDrive, which will be integrated deeply into the Windows Phone handsets with the next software update known as code-name "Mango." This news comes just after Apple announced "

A Really Bad Idea: Microsoft Making Its Own Windows Tablets

Image by clintonjeff via FlickrA Really Bad Idea: Microsoft Making Its Own Windows Tablets (MSFT)
Last week's wacky speculation was about Facebook competing with Google by getting into search.
Today it's about Microsoft building its own tablets.
Citing unnamed "sources from the upstream supply chain," Taiwanese news source Digitimes says that Microsoft is considering building its own branded

Google Music Beta – How the three music-related services compare, from PC Mag

Image via WikipediaLinkpost | 6.7.2011• Apple iCloud vs. Amazon Cloud Player vs. Google Music Beta – How the three music-related services compare, from PC Mag. Biggest difference with iCloud: You can’t stream music over the Net – it must be downloaded to your device. And You Can’t Always Get What You Want: Apple’s Disappointing Music Announcements at WWDC • [...]Related articlesApple Pre-WWDC

iPhones And iPads Could Be Getting Intel Chips, Says Citi (AAPL, INTC, ARMH)

Image via CrunchBaseiPhones And iPads Could Be Getting Intel Chips, Says Citi (AAPL, INTC, ARMH)
Intel is in talks with Apple to manufacture its custom A4 and A5 chips, says Citi analyst Glen Yueng.
However, the manufacture of Apple's chips is only a prelude to a much bigger partnership. Yueng says Apple could eventually ditch its custom chips which are built on ARM architecture, for Intel based

Some parts of iCloud are already working

Image by BasBoerman via FlickrSome parts of iCloud are already workingApple’s sweeping announcement Monday – in which its two primary platforms were overhauled and a third created – is a lot to digest. CEO Steve Jobs showed off only a small portion of what’s coming in iOS 5 and much of what we already knew about OS X 10.7 (Lion), and provided lots of details [...]Related articlesLion and iOS 5

Can the FT help publishers quit their Apple addiction?

Image by henry… via FlickrCan the FT help publishers quit their Apple addiction?Ever since the iPhone and iPad arrived, publishers have spent millions building dedicated software to try and cash in on the app boom. Everyone who was anyone — from the Wall Street Journal to Wired — just had to have an app… even though the business reasons weren't that great.
Now, however, one of the biggest names

Cloud Drive Comparison

Image by hha124l via FlickrCloud Drive ComparisonWith the news this week that Apple is entering the cloud storage arena, how does this offering stack up with what is available from Amazon, Google, and Microsoft? The short answer is it depends on what you are storing in the cloud.
(For Audrey Watters comparison specific to music services, see her article here.)
SponsorApple's iCloud is mostly a

Google, Amazon Dodge a Bullet: Apple's iCloud Music Is a Meh. (Luckily, There's Much, Much More.)

Google, Amazon Dodge a Bullet: Apple's iCloud Music Is a Meh. (Luckily, There's Much, Much More.)
The iCloud service Steve Jobs introduced today covers much more than music: Apple’s new Web-based offering will sync users’ mail, calendar and contacts, as well as apps they’ve bought through iTunes.
The same goes for books, among other apps. And there’s a Google Apps-like feature for Apple’s suite

Apple Has Finally Stuck A Dagger Into SMS. I Love It.

Apple Has Finally Stuck A Dagger Into SMS. I Love It.
Now that the WWDC keynote is over and I’ve had a little bit of time to reflect, I’ve been thinking about what excited me the most from today’s announcements. The list is long, no doubt. But I think I’m going to have to go with something that surprised me — while at the same time making me look smarter than perhaps I really am. (Again, just

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