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Meh, another over priced Apple accessory for another over priced Apple product.
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This video is a quick overview or demo of the NCAA® Football by EA SPORTS application available in the iTunes app store for iPhone and iPod Tocuhes at the price point currently of $6.99. This application only has 55 of the real NCAA teams, but hoping for more in future updates. This game is a full featured football application worth checking out for its price. I definatley reccomend it to anyone even to people with no interest in sports. You will still have a blast playing it!
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Microsoft and Apple still in talks for Bing iPhone search option, Google is not on notice?
Author: admin // Category: iphone newsThis is interesting- a post from Ross Miller on the Engadget website yesterday (5/28/10)
What turned into a pretty frenzied rumor this afternoon ended up being much ado about nothing, but there is something noteworthy. As the story goes, TechCrunch reported that Microsoft was going to completely replace Google with Bing as the search engine of choice for the iPhone once OS 4 launches next month. Enter All Things Digital’s Kara Swisher, who has a pretty strong track record on all things Redmond. According to her sources, what’s being discussed isn’t a full swap — instead, Bing is being considered for an “option” that users can decide between.
None of this is what we’d call brand new gossip, and in fact, it sounds exactly like what we heard back in January. So, discussions still seem to be ongoing four months later, which is pretty interesting. For its part, the original TC article has been amended to say the issue is “more complicated” than originally presented. Hey June 7th? You really can’t get here fast enough.
Should be fun…stay tuned!
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Sorting through the 6,000+ games one in the iTunes App store one by one is a tedious and frustrating process. With literally every single genre of game represented, lite or full versions offered and thousands of copycat titles, who has the time to play them all? Well, not me. I actually have a life. I have played a lot of the games in the App store, though and lucky for you I’ve made a list. These games are the cream of the crop, according to yours truly. Here is my “Top 7 iPhone Games You Need To Play.” Why 7? Because I said so. Check out my other reviews at Kokugamer.com.
7. Wolfenstein 3D
6. 1112
5. Rise of Lost Empires
4. Hero of Sparta
3. Zenonia
2. Let’s Golf
1. Rolando
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How to download music onto your iphone or ipod touch for free
Author: admin // Category: iphone applications
How to download music onto your iphone or ipod touch for free.
How to download torrents on your iphone or ipod touch.
The applications you need are mxtube and mobile terminal.
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In this video i’ll go over my predictions on what will be announced at the iPhone OS event on April 8th, 2010. This is the 4th major OS update for the iPhone so it’s bound to be interesting. With the Android mobile OS catching up to the iPhone, they need to reveal some great features on the way or they risk losing a large customer base.
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Thanks to the Associated Press for this story:
AT&T says iPhone to get picture messaging Sept. 25
Thursday, September 3, 2009
AT&T says the latest iPhone models will finally get the ability to send picture and video messages to other phones on Sept. 25.
Apple Inc.’s popular phone has lacked the ability to send messages using MMS, or Multimedia Messaging Service, since the first model launched in 2007.
The original model still won’t be able to send MMS. Its users will have to keep sending pictures in e-mail. The new feature applies to the 3G model, launched last year, and the 3GS, launched this year.
A software update this summer prepared the latest phones for MMS, but AT&T, the sole iPhone carrier in the U.S., held off on enabling the feature to make sure its network could handle the traffic.
Amazon Kindle Iphone App- Yes You Can Read Books Anywhere-sort of
Author: admin // Category: iphone applications
Thanks to WIRED MAGAZINE’S Blog Network and Charlie Sorrel for this post on the new Amazon Kindle iPhone and iPod Touch app. This FREE app is available on iTunes. The user does not connect to the Kindle store but rather use the Web browser on their iPhone, iPod or computer to buy the content.
The nice thing is that even is you have both the iPhone and a Kindle at home, Amazon’s program will conveniently sych the two so you can keep your place in whatever you were reading and seamlessly pick up where you left off on either. Nice.
P.S. It appears that at least one reader got the app to work outside of the US albeit not over the 3G network - see “update” from a Gadget Lab reader in Japan at bottom of post.
Cruise around WIRED’s Gadget Lab for updates and reviews on other favorite things- cameras, laptops, etc. A very useful site.
March 4, 2009
Kindlers can now read their e-books on the iPhone. Amazon has pushed a Kindle application to the iTunes Apps Store barely a week after the Kindle 2 appeared. We wouldn’t be surprised if the launches were supposed to be simultaneous and the iPhone reader was just delayed by Apple’s problematic vetting process.
The application, like the Kindle itself, is only available in the US of A, which sadly makes sense: you’ll need a US-only Kindle account to use it. The app just grabs the books already bought from Amazon and you can read samples and even buy e-books from the iPhone.
Kindle for iPhone also supports Whispersynch, grabbing updates over the air and letting you read your books on various devices. It even supports auto-bookmarking, so you can put down your Kindle, head out to the shops and seamlessly continue reading on your iPhone as you wait at the checkout.
I’m outside of the US, so I can’t try it. According to Daring Fireball’s John Gruber, though, the page turning is a little clunky. Unlike Stanza, where you just touch the side of the page to flip to the next, the Kindle app requires a finger swipe every single time. With the tiny page size of the iPhone’s screen, this will get old pretty fast.
Still, it’s free, and I want it. I also want a Kindle. Sometimes it sucks not living in the US. But hey, at least we have Spotify.
UPDATE: Gadget Lab reader Hunter just got in touch to tell us about the new application. He’s in Japan right now, but his US iTunes account means that he can download and use the Kindle app. Here’s what he told us:
I’m in Tokyo…and have had no trouble using the new iPhone Kindle app.
I have an Amazon Kindle account on a US credit card with a US billing address and get books through the Kindle download-to-computer the normal way. I got the free app about 3 pm today and immediately got access to my 47 already-purchased Kindle books.
I just ordered another (on my computer) and after turning off the iPhone Kindle app and turning it back on again, the new book was registered on it. Took about 2 minutes from order to on my phone.
So yes, you CAN use this app outside the States, and it appears to coming over the wireless connection with my Apple MacBook Pro. Or over Apple Airport. I will be experimenting to see if it also can come over the normal 3G iPhone network.
By way of evidence, see below for an image I snapped a little while ago of a friend’s book.
After Thanksgiving Sale on Apple Products Announced-Shop Fri Nov 28 for Discounts
Author: admin // Category: hot deals,Thanks to Sharon Li from Alibaba.com for the following story..everyone get ready for the sales! Pays to shop around- check Apple and assorted retailers listed below…
Apple gears up for Black Friday sale
SAN FRANCISCO - Apple Inc, facing a tight U.S. consumer spending environment, is gearing up for a one-day sale on Friday and at least one analyst expects the company to offer discounts of up to 15 percent.
The day after Thanksgiving, known as Black Friday, is the traditional kickoff to the U.S. holiday shopping season and one of the biggest buying days of the year for consumers.
The outlook for the computer and consumer electronics industry is universally grim, with shoppers widely expected to cut back on purchases as a recession looms.
An announcement on Apple’s website said the online store is holding a “one-day-only holiday shopping event. You’ll find dozens of great iPod, iPhone, and Mac gift ideas.”
An Apple spokesman declined to provide details.
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Apple products are typically more expensive than those of competitors, and it doesn’t offer price reductions very often.
Kaufman Bros analyst Shaw Wu said in a research note that he expects Apple’s Black Friday promotions to be “a little more aggressive than usual.“
Wu expects Mac computers, iPod digital media players and accessories to be discounted up to 15 percent, but said it was unclear whether the iPhone would also be on sale. In years past, Apple has cut prices by 5 percent to 10 percent.
Retailers, including Best Buy Co Inc and Amazon.com Inc, are already discounting Apple products. The Best Buy website is currently offering $100 to $150 off certain MacBook laptops.
Wu also said many Apple stores are electing to match the price discounts of resellers.
Shop Amazon For iPod Touch Sale
Mac Mall is also offering a 3 Day Sale on Apple Products New and Refurbished- Worth checking out-
3 Day Apple iPod Black Friday Sale! Up to $101 in Savings! from 6pm PT 11/25-11:59pm PT 11/28