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Wednesday, 24 August 2011 19:58 |
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Each year, the a new iteration of Apple's iOS for mobile devices
including the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch generates a massive buzz in
the tech-savvy community. iOS 5 is the latest version, and Apple has
recently revealed a few very exciting additions to its software.
As the Apple App Store continues to grow and users put more
notification-enabled applications on their devices, they might find
themselves overwhelmed by updates and messages from each app. In Apple
iOS 5, this problem is solved with the introduction of a new
"notification center," where all app notifications are grouped in one
easily accessible place.
Another new native application named iMessage has also been developed
for Apple's latest iOS. It's designed to allow Apple device users to
communicate with one another in a system similar to text messaging for
free. iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch users with iOS 5 will all be able to
use the free service.
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Thursday, 11 August 2011 05:53 |
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The Blackberry Tablet is the newest addition to the Blackberry family.
Boasting a 1 GHz dual processor and 10 hours of battery life, the
Blackberry Tablet supports HTML5 and Adobe Flash 10.2 to make surfing
the Internet fast, easy and convenient. It also supports multiple apps
at the same time, allowing the user to surf the Internet, chat and watch
a movie simultaneously. The Blackberry Tablet is not even half an inch
thick and weighs in at less than a pound, making it the most convenient
tablet on the market. It features video playback in HD and allows the
user to record and watch videos in HD as well. The Blackberry Tablet
supports face-to-face video chat and allows users to call another
Blackberry Tablet user simply by pressing a button.
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Thursday, 02 June 2011 11:42 |
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Speculation on future iPhone models begins shortly after Apple releases a new handset, and having had the iPhone 4 since June 2010, iPhone 5 rumors, clues, and supposed sightings are in their prime. The Wall Street Journal was one of the first trusted sources to report about the possible physical design of the new iPhone, confirming an edge-to-edge glass screen. They also claimed that this sleek, all-screen look would make it’s way to a smaller, “Nano” addition to the iPhone family, and at half the price of the full scale model. Apple is also rumored to be thinning the iPhone 5 by means of a tapered design, which sees the phone body unbelievably thin, but with a graduated thickness toward the top of the device. Equipped with the recently announced new OS, iOS 5, and an expected speedy new processing power, the next generation iPhone is said to be with us as soon as September.
The image above shows a basic concept of what Apple may have cooking.
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Wednesday, 27 July 2011 04:48 |
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Facebook for BlackBerry v2.0 was released on July 26, 2011. Included in this latest version are several new features.
New User Interface
The UI has been completely overhauled. A new navigation grid meant to resemble the BlackBerry core OS replaces the navigation bar.
Facebook Chat
Facebook Chat is now available. It is not necessary to be in the Facebook application, chat notifications can be received from anywhere within the BlackBerry.
Likes and Comments
The new version of Facebook has an updated notifications view. A user can now see which of their friends ‘liked’ a post and click directly into their profile.
Updated Profile Screen
Profile screens have been updated in version 2.0. Each profile now includes a wall, info, and photo tab for easier access.
Deep Integration
Facebook for BlackBerry 2.0 is now integrated with the calendar, address book, messaging, media, and BBM functions. Included with these features is the ability to use Wifi for both Facebook and Facebook Chat.
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Thursday, 19 May 2011 01:32 |
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Android is becoming every bit as good as the Apple App market both in terms of quality and quantity. Here is a list of the top 4 must have apps if you own an Android device.
Fun at work
1. You cannot be a technology lover without the one and only 'Angry Birds'. This frequently updated time killer will have you hooked.
Youtube on the go
2. If watching YouTube is your passion, download 'TubeMate'. With a couple of clicks you'll have your favorite videos saved on your SD card for quick and easy play with no buffering even when you are outside of coverage area.
Feed your laptop
3. If free tethering is what you're looking for, PdaNet is just for you. This simple to use app completely eliminates the need for a wireless card.
Start saving more
4. Use you Android device to save money with the 'Coupon' app. All you have to do hand your phone to the cashier and you're on your way to savings.
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