Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts

Sunday, October 31, 2010

MonsterKill for iPhone free


MonsterKill for iPhone is offered free for today via the App Store. Search for MonsterKill in the App Store and get it free.





Thursday, October 28, 2010

DoubleTake Game for iPhone free today


This game is offered for free only for today. Search for DoubleTake! in the App Store.

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Monday, October 25, 2010

VLC for iPhone


It is available! Our favorite multimedia player on our favorite gadget.





Sunday, October 24, 2010

Backgammon Deluxe Free update for iPhone


Backgammon Deluxe Free for iPhone was updated to fix an issue where the computer player was going sometimes the wrong way.





Sunday, October 17, 2010

VChecklist for iPhone

VChecklist allows you to create checklist for all actions of your daily life. Travel check lists, work checklists and every other list you want. The application is available for free today at the App Store.









Saturday, October 16, 2010

Silicone Case for Apple iPhone 4

High quality housing of innovative silicone material that provides maximum protection and ease the transfer of your device without hindering the functionality.


Material: High quality waterproof, flexible and durable silicone



Features:

• Easy insertion and removal device

• Access to all buttons and features, while maintaining a slim and stylish design of your device

• Color and design matches perfectly with your device

• Innovative material of high strength for extra protection from liquids, scratches, bumps and shock absorption

• Anti-slip material - ideal for installation in the car

• Thin and lightweight, weighing only 20gr

Warranty: Lifelong



Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Meizu M8: Apple to stop the selling of the clone

Apple has managed to ban the production and sale of Chinese clone of the iPhone, so called Meizu M8. This states American blog engadget.com, giving as reasons for the ban of the great similarities with the Meizu M8 iPhone.


As the engadget, the CEO of Meizu, Jack Wong, wrote in the forum of his company: "H Apple forced us to stop production of the M8 this month. Accepted it but asked Apple to halt the sale of the phone. I can get used to the idea of stop production, but I can not stand the idea of selling off our goods . Moreover, the Wong announced that legal action to lift the ban.


Under Meizu.com, the Chinese manufacturer is currently working on the successor to the M8, the Meizu M9, which is equipped with the Android OS 2.1.



Monday, October 11, 2010

Rincon & Associates Introduces New iPhone App Brings Census Data to Your Fingertips

The Census Bureau produces a wealth of demographic information about our nation’s communities – data that is used by both public and private organizations to monitor our quality of life, set public policy, and guide the introduction of new products and services. Accessing this wealth of information can be a frustrating experience for individuals who are not computer savvy, unfamiliar with demographic or geographic terminology or feel lost when navigating the Census Bureau web site. Even experienced users may lack the time required to retrieve needed information.



Many people depend on demographic information to understand the size and composition of their audiences, including entrepreneurs, journalists, advertisers, public relations experts, researchers, non-profits, health care providers, media buyers, planners, retailers and others. Global organizations that provide products or services to U.S. markets also have a need for such demographic information and may experience more challenges in accessing the data. Both domestic and international users, however, have a need for data that is both current and credible.



Rincon & Associates, a market research firm that specializes in expanding the cultural intelligence of organizations through research and teaching, recognized these challenges in the design of Populus USA. Populus USA is an iPhone app that takes the headaches out of accessing and using Census data. Following are some of the app’s key features:



1. All data is derived from the most credible source of U.S. population data - the U.S. Census Bureau - which conducts the American Community Survey (ACS) every year. The 2008 ACS data is included in the current version of the app, while users will receive annual updates as well.



2. Selected population and income data are provided for the total population and four race-ethnic groups: whites, African Americans, Asians, and Hispanics. Users can also select from a number of Top 20 Lists that rank order the largest states, metro areas, counties, and cities for each race-ethnic group.



3. The population and income profiles are available for five geographic levels: U.S., 51 states, 504 metropolitan/micropolitan areas, 802 counties, and 525 cities/places.



4. Users can easily email the data tables in pdf format to other persons for review, while a reference guide clarifies the demographic terminology used.



Populus USA is available at the Apple Store for $4.99. Future plans for Populus USA call for introduction of formats other than Apple and an update with the ACS 2009 data that was recently released. In addition, new products are planned for educators, attorneys, and other occupations.






Possible Microsoft and Adobe alliance against Apple?

Secret meeting appears, according to rumors, it was the Steve Ballmer, CEO Microsoft and Shantanu Narayen, President and CEO Adobe. The meeting, which became known through leaks from people who took part in it and asked to remain anonymous, took place at the second in San Francisco and had the main topic of the constant rise of Apple in the mobile telephony.


According to sources, the two consultants discussed the issue of Flash and Apple's refusal to make use of the devices, with Ballmer refers to how a possible cooperation between the two companies could be hit for it. Furthermore, discussed the possible acquisition of the Adobe from the well known software development company, which was proposed in the past but ultimately did not go, mainly because of fear of disapproval by the court.


The news is likely to be surprised many, since in 2007 the two companies had come to face with Microsoft to promote it in Silverlight, its own proposal across To the Flash. Rumors of this meeting resulted in the rising share of the latter by 10%.