It is no secret that Apple has it out for Adobe’s Flash technology. In spite of public outcry for the iPhone OS to support Flash, Apple has thumbed its nose and refused to do so. Bad blood, that’s not in question; we only imagined how bad. Read More »
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Apple introduced the next major revision of it’s mobile operating system today, with a press event to highlight the changes in its iPhone OS 4.0. The developer preview of iPhone OS 4.0 will be released today, with the OS proper seeing a summer ship time. Read More »
Apple’s iPad offers a huge new Calendar interface, but if you want multiple Google Calendars using Google Sync, you’re out of luck — only one is supported. Here’s an easy workaround to sync several calendars to your iPad over the air with Google Sync. Read More »
I’m swimming in press releases for iPad apps and want to share the experience. While waiting for your iPad, why not give our iPad Press Release Generator a try? Just insert your words where I’ve left you space and let’s see what you come up with! Read More »
I have stated that LogMeIn Ignition can be the killer app for the iPad. The ability to remotely access and use any Mac or Windows PC from the iPad will be simply awesome. The iPad version of LogMeIn Ignition will be available on Saturday. Read More »
After watching all 11 guided tour videos for Apple’s iPad, I realized that we’re seeing a glimpse of touch computing’s future. Apple may not have done the first touch device, but it has created clever and intuitive ways for us to interact with portable devices. Read More »
Heavy users of Microsoft’s OneNote have been left out in the cold unless they also use a Windows Mobile phone. That’s no longer the case due to MobileNoter, an iPhone app that syncs OneNote notebooks on a PC with the iPhone for reference on the run. Read More »
MobileNoter for the iPhone is a simple note-taking app for the iPhone that syncs with OneNote on the desktop. It’s possible to take notes on the iPhone and have them appear in OneNote. OneNote notebooks can be synced to the iPhone for reference on the go. Read More »
The lowly text message gains even more social networking and location-based group functionality courtesy of Brightkite’s new GroupText feature. Up to 25 friends can participate in the conversation or use the service to plan an impromptu gathering without signing up for a BrightKite account. Read More »
This week’s audio podcast focuses on Windows Phone 7 developments — will Microsoft “catch up” to Apple with the new platform or will Apple change the target again? And why isn’t there a webOS tablet on the market? Actually, do we need desktop OSes on slates? Read More »
Radio chips and sensors under mats are an old-school way to broadcast race information when running. Now you can use the GPS in your phone and RunKeeper’s new Live service to share your race or exercise data. And it works for any non-stationary exercise. Read More »
It is no secret I love infographics, those charts that tell an entire story using pictures. So much information can be conveyed using the right combination of charts and figures. GigaOM has another great infographic that tells the story of the smartphone market at a glance. Read More »
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