World of Warcraft playing on the iPad through Gaikai The Apple iPad has become quite the popular little device. It’s been used to read ebooks, surf the web, and even play a few games. However, those little iPad games can still be quite shallow when compared to the fuller games you find on consoles and PC
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World of Warcraft streamed to the iPad
Handmark will develop and support mobile applications for Lee Enterprises newspaper and online media properties, the two companies recently announced. The latter is a provider of local news, information and advertising servicdes primarily in midsize markets, with more than…
AdMob, which acquired AdWhirl eight months ago, says these changes will enable developers to use an unlimited number of ad networks in their mobile apps, including support for Apple’s iAd service once it’s available. Previously, developers could add only one…
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AdMob Updates Open Source AdWhirl Ad Mediation Tool
Late last year, the National Audubon Society made several mobile app versions of its field guides available for download from the App Store. It recently added three more guides, bringing the total number Audubon iPhone apps available in the iTunes…
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Audubon Releases More iPhone App Guides for Nature Lovers
SuccessFactors said Monday that it will acquire CubeTree for $50 million in a deal that will allow the company to integrate social software into its 8 million seat installed base, which now…
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SuccessFactors gets social: Buys CubeTree; Lands 2.1 million seat Wal-Mart deployment
Apple has recently acquired Siri, a company that makes a virtual assistant app. Siri was inspired by Darpa’s CALO – the Cognitive Assistant that Learns and Organizes – project. While Siri was initially designed to help streamline military personnel’s activities the consumer app now focuses on helping your find things like restaurants, hotels, businesses and even utilizes speech recognition tools. This app is essentially a smart search app and has people speculating about the direction that Apple might be taking. Many industry experts feel that this acquisition is leading Apple into Google territory. While the terms of the acquisition are not known Business Insider guesses the deal could be worth $100 to $200 million. A deal of that magnitude would definitely signal a commitment to this new type of technology for Apple. The technology that Siri can bring to the table for Apple’s various consumer electronics will certainly enhance the user experience of iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad users.
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Apple acquires virtual assistant search app maker Siri
How does the idea of having access to all your web feeds in one place sound to you? No, we are not talking about an RSS feed reader but something way beyond that. We mean social networking services as well as web apps, yeah right everything that you wish you could carry with you in one single screen! That’s exactly what Snaptu is all about-a single solution for all your web needs, well almost! So there is Facebook, Twitter, Picassa, FlickR, Accuweather… We can go on and on but that’s not really what we are here for.
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Snaptu- One Touch Solution to All Your Web Feeds
At banks, there are machines for “cash withdrawing” and “cash recycling.” The menus of local restaurants might present such delectables as “fried enema,” “monolithic tree mushroom stem squid” and a mysterious thirst-quencher known as “The Jew’s Ear Juice.” For English speakers with subpar Chinese skills, daily life in China offers a confounding array of choices says Andrew jacobs
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Shanghai Is Trying to Untangle the Mangled English of Chinglish
I am sure most of you would have read about Adobe Photoshop Creative Studio 5 (CS5) release very recently. This new version of photoshop has some great features that every amateur photographer would love to explore! Basically it allows you to alter or create reality in photographs as easily as selecting an area and running More….
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Attachment 31032 Thanks to SplashData for these great apps . We know you will find them very useful! The winners are lenchoirs – SplashMoney (iPhone), Leob – SplashID (BlackBerry), tfrankson – SplashMoney (Blackberry) and getsugatensho – SplashID (Android)!
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Winners of SplashData’s SplashID and SplashMoney Apps are…
Eventhough AT&T’s own Ralph de la Vega mentioned all the way back in November 2008 that you would be able to tether your iPhone to your personal computer and use it as a modem “soon” it looks like we are still quite a ways away from seeing this functionality. Even with many iPhone carriers around the world deploying this tethering feature as soon as Apple had it ready it seems that AT&T’s silence is saying more than they want it to. Tech website Engadget reached out to AT&T and received this feedback concerning iPhone tethering on the AT&T network: “We understand that there is great interest in tethering but cannot provide any details at this time.
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iPhone tethering on AT&T still waiting on better network performance
The red and black edition of the Nokia X6 16GB has now been released as a SIM Free handset, joining the original 32GB model the 16GB Nokia X6 may offer half the memory capacity but is a full £130 cheaper and offers exactly the same great features of its bigger brother. The X6 16GB does omit
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16GB Nokia X6 Unlocked – Red/Black X6 SIM Free Deals
The new mini edition of the T-Mobile Pulse has now been released on Pay As You Go deals, the T-Mobile Pulse Mini is the networks latest Android powered phone and is the cheapest mobile phone to run on the latest v2.1 operating system. The new Pulse Mini T-Mobile Pay As You Go phone is ideal for
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A third colour variant of the latest LG Cookie 2 phone has now been released, the new LG Cookie Fresh Pink/White edition joins the recently launched silver and orange models in this new range of touch screen budget phones and adds a little female flavour to the series. The Pink LG GS290 Cookie Fresh is now
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Pink LG Cookie Fresh Pay As You Go – LG GS290 Pink & White
In a recent interview with the New York Times, Andy Rubin the VP of Engineering at Google, finally put to rest all of the rumors that have been flying around the internet and confirmed that the upcoming Android 2.2 release known as “Froyo” will include support for Adobe Flash. Flash for Android was first demonstrated back in November 2008 on the T-Mobile G1 and ever since the Android community has been waiting with bated breath for this feature to be included on their handheld devices. While Rubin was more than willing to share information about the Adobe Flash feature he was less than willing to mention a launch date for Android 2.2. This leaves Android fans still in the dark about when they will actually see this highly anticipated feature added to their devices.
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Android 2.2 to include full support for Adobe Flash
A new Qwerty phone aimed at texters has now been released on Orange Pay As you Go deals, the Rio is the latest own brand handset from the network and offers a great design with a front facing Qwerty keyboard as well as a massive 16GB internal memory. The Orange Rio Pink is the first edition
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Orange Rio Pink on Pay As You Go – New Rio Qwerty Phone
One the popular complaints of Boost Mobile customers have been the lack of exciting mobile devices to choose from. Well it looks like those who are taking advantage of Boost’s budget conscious $50 Monthly Unlimited Plan are in store for a few new upgrades from mobile phone developer Kyocera. The new Sanyo Juno by Kyocera is now going to be available in both impulsive pink and deep blue for the low cost of $99.99, around the same price as the LG KP500 . Juno offers a sense of simplicity with a nice touch of flare to go with its full QWERTY keyboard and large 2.2 inch display screen that makes viewing the phone’s menu icons extremely easy. A lack of colors within the Boost Mobile handset catalogue has long been one of the major complaints of Boost Mobile consumers. “Juno adds some real fun to Boost’s growing handset lineup as it has the perfect combination of functionality, a sleek look and hot colors,” said Neil Lindsay, chief marketing officer for Boost Mobile.
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Kyocera’s Sanyo Juno Comes to Boost in Pink and Blue
Twitter showed the way with Bollywood biggies logging on to the networking site. Now rediff which recently launched a me too of facebook fanpages with Rediff pages has apparently roped in (seems like a movie promotion gimmick) bollywood star – Hrithik Roshan
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Rediff Ropes In Hrithik Roshan For Rediff Pages – To Live Chat Online
Chip giant reconsiders its netbook strategy Intel’s plan to improve its Atom processor line, including the launch of a dual-core version this quarter, could help sustain demand for mobile products including netbooks.
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Intel to boost performance of Atom netbooks
We all know what the specification of the x10 mini is but what we didn’t know is what network providers are going to be taking it on. It seems we finally have an answer, the x10 mini will be coming to Vodafone according to their May catalogue and could be on sale in the summer. We don’t have any details about the price and Vodafone have no information on their website however here is a snapshot of the phone in the catalogue. [Source] From Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog: http://blog.se-nse.n…one-catalogues/
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Xperia X10 Mini spotted in Vodafone catalogues