Showing posts with label iPod. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPod. Show all posts

Friday, August 24, 2012

Facebook updates its app for iOS and brings the speed we all expected

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Facebook 5.0 has landed in the App Store for Apple and is available for both iPhone and iPad and iPod. The new version of the app brings what many have been waiting for a long time: speed. It is estimated that the 5.0 version is twice as fast as the previous version overall.
The development team has been working hard on this release to achieve what they wanted. I could not try the version for myself, but if someone did it would be great to discuss your experience with Facebook 5.0 for iOS.

Friday, August 10, 2012

Apple is preparing its second biggest launch

iPad MiNi

No one need more proof that Apple is up to something, right? The company providers reported a large increase in profits in July, indicating a large number of application components from the block.
Brian White, Topeka Capital Markets analyst, is so excited about the future with us to launch Apple device and follow all the clues about the company, including with respect to the supply chain of the block, who for now are the only able to shed some light on the subject, as it is more than clear that Apple will not talk about it until it is the right time, as he usually does.
Mr. White's analysis led him to think that Apple is preparing to launch the second largest in its history, as we all know you wait three products at once: a new iPhone, iPod and so rumored iPad mini. In addition, the numbers suggest that these three products will be launched by October, leaving us with a frame of 50 days, during which he will conduct the presentation and launch of new Apple devices.
No dates confirmed, but the presentation is expected by mid-September.

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Fieldrunners 2, great style Tower defense app

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The games Tower defense are those where you must place towers at strategic points to prevent the passage of the enemy, yet, get rid of them. One of the best Tower defense of IOS is the app Fieldrunners, and now has come the new version of the game called Fieldrunners 2.
Fieldrunners 2 is available from iTunes and costs about €2.40, or about $3. Fieldrunners If you liked the original, sure you'll love this.

Monday, July 30, 2012

5 iPhone hits stores on Sept. 21, says site

 Apple

Apple will announce the new iPhone in a special event to be held on September 12, according to information from the blog iMore from sources "that have proven accurate in the past."

The device would be put on sale nine days later, on 21. And besides the iPhone 5, must also be shown the iPad Mini and the new version of the iPod nano.

Although dates have not received the sales of these two products, iMore believes they will be in stores along with the iPhone.

See a video below that shows the potential of the new housing unit.

 

Final Fantasy available on Android

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The Final Fantasy series is one of the most popular story, and now the first game of the franchise, originally released in 1987, has come to Android devices in the form of app . Square Enix has released the original Final Fantasy for mobile and tablets that run Android.
We can get the game through the Google store Play . The cost is about $10 and the weight of the application is about 47MB.

Friday, July 27, 2012

New photos of the prototypes of the iPhone and the iPad

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The archives of the legal battle between Apple and Samsung for patent of the mobile prototypes show details of the predecessors of the iPhone or iPad, built by the company in Silicon Valley for internal use and never reached the final consumer and not the press.

Photos of the equipment reached the site The Verge, which showed the weird designs in a post on Friday.

The Apple built several versions of your tablet before settling on a specific design. One of the models contained a kind of back support, which would make the unit stand as a frame. Some of the photos show the name iPod, which shows the doubts about how the company would name the product.

See the models below and if you want to learn more, visit the website of The Verge to view the details.

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Monday, July 23, 2012

Problems between the betas of iPhone OS 6 and the number of apps

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How many applications do you usually have installed on your iPhone / iPhone / iPod? Some people tend to limit the number of apps installed because it simply is not enough space for all, while others have a device with much internal memory + microSD card choose to install each application to see. Well, according to Mid Atlantic Consulting, devices that are using a beta of iPhone OS 6 and have installed about 500 applications will begin to run slower.
Increase the number of applications to about 1000 will cause the device to stop working completely, that is, prevent even turn on. As in IOS IOS 4 and 5, Apple should allow apps to be unlimited, or rather, limited by the available space. The company Apple will handle this issue, but apparently not be in the next beta, which will be the fourth of IOS 6.
Does anyone around here trying iOS 6 b3 has had this kind of problems?

Saturday, July 14, 2012

Bomb the Zombies, a game similar to Angry Birds, but with zombies

 

Are you tired of busting the fortifications of pigs using birds? Then may come a change of environment well, and this time use a lot of ammunition for liquid to a group of zombies.
If you ever played Angry Birds, I guarantee that you adapt quickly to Bomb the Zombies even though the perspective is first person. In this app , the zombies are protected by various structures and your duty is to make them blow up a task for which you have several different weapons.
Bomb the Zombies has 90 levels spread across 6 worlds, and hope it will be updated with more content. You can get the application free from the App Store and is compatible with iPhone, iPhone and iPod touch.

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Amazon claim to an employee for stealing 729 HP iPod and 49

 

An Amazon employee has been accused of stealing 729 HP iPod and 49 stores of the company. The alleged thief falsified records unloaded trucks to keep the material. In total it is estimated that the iPod and add stolen equipment worth $ 160,000 (130,367 euros).
Amazon is a company that popularized online commerce due to its effectiveness, its large catalog and commitment to customers. The Internet retailer has earned recognition from users, for which it has had to develop a complex and effective system of shipments and inventory of materials. Despite their best practices, failures sometimes occur outside the organization.
The last problem with Amazon's warehouse system has been due to an employee who allegedly stole a large quantity of products. Specifically, the employee had developed a system of falsifying shipping documents which would have been appropriate of 729 HP iPod and 49, reports the Lexington Patch Portal.
The employee in question has been identified as Todd Anthony Cofield and faces charges of grand theft in America. The incident occurred in the store in Cayce South Carolina, where Cofield would have proceeded to steal all the equipment in less than a month.
Authorities continue to investigate the system used to get to steal a huge amount of equipment. At the moment it is not known whether he had accomplices and how it took the HP iPods and computers. What does seem clear is that for theft notifications are distorted trucks unloading in the company. The alleged robber signed documents that stated that I downloaded did not subsequently stored materials.
The total materials stolen amounted to $ 160,000 (130,367 euros), Anthony Cofield that Todd will face charges of grand theft.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Lilliputian Systems : Super E Battery Emergency Scooby Doo

Lilliputian Charger

 "Today's Smartphones use much more power, increasing the need for a more efficient way to recharge when on the go," said Steven Schwartz, Vice President of Merchandising and Product Development at Brookstone.  "Lilliputian's groundbreaking technology provides power, wherever and whenever you need it. This breakthrough aligns well with our commitment to innovative solutions that make life easier."

Fuel cell maker Lilliputian Systems today announced that Brookstone will be the first retailer to carry its portable USB power source, which will be sold under Brookstone's brand. The fuel cell device is about the size of a thick smartphone, and the lighter fluid-filled cartridges are about the same size as a cigarette lighter. It's a big step forward both for Lilliputian Systems, a 10-year-old spin-off from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and for portable fuel cell technology in general. Several fuel cell companies have developed portable power systems, but a number have failed. The new fuel cell will charge any device that has a USB cable.

    In a test lab, Lilliputian systems engineer Souren Lefian plugged a white iPhone charging cable into the Mobile Power System prototype and forwarded a few watts to my phone. There wasn't much that was thrilling about the process, aside from knowing that I can now claim to have gassed up my iPhone. Then, Lefian (pictured at left) switched cables and charged up his Android phone. On Lefian's computer screen, a graphic showed how much fuel was left in the MPS' tank, as well as how many watts it was sending to the phone, and how full the phone's battery was.



According to the manufactuer, the device will be able to charge an iPhone 4 between 10 and 14 times with one cartridge, which can work out to approximatly one or two weeks of use for most users.


Price 100-200$ (~ from author)

techveger via lilliputiansystemsinc

Lilliputian Systems, Inc. has developed the world’s first Personal Power™ solution for Consumer Electronics (CE) devices, a revolutionary family of products targeted at the $50 billion portable power market.  The Company’s breakthrough solution delivers the only viable small form-factor battery replacement that provides the enormous run-time improvements demanded by today’s CE devices.  Lilliputian’s patented Silicon Power Cell™ technology is based on highly-efficient solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) wafer fabrication methods, and is fueled by recyclable high energy butane cartridges.  The technology is reliable, U.S. Department of Transportation approved and environmentally friendly.  Lilliputian’s solution enables a 5-10X longer run-time versus similarly sized batteries.  The Company’s elegantly designed solution both complements today’s devices and can seamlessly integrate into future devices – all while ensuring the consumer enjoys an essentially infinite supply of Personal Power™ for their CE devices.

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Wow ! Connect iPhone to Computer in 1 minute ?


Since the latest update of iTunes 9.1, some users are experiencing an issue with the software i-FunBox.
iFunBox, iPhone File Manager


i-FunBoX is a utility for all users who wish to connect their jailbroken or not jailbroken iPhone to their computer with USB cable and then they have a great rate of transfer.

i-Funbox Full Version Free Download


  • Download the latest version of i-FunBox for Windows.
  • Connect your iDevice to your computer.
  • It's can send Game,Music,Apps (And Edit something !)
How to Use and Install iFUNBOX
 


Funbox v1.9 ( newest version today "17/04/12 ") is ready for download. The New iPad is now recognized and file transfer is also optimized for the new device. App inspection is a new feature introduced in this version, which allows you easily inspect the installed apps for checking their potential of leaking your private information. App file sharing support is also added. You can now easily access the document folder of Apps that supports “File Sharing”. App Inspection will check the iOS APIs that used by particular App. We focus on APIs that might expose your private information, consume 3G data and potentially have annoying user experience. To check a list of App capabilities, right-click on one App and select the [App Inspection] as:




Is The Software IFunBox Safe?
Ans: NO, you will NOT get a virus. I use iFunbox all the time, no harm.
As for your parent "giving you apps off his ipod with USB" you can't install those. iTunes installs apps from compressed files that say .ipa. I don't know if your uncle knows what he's doing, but even if he does there's NO WAY to install apps that you didn't buy without jailbreaking, and the apps have to be cracked, too (remove some kind of seal/signature).


 
(i-Funbox for mac)

Good Luck :)