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IPhone 4:- Critical Issues & Complaints are mounting
Published June 25, 2010 | 
Numerous iPhone 4 customers have discovered critical issues with the phone’s display and reception that could pose major problems for Apple’s newest mobile device.
Multiple Apple- and gadget-focused websites are receiving reports that the iPhone’s much-discussed “Retina Display” is susceptible to a yellow discoloration, either as a thin line of yellow or as a circular tint.
That’s not the only problem: There are now countless videos online that show how holding the new iPhone by its sides can decrease reception quality.
We’ve received a growing… Read the rest of IPhone 4:- Critical Issues & Complaints are mounting
iPhone 4 Pre-Orders Sold Out?
Published June 16, 2010 | Yesterday was both a very good and a very bad day for Apple and AT&T. The iPhone 4 became available for pre-order but Apple and AT&T’s servers were so overwhelmed that many users weren’t actually able to complete the pre-order process.
Despite these issues, it seems that the iPhone 4 was selling so well that the first batch of devices available for pre-order is now sold out. In Apple’s online store, the shipping date next to the iPhone 4 has changed to July 2, which is… Read the rest of iPhone 4 Pre-Orders Sold Out?
New Droid to Debut the Day Before iPhone 4 Hits Stores
Published June 16, 2010 | Verizon and Motorola have announced they’ll be officially unveiling the latest, greatest version of the Droid on June 23, one day before the iPhone 4 is slated to appear in Apple stores around the U.S.
We’re not entirely certain whether Verizon, Google, Motorola and Adobe execs at the June 23 press event will be showing off the Droid 2, a physical keyboard beauty with all the trimmings, or the Droid X, a big and bold iPhone killer if there ever was one. Who knows, we… Read the rest of New Droid to Debut the Day Before iPhone 4 Hits Stores
7 Ways to Find out Amazing New Android Apps
Published June 6, 2010 | 
If you are the lucky owner of an Android device, you might struggle from time to time with finding the perfect apps to fit your lifestyle and meet your needs. And often, the Internet at large can be less than helpful when you’re searching for Android-specific applications.
As we saw during Google I/O, the company was demonstrating a fuller-featured, web-based version of the Android Market. It’ll likely be seen by consumers soon, but it’s always good to have a few more wrenches in your tool belt when… Read the rest of 7 Ways to Find out Amazing New Android Apps
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Leave a commentApple Shows Us What HTML5 Can Do
Published June 5, 2010 | 
Apple is one of the biggest supporters of HTML5, and Steve Jobs clearly thinks this new standard is the future of the web. To show why Flash is no longer necessary, Apple has launched a HTML5 showcase displaying what an HTML5-capable browser can do without the need of additional plugins.
In typical Apple style, the showcase consists of simple, elegant, yet quite impressive demos of the technology. In one demo, you can type in some text, quickly change the font, its size and transparency, rotate it… Read the rest of Apple Shows Us What HTML5 Can Do
Google Confirms Free Turn-by-Turn Directions–Coming to iPhone
Published April 23, 2010 | 
Free turn-by-turn Google Maps Navigation has already threatened an entire industry of GPS navigation companies whose livelihood depends on selling paid versions of what the search giant is now giving away for free. Currently Google Maps Navigation is available for Android phones only, but in a London press conference Google said it will bring free navigation to the iPhone along with other platforms.
The presser ushered in the arrival of Google Maps Navigation in the UK, but perhaps the juicier part of the news was the official… Read the rest of Google Confirms Free Turn-by-Turn Directions--Coming to iPhone
Posted in *News Update | Android, Google, gps, iPhone, navigation, trending, turn-by-turn directions, uk | Leave a commentApple iPhone 4G Spotted in the Wild
Published April 20, 2010 | Gizmodo might have just scored the ultimate exclusive: a bonafide hands-on with the purported iPhone 4G. Over the weekend, photos emerged of what is believed to be the next generation Apple iPhone, but Gizmodo actually managed to acquire the device in question.
Apparently a hapless (and presumably now former) Apple employee left his prototype iPhone 4G or iPhone HD in a bar in Redwood City. The device, made to look like an iPhone 3GS, is presumably an early version of the… Read the rest of Apple iPhone 4G Spotted in the Wild
Microsoft Unveils Windows Phone 7 Series With Xbox Live and Zune Integration
Published February 16, 2010 | 
Microsoft has just unveiled the latest version of its mobile operating system — Windows Phone 7 Series — live at Mobile World Congress in BarcelAmong the highlights, the company says in a statement that “for the first time ever, Microsoft will bring together Xbox LIVE games and the Zune music and video experience on a mobile phone.”
There’s also significant social media integration. Users can post status updates and photos to multiple services at once, and updates from friends can be streamed
Google Maps Get Labs With 9 Cool New Features
Published February 12, 2010 | 
Here’s a nice surprise from Google’s Maps team: Just like Gmail, Google Maps now also has the Labs feature (it’s the little green vial in the top right menu), which introduces experimental new features for you to try out.Right now, you can try out nine new features (all disabled by default):
Drag ‘n’ Zoom – lets you zoom in on a specific part of the map by drawing a box.
Aerial Imagery
New BBC Director Mandates Journalists Use Social Media
Published February 12, 2010 | Peter Horrocks assumed the position of director of BBC Global News last week, and he’s not wasting time with niceties. The self-proclaimed technology enthusiast is telling journalists to get with the social media program or get out.
As quoted in the BBC in-house weekly Ariel, the new director said, “This isn’t just a kind of fad… I’m afraid you’re not doing your job if you can’t do those things. It’s not discretionary.”
On the social media front, Horrocks appears to take the stance that Twitter , RSS readers and… Read the rest of New BBC Director Mandates Journalists Use Social Media
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