- 09
- Mar
Fortune reports on a new research note from Oppenhiemer & Co.’s Yair Reiner claiming that Apple in January began high-level talks with major phone manufacturers expressing its displeasure with what it con…
- 09
- Mar
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) yesterday announced that it had obtained a copy of Apple’s iPhone Developer Program License Agreement and published it for public consumption. While the contents of the license agreement, which govern…
- 09
- Mar
Apple today released iPhone SDK 3.2 Beta 4 via the iPhone Dev Center, offering developers updated tools for building applications for the iPad. The last update to the SDK was issued two weeks ago, continuing a trend of biweekly revisions.<br…
- 09
- Mar
Facebook is on the verge of launching a new location-based feature, allowing users to see the current locations of their friends, in late April.
- 09
- Mar
With the start of the 2010 Formula 1 season just around the corner with the Bahrain Grand Prix upcoming this weekend, lots of F1 apps in the Apple iTunes App Store are being upgraded or released in new and improved versions. With some of the apps being quite expensive, it’s refreshing to see that Infindo’s F1 2010, which is one of the apps that seems to have high user approval ratings on the store, is also currently one of the cheapest, at $1.99/£1.79/€2.39, although this is a “70% off” limited-edition offer, so you’ll have to be quick snapping it up.
Newly updated with PUSH technology, F1 2010 boasts detailed information for all of the 2010 races, with exclusive live lap-by-lap commentary for all sessions, including practice, top stories, results, schedules, standings, and drivers/teams/circuit information. The exclusive PUSH notifications will deliver alerts for practice, qualifying and race day results, and you have the option to turn them off if you like. The app will also deliver top stories and breaking news throughout the season, plus table standings with real-time updates for both drivers’ and constructors’ tables. Each driver and team also has their own profiles, and you’ll be able to study each track on the circuit in detail as they also all have their own profile pages. And finally, you can avoid ever missing the start of a session because you got your times wrong, as all schedules have local time zone support.
- 09
- Mar
The smartphone maker’s WebOS Plug-in Development Kit enters its public beta phase, and Palm shows off some games built by PDK developers.
- 09
- Mar
Company’s much-hyped, game-changing announcement turns out to be an upgrade to its existing big-carrier router.
- 09
- Mar
Verizon has signed a four-year agreement with the National Football League to show live games and the league’s popular RedZone Channel on its mobile devices beginning next season, expanding the carrier’s online services to lure smartphone subscribers away from its rivals.
- 09
- Mar
A few times a year, MacRumors partners with MacHeist to promote their Mac application bundle deal. Their latest bundle delivers at least eight Mac applications for $19.95 (over $280 value if all purchased separately) including:
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- 09
- Mar
A few times a year, MacRumors partners with MacHeist to promote their Mac application bundle deal. Their latest bundle delivers at least eight Mac applications for $19.95 (over $280 value if all purchased separately) including:
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