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It looks like Apple recently public hatred of Adobe Flash has carried over to the iBook application as well. According to computerworld reports Apple Inc. will not use Adobe Systems Inc.’s e-book digital rights management (DRM) technology with the future release of iBooks on the iPad.
Instead it looks like Apple will be using it’s own [...]
Apparently Apple has increased the download cap for applications over 3G from the previous puny 10mb’s to a whopping 20mb today without any fanfare or press releases. For those keeping record at home that’s a 100% size increase. We received several emails and subsequently tested this ourselves and have noticed that applications that once required [...]
According to Distinctive Developments a mobile games developer based in the UK they have been putting the Nexus One though some pretty interesting tests and came to some pretty startling facts about the hardware performance of the Google Nexus One versus the iPhone 3GS.
With Blades Of Fury slashing its way through the App Store crowd to take a lead in the fighting genre, I can only imagine the hordes of iPhone and iPod Touch gamers who have been praying for a Street Fighter clone to arrive too. Well, those prayers have been heard and answered in full ernest! [...]
For those of us running in limited bandwidth data plans, please stand up and cheer on the expected arrival of Opera Mini.
Wired.com have tried out this new app at the Mobile World Congress at Barcelona, and “it kicks Safari’s butt”.
Opera has long been a viable alternative to the other web browsers available on the PC. [...]
According to an article today on Bloomberg.com Apple Inc.’s iPad tablet computer carries component costs of as little as $219.35, less than half its retail price, according to a preliminary estimate by market research firm ISuppli Corp.
Materials for the iPad, due to go on sale in March and April, include a touch-screen display that may [...]
Early adopters of the iPad are going to be expecting unique and original applications to justify our purchases. If your a gamer and we sure are here at appVersity.com than you may want to keep tabs on Indie developer Knife Media and their upcoming iPad platformer entitled Choma.
Today we are able to release a trailer [...]
A new Apple job listing strongly indicates that cameras are coming to future iPads. The company’s Cupertino headquarters is looking to hire a QA engineer for its iPad Media division, with the specific intent of testing still and video camera capture, as well as playback.
The first-generation iPad, which has yet to ship, lacks any form [...]
There’s something intriguing about being able to physically control a game by using your bodies movements. It seems to have become the latest trend now with the Wii spearheading the console revolution and putting movement into our collective conciseness. With Microsoft’s Project Natal and Sony’s wand also set to debut in 2010 it’s pretty easy [...]
An interesting discussion happened on the 5th Feb about the iPad on The Charlie Rose Show, between Charlie, Walt Mossberg (Wall Street Journal), Michael Arrington (TechCrunch) and David Carr (NYTimes). The debate is viewable here.
On the first question on his assessment of the iPad, Mossberg started with “People who are focused on the hardware… are [...]
Panelfly the makers of Panelfly comics on the iPhone have just released some seriously sexy screenshots for their completely revamped iPad application which will be available to coincide with the iPads launch come March 2010.
Panelfly revolutionized digital comics with is patent pending narrative navigation engine on the iPhone and offered an unprecedented user [...]
While the launch of the iPad may still be a few months away, that hasn’t stopped designer Michael Greenberg from looking to capitalize on the hype and spotlight currently surrounding the iPad and it’s future in gaming.
Enter the iDrift, an accessory that morphs the iPad into a giant steering wheel. The iPads accelerometers will [...]
According the the Wall Street Journal Major textbook publishers have struck independent deals with software company ScrollMotion Inc. to adapt their textbooks for use with Apple’s iBooks on the upcoming iPad. The first of these to appear will be in the form of test-prep and study guides.
“People have been talking about the impact of technology [...]
Apple has announced today the official release of iPhone OS 3.1.3, bringing with it a trio of minor fixes, including:
Improved accuracy of reported battery levels on the iPhone 3GS;
Resolved issues where certain third-party applications would not launch in select instances;
and resolution to a bug that could occasionally cause an app to crash [...]
The story of the missing camera in the iPad has taken another twist today with the discovery from Missionrepair a company that specializes in repairing broken Apple products. Apparently they have already received their first iPad repair kits and immediately they noticed something strange on the internal frame.
What stood out to them was that dead [...]
Anyone who supports or works within a Citrix environment knows the pain of trying to remotely login from the iPhone. Sure there is an iPhone app for that but while “functional” it isn’t practical enough to be used on a constant basis. Enter the iPad.
Citrix is set to release a new version of its Citrix [...]
