Here are two apps that are based on the Nokia Symbian Accelerometer technology and operates through the aid of hand motion. Both these applications are for Symbian OS devices and are developed by the developers of eyeSight Tech. They are the also the creators of the famous eyeCan technology which…
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eyeSight – eyeCall | eyeSight – Moove! | Motion Sensor Apps
Uh ohs. The world has begun to move on after Steve Job’s public decrying of Flash (and the subsequent word-by-word breakdowns) and the pre-emptive App Store banishment of Adobe’s Flash-to-iPhone compiler — but not everyone is willing to just let go
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Apple might have to battle the DoJ and FTC over decision to ban Adobe’s Flash compiler
Today Thumbplay launched its Thumbplay Music application for Android. The software, available in the Android Market, provides access to millions of on-demand subscription music songs. Prior to today, the service was also available for BlackBerry phones, and Thumbplay says it will soon be available on the iPhone. The service comes with a three day trial but otherwise costs $9.99 per month. Read the full story here
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Thumbplay music service now on Android
Apple announced on Monday that it has sold over one million iPad devices over the internet and in its retail outlets, following the Friday release of the 3G version of the device, which can connect to the internet via cellular data networks in addition to WiFi. Naysayers who jokingly derided the device as a large iPhone with no phone function have been proven wrong about people not wanting exactly that — a testament to the powerful allure of these devices, which sit in a new category of computing somewhere between the smartphone and the netbook. “One million iPads in 28 days — that’s less than half of the 74 days it took to achieve this milestone with iPhone,” said Apple CEO Steve Jobs. “Demand continues to exceed supply,” he claimed, “and we’re working hard to get this magical product into the hands of even more customers.” This 28-day figure doesn’t seem quite as impressive if you correlate the 3G iPad to the iPhone, and the WiFi-only iPad to the WiFi-only iPod Touch, because the iPhone and iPod Touch reached the combined one million mark about as fast as the iPads did. In addition, Apple said it shipped 500,000 units of the WiFi-only iPad within the first week, so sales have slowed since then, relatively speaking, even with Friday’s introduction of the 3G model.
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Apple iPad Reaches ‘One Million Sold’ Twice as Fast as iPhone
The New York Post is reporting that the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission are, “locked in negotiations over which of the watchdogs will begin an antitrust inquiry into Apple’s new policy of requiring software developers who devise applications for devices such as the iPhone and iPad to use only Apple’s programming tools.” The Post, claiming to have “sources familiar with the matter,” goes on to say that the two government agencies, “are days away from making a decision about which agency will launch the inquiry.” The Post speculates that the inquiry is a byproduct of Apple’s hard-line on Flash, however, 9 to 5 Mac speculates (probably more accurately) that the inquiry is driven by Apple’s recent ban on third-party “rapid app development tools” and restrictions on “unauthorized programming code” as mandated by the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement . Whatever the reasoning, it looks like Apple’s General Council will continue to earn their keep. What do you think? Should Apple have the right to exert totalitarian control over their development ecosystem… or, should they play nice and let others join in the fun
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DOJ and/or FTC may launch antitrust inquiry against Apple for developer policies
First presented in January and launched on April 3, the Apple iPad was sold in more than 1 million units until now – only in the US, since international shipments have been postponed due to high demand. As previously reported, 300,000 iPads were sold in the first day of availability. Apple also announced that iPad owners have downloaded more than 1.5 million ebooks from iBookstore, and more than 12 million apps.
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Apple sells 1 million iPads (only in the US)
At WES2010 last week, RIM put out a video of developers from various companies talking about “Super Apps”. From the sounds of it, Super Apps are pretty cool BlackBerry applications. What would be even cooler is if a few BlackBerry Super Apps were actually developed. RIM CEO, Mike Lazaridis says that Facebook and Myspace for BlackBerry are “Super Apps” . I’ve seen them both of them, and, quite honestly, there is nothing super about either of them less maybe the number of times that they’ve been downloaded. Video: BlackBerry Super Apps Sound Cool… I’d Sure Like To See A Few Developed is a post from: RIMarkable Related posts: Is This What A BlackBerry Super App Is Supposed To Look Like?
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Video: BlackBerry Super Apps Sound Cool… I’d Sure Like To See A Few Developed
Nokia recently launched a new product called App Wizard Beta. The software allows you to create your own application for Nokia’s Ovi Store in just a few minutes, and for free. It doesn’t require programming skills, instead, you can create an application out of an RSS or Atom feed, allowing you to share your blog or website with the world
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Create your own apps with Nokia’s App Wizard beta
Tweeting is getting more serious, and becoming more mainstream. What was once passed off as the latest fad is fast becoming an important way of keeping in touch and keeping up to date with friends and people of interest. And that is one of the points about Twitter that makes it so successful, the diverse range of people that actually use the service, anyone from celebrities to journalists to Bishops and loads more, too. As we use our phones more often for things like web surfing to viewing videos and taking pics, services like Twitter make it even easier to share as we go
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Twitter launch Official Android App
There are plenty of applications out there that allow you to create your own ringtones. Many of them perform the function for free, using the music already on your computer. That’s the one problem, though. Creating a ringtone on your computer means using that application there, and then transferring the song to your BlackBerry
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Create your own ringtones with MP3 Ringtone Creator
Last Monday a short rant of impressions about upcoming, yet unannounced Nokia N8 handset, and other things Nokia, caused quite a firestorm of negative publicity about Finnish cellphone giant. It seems that almost every tech news site, and even some mainstream news outlets, picked up the line, that Nokia screwed up their upcoming flagship again. Most likely, it even made Nokia announce their new N8 handset several weeks earlier then planned. The author of that explosive missive was Eldar Murtazin, Editor in Chief of a well known Russian mobile gadget site Mobile-review.com . Now, that with the help of extremely fast reaction, well executed launch campaign, and completely unexpected low price of N8 , Nokia managed to turn most of the skeptics into believers, I got in touch with Eldar to find out what he really thinks about Nokia N8.
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Interview with Eldar Murtazin, part 1. Nokia N8 leak, market prospects and Symbian^3
Metal Skin TCPMP Here is a cool new TCPMP skin for Windows Phone. It was designed by shabek from xda-developers . If you like it don’t forget to sat thanks to the developer Download this Application Related Posts : TCPMP Finger friendly WVGA Theme [ THEME ] HTC Sense 2.5 Metal-Carbon rajivshahi – Windows Phone 7 theme for WAD2 WVGA AVRCP Control plugin v0.5 Alpha for TCPMP An Opensource variation of TCPMP © . Saijo for 1800PocketPC.com , 2010. | One comment | Add to del.icio.us See more Freewares from : Theme
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Metal Skin for TCPMP
Looking to jailbrea k iPhone 2G, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, or iPod Touch? You have come to the right place! NOTE: THIS GUIDE WILL NOT UNLOCK YOUR iPHONE What is ‘Jailbreaking’? Jailbreaking is a term used that refers to modifyi ng the software on your iPhone/iPod Touch. These modifications essentially “free” your device from the device constraints and allow you to do functions such as applying custom wallpapers, changing the way the icons look, modifying text message tones, changing the device sounds, and about 1 million other things
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How to Jailbreak iPhone 2G/3G/3GS & iPod Touch on 3.1.3 Spirit Guide
Only a few day’s ago, Nokia officially released the Nokia Qt SDK which is a Nokia focused version of the original Qt SDK, and allows better development of applications for all Symbian, MeeGo (sorry does not support MeeGo yet but I’m sure this will come soon) and Maemo operating systems which means games, and applications can work great of all platforms. This is better for developers as it means that they are able to port their application across to a much greater number of consumers quicker, the developers in the video below stated that they have: rewritten an application from native Symbian into Qt in 3-4 weeks seen their applications available in the Ovi store a week after submitting reached customers in 178 countries in just 48 hours of launching their application Now the developers currently making Apple app store, apps have no excuse, if they make their app using Qt, they will reach probably 10 times more consumers and also have a much greater chance of seeing the light of day, without the worry of creating something which is against Apple’s many overly strict rules. So developer’s if you are reading this, start writing!!! To download the development tool, just head over to the Forum Nokia page: http://www.forum.nokia.com/Tools_Docs_and_Code/Tools/IDEs/Nokia_Qt_SDK/ Don’t worry I have not forgot about us consumers, it is a lot better for us too, now if developer’s can make app’s quicker and across more platforms, it means the number of applications in the Ovi store should multiply in no time at all, so more free apps to choose from, more premium apps which you might be willing to pay for, and more competition between developers to make better apps and for a lower price!! Qt Bounce on N900 Qt Bounce on N8 Nokia Qt SDK Beta Qt Phone Simulator Qt Speed Hero on N900 Qt Shazam on N900 Qt Accuweather on N900
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Nokia Qt SDK Beta released
A recent update to the Windows Phone 7 toolset for developers has now been released with new images demonstrating the dialer app, uninstall option for applications and Office built-in along with even more changes to the user interface. Call history Phone Dialer Canvas
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Windows phone 7 new ROM image released
Just wanted to say thanks for dropping by on mynokiablog.com, reading our posts, retweeting our stories and even finding our posts good enough to track back to (thanks also to our sources!). This week was our busiest week ever, in terms of posting and traffic with over 60,000 views.
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MyNokiaBlog Weekly Post Roundup (Ep 16) Have you heard of the new Nokia N8?
Sick of Apple iPad news yet? Here’s one more we couldn’t resist… It’s not a secret that both the regular Wi-Fi iPad and now iPad Wi-Fi + 3G are jailbroken, but what’s really interesting is that the world-famous iPhone Dev Team has managed to get the native SMS application from the iPhone working on the iPad.
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Apple iPad 3G gets native SMS app
Scholars from Québec’s McGill University converted a FAB@HOME 3D printer to output in ice . Currently, the practical applications of this project include commercial and industrial part modeling, and construction for the ice-tourism industry. For instance, small-scale ice models represent economical alternatives to intricate 3D models of architectural objects, be they scale models of buildings, site models, or building details
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Computer-assisted ice construction
The iPhone and iPod Touch has made a phenomenal achievement application deployment with the widely successful App Store. Apple’s App Store gave many developers a chance to share their apps with the world. And like all iPhone and iPod Touch users, I too downloaded many apps onto my device to use. Many of them are games but there are some very useful productivity apps among my downloads. … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Reviews , iPhone, iPad, iPod related Tagged: iPhone , os 4 OS 4 Beta Mini Review – Folders originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on May 2, 2010 at 10:30 am.
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OS 4 Beta Mini Review – Folders
Today I will feature 2 of the newest symbian apps to hit the Nokia applications store for S60 5th edition and S60 3rd edition smartphones. One of these apps is a powerful utility application to control and elevate the overall performance of your smartphone’s operating system with one click. The…
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CellphoneSoft RAMBlow | Swiss Manager Pro | Utility Apps
Le Zla posted a photo: Application page in Flickr’s appGarden. Screenshot from my Flickr’Application : Statsr. It’s a website which backups your statistics from Flickr to allow you to manage and analyse them above time (after the 28 days Flickr originaly allow). A Flickr pro account is needed to use it, you can get more information on Twitter or the Flickr Group … Or even on facebook —- Capture d’écran de ma première grosse application pour Flickr : Statsr qui permet de garder et d’analyser vos stats Flickr sur plus de 28 jours.
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