App Store Link The absence of something often helps to accentuate another element’s presence. A song played after a day of silence always sounds sweeter; a splash of colour in a black and white photo highlights its vibrancy and draws attention to its presence. This last aspect is what the creators of ColorBlast! have focused
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Review: ColorBlast! (iPhone)
Yes, this might come true if Joshua Hill from Chronic Dev Team keeps up his words . Joshua tweeted this just a few hours back: Yes, if this comes true, every iPhone using iOS 4.1 will be able to jailbreak and enjoy Cydia and Paid apps for free. Chronic Dev Team will be releasing the greenpois0n jailbreak too for iOS 4.1 on 10th of October 2010, which is this Sunday. And yes, you will be able to jailbreak your latest iPhone 4 as well.
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iPhone 4 might finally get jailbroken this Sunday – 10/10/10
Case-Mate’s popular DIY series is now available for the iPhone 4. This Do it yourself case offers true creativity for the iPhone user who likes to make it personal. The DIY cases allows you to upload your own photo, design or logo, onto a sleek and protective hybrid tough case that retails for 39.99.
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Case-Mate Releases Customizable DIY Case for iPhone 4
Until now, if you wanted to connect your iPhone or iPad for video playback on a TV, pretty much all of the solutions out there were either just composite cables or component. However, the sneakPEEK II from Scosche changes all that. This do-it-all cable sports both a composite and a component cable for HD playback. Plus it’s switchable, so that you’ll be able to hook your ipod, ipad or iPhone up-to just about any TV. A micro USB cable is also integrated on this accessory, so that you can charge your device while its playing video.
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sneakPEEK II is a Component & Composite Switchable AV Cable for iPad and iPhone
Quick Update: Dev Team had released this version of redsn0w for Mac some 2 weeks back. Today they updated redsn0w for Windows. But this version too works on iPhone 3G only. So if you are on iPhone 4, you got to wait for few more days, GreenPois0n is going to be here anytime soon
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Dev Team release redsn0w for Windows – Jailbreak iOS 4.1 if you are on iPhone 3G
Millennial Media has again updated its iPhone and Android SDKs, marking the fourth SDK release on each operating system in less than six months. The updates bring with them plenty of enhancements that make use of more functionality each respective platform provides. The Android SDK — version 3.6.1 — adds an improved static interstitial experience, video interstitials, an updated overlay experience, enhanced JavaScript capabilities for advertisers and allows the user to stay engaged in the advertisement while still inside the application. Similarly, the updated iPhone SDK — version 4.0.4 — adds video interstitials, an updated overlay experience, enhanced JavaScript capabilities for advertisers and allows for instant video play for advertisers rather than a streaming experience
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Millennial Media Updates iPhone & Android SDKs, Adds Video, Boosts JavaScript Capability
Splash Duel HD is like a hybrid of Breakout and air hockey. In many ways it combines the best of both games and creates a very addicting experience. Just like Breakout you must bounce balls off of bricks with a paddle. Splash Duel HD is set in an underwater world, so expect a coral background and the steady sound of the deep as background noise.
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Brick-Breaking Competition Awaits with Splash Duel HD
“Some Green Lantern art I did on an iPad using an old app I call myFingers”. So reads a Twitter post from Comic legend Jim Lee. Jim is no stranger to the iPad – as you may recall, Jim not only sketched Wonder woman on his iPad while getting his hair cut, but also
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Comic artist Jim Lee draws on the wrong side of the iPad
There are good iPhone mornings, sad iPhone mornings , and then there’s the one I experienced today. I woke up to six e-mails in my inbox and tried to check them, but had Mail.app crash on me
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My iPhone 3GS this morning: Mail.app crashes, disappearing Safari icon
Android is one of the leading models of smartphone around, with many iPhone users transferring over to the Motorola phone and citing small improvements such as ‘non-obtrusive’ notifications, a more effective keyboard, and more freedom over customization and programming of apps. By the sounds of things, the Droid is really listening to smartphone users and working at full steam to correct past mistakes – something that the iPhone isn’t so good at.
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Android Is Listening To Users: New Models Correcting Past Mistakes
Sure, others have parodied Apple’s trademarked uber-pretentious mini product documentaries in the past, but Subaru’s latest series ads, featuring the “Mediocrity” are still funny as hell. Thanks to faithful Macenstein reader Fitz for the link! Share this on Facebook Tweet This! Stumble upon something good
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Subaru’s “Mediocrity” ads pay homage to Apple’s Propaganda videos
For years I’ve been hearing how Sony is the closest thing to Apple that the “PC”-world has to offer in terms of a consumer electronics company which has a respect for beautiful, well thought-out hardware design. Well, I think it might be time to reopen the floor to voting after seeing this Google TV remote
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Google TV remote redefines “Fugly”
Houseplant 411, LLC today is pleased to announce Houseplant 411 V2.01, a free update to their top-rated app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Filled with photos, tips, FAQs, links, information, and advice, the app is a complete practical guide to choosing and growing houseplants. Houseplant 411 has earned accolades from House Beautiful Magazine as one of the 20 best apps for home decoration and ease of living, iPhone Life as App of the Week, and the App Store as New and Notable. Among the new features in Version 2.01 is the iCheckPlant reminder service
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Houseplant 411 V2.01 for iPhone – New Features Added to Top-Rated App
Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal made headlines by writing: Apple Inc. plans to begin mass producing a new iPhone by the end of 2010 that would allow Verizon Wireless to sell the smartphone early next year, said people briefed by Apple. While there is plenty of innuendo in that statement, the publication never actually stated that Verizon will be selling the iPhone. Today, the WSJ has un-muddied the proverbial waters and rewritten a portion of their previous article. The new article reads: AT&T Inc.
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WSJ gets less cheeky with Verizon iPhone article, now says it’s a done deal
Not long after being sued by Microsoft , Motorola has announced that it’s suing Apple for the same old reason most companies in the mobile industry are suing each other: patent infringement. Motorola (actually its Motorola Mobility subsidiary) claims that the “ iPhone , iPad, iTouch and certain Mac computers” infringe a total of 18 patents. Said patents are related to various technologies, including WCDMA (aka 3G), GPRS, Wi-Fi 802.11, wireless email, location-based services, software application management, proximity sensing, and multi-device synchronization. Moto says that these technologies are fraudulently used by Apple in “many of its core products and associated services”, including the famous App Store and MobileMe.
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Motorola says iPhone and iPad infringe some of its patents, sues Apple
This is great news for all of us. Atlast we will have more options to choose from. As you all know, an iPhone user can never move another platform and at times we too need options to choose from just like the Android handsets. Coming to this news shared by AppleInsider , “Apple is currently working to expand the iPhone line, and may offer larger and smaller models as soon as early 2011, one Wall Street analyst has said.” “Our sources believe these likely represent new high-end and low-end iPhone models to complement its current iPhone 4,” Wu wrote in a note to investors
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Report: Apple Might Be Developing More Versions Of iPhones
AT&T Navigator just got an update from TeleNav, to version 1.7i. The new features include integration of multitasking on the new iPhone OS. The next highlight is of course speech recognition where you can just say an address or search for something using just your voice. Other upgrades are traffic camera alerts, lane assistance, smoother 3D navigation, and the background battery saver mode.
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Telenav’s AT&T Navigator gets update
Google Goggles has until now been one of the apps that Android users could use to show off the unique capabilities of their chosen mobile OS. Thanks to a change of heart at Apple’s App Store approvals dept. iPhone users can now put on a pair of Google Goggles to perform visual searches on the world
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Google Goggles comes to iPhone
I have a Bluetooth keyboard from Stowaway that works with my iPhone 3GS and it works beautifully for typing, but the kicker is having to re-pair it with my iPhone every time I open it up. I’m hoping this Jorno BT keyboard (due 2011 for about $79 if you pre-order) has a few more tricks up its sleeve, aside from its insanely compact form factor. If it can seamlessly pair with the iPhone after waking up (i.e
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The Jorno BT keyboard for iPhone and iPad looks both foldable and intriguing
Photo Cred: Engadget There is a battle between phone companies to get the market share, and this has resulted in a wealth of models being released. The popular design at the moment is the smartphone, and this is something that Microsoft has taken note of for their new Windows 7 phone , the Samsung Cetus.
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Windows 7 Phone Updates: Mixed Messages and Tethering
Google Goggles is one of those neat little applications that until you use it, you never realise just how useful it can be. The application has been available on Android devices since December last year, and now the app has come to the iPhone, with the latest Google App for iPhone update. What Google Goggles does, is to make a search based on an image captured on your phone. This could be a landmark, cover of a book, DVD, magazine, company logo, etc, and once captured Google Goggles will analyse the image and make a search based on the results. You can also train Google Goggles, so if a result returns unsatisfactory results, you can give feedback to help Google improve the app in a future release
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Google Goggles Comes to the iPhone