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GDC 2010: From rags to riches on the App Store

While we weren't able to stay the whole time (the life of a TUAW blogger at a covention is varied and hectic), the iPhone Game Developers' Luncheon at GDC 2010 was a pretty enlightening experience.

Google Debuts Nearby Product Inventory Search, Blue Dots

Whether on your computers or playing with your iPhone, Palm WebOS phone or Android smartphones, finding nearby products to buy and automating actions in Google Apps just got easier. Google on Thursday introduced a novel Product Search feature that allows you to check-out the product's availability at a nearby store by clicking on the Blue Dots from

iPhone 4.0 To Deliver Multitasking Support, Sources Say

The next iteration of the iPhone's software, version 4.0, is said to be under development and could possibly be released this summer. Already rumors are swirling, with the latest suggesting that the new operating system will support multitasking, which the current iPhone OS does not."Apple plans to deliver a multi-tasking manager that leverages i

Americans: Test your broadband speed, help the FCC keep ISPs honest

James from the New America foundation sez, "The FCC launched a consumer broadband test on their blog broadband.gov yesterday. Internet speeds in the US are often 50% to 80% lower than advertised and its vital consumers have reliable information on the actual performance of their connections. One of the two tools the FCC is using is the Network Diagnostic Tool (NDT), an open source tool hosted on MeasurementLab.net (M-Lab). The validity of NDT can be independently verified, and all data is publicly released. M-Lab hosts other test as wells, such as a test to see if bit torrent is being throttled, or how much bandwidth is available." Consumer Broadband Test (Thanks, James!) Previously:YouTube speed tester: Net Neutrality judo will show you when your ... Google's getting into the broadband business Time-Warner bandwidth cap protest this Saturday in Rochester NY ... Poverty in Mississippi Delta worsened by poor broadband iPhone 3G monthly service rates: It's going to be more expensive ... Time Warner cable metering internet in test markets ... Open proposal for national town-hall meetings on America-wide ......

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matt-burns

Wait! Stop. Before you hand over Apple your credit card and pre-order the iPad, you may want to check out the other touchscreen options available now and in the near future. The iPad isn't the only game in town. Sure, it might have a fancy-pants interface, but each of the follow seven tablets win the hardware fight, which is just as important to a lot of consumers. Of course the hardware only tells part of the story. The iPad has a leg up on all of these options because of the user-friendly iPhone interface, but it's not like you're dropping $600+ on a tablet for your parents, right?

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An iPhoneographer's six favorite apps

There are 2,897 photography apps available in the App Store. Glyn Evans sorts through every new release—each faux-film-filter, cropping, and tilt-shift tool—so you don't have to.

Source: Macworld (feed)
Study: iPhone app use peaks on nights, weekends

New research conducted by app-tracking firm Localytics over the past two months shows that Apple iPhone users mainly use their apps at night and on weekends.

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UK iPad 3G could be exclusive to one carrier

Contrary to expectations, the 3G iPad could become exclusive to one carrier in the UK, says New Media Age. Apple executives are noted to be on their way to the area, if not already there, in an attempt to negotiate with carriers for 3G data plans. O2, Orange and Vodafone, already carriers of the iPhone, are believed to be the only candidates Apple is considering for iPad support....

Chatroulette on iPhone | Celebrity Gossip, Hollywood Gossip

Chatroulette! is the hot new app for meeting new friends. With Chatroulette! you are conntected to a random user to chat with.

An iPhoneographer's six favorite app

There are 2,920 photography apps available in the App Store, and more are being added every day. Sorting through and testing each new release—every faux film filter, cropping, and tilt-shift tool—could amount to a full time job. Thankfully, Glyn Evans narrows it down for you on his site iPhoneography.com.

Download Official IPLT20 iPhone Application | EchoBlogger

IPL hot season has begun. If you are iPhone user then it is really a very good new for you. iPhone has released IPL T20 mobile application to track each and

iPhone apps usage shifts into high gear at night, on weekend

Maybe iPhone users aren’t wasting countless hours at work fiddling with their smartphone apps after all.

Macworld's great review of txtAgif for iPhone. Another fan!

Great news! Another wonderful review of txtAgif for iPhone. This time it's by Macworld. "If you like to send cutesy images with your MMS messages, txtagif will be an iPhone app dream come true. The MMS-helper app is free, cute, and fun. And, as a free app, it’s priced perfectly for what it does." This review even appeared in BusinessWeek. Wow!

iPhone 4.0 to finally offer multi-tasking

Good news for those frustrated by the single track mind of the iPhone - it seems multi-tasking is finally on its way.

How To Print From Your iPhone or iPod touch

You don't need a computer to print photos or notes from your iPhone.

With More Than Enough Apps, Apple Pushes for Quality

Apple's recent purge of sex-tinged iPhone apps, combined with its lesser-known ban of cookie-cutter apps, signifies the company's new focus on quality,rather than quantity, in its App Store.

iPhone 4.0 to finally offer multi-tasking

Good news for those frustrated by the single track mind of the iPhone - it seems multi-tasking is finally on its way.According to Apple Insider, "people with a proven track record in predicting Apple's technological advances" have managed to dig out this little nugget about the next iPhone 4.0 update.

Android's American market share soars

ComScore monitors the market shares of different mobile OS on the American market between October and January of the PDM Android increased from 2.8 to 7.1%, a very nice progression. Apple, meanwhile, has seen the proportion of iPhone advancing slowly from 24.8% in October 2009 to 25.1% in January 2010. For the progression of Android was made largel

HTC Incredible snapped in Verizon livery

Other than the iPhone, it really seems to me that Verizon gets most of the cool phones first. Maybe AT&T; is afraid another cool phone that users actually

Obtenir les coordonnées d'une fille sans lui demander

Imaginez, vous vous promenez dans les nuages et tout d'un coup, pouf! Vous croisez la fille de vos rêves! Bien sûr, vu sa beauté intimidante, vous n'osez pas l'aborder. Que faire ?La réponse est simple. Prendre son iPhone et clic une photo!

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