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iPhone OS 4.0 supports multitasking

Reports have it that multitasking for iPhone will become possible with the release of iPhone OS 4.0 this summer. There are no details yet though as to how this multitasking solution will work without impacting battery life.

iClocks with Analog & Digital clocks + the Internet Time

Simply Useful Apps' iPhone app called iClocks providing analog and digital clocks. Additionally, it does have the Internet Time might be useful for geeks.

Using iTunes for iPhone music if you don't like iTunes!

A quick guide to using iTunes to manage music on your iPhone or iPod, if you want to use iTunes to completely manage your music collection.

Top 10 iPhone Apps to Put on the iPad

One of the biggest draws of the iPad is the support for all existing iPhone apps. There are a few of those, after all, and having support for them guarantees the iPad will have a healthy app base from day one. Many developers have indicated they will be producing “big screen” versions of their iPhone apps when it makes sense to do so.

App Shopper: iClocks Your Inspirational Clocks and Quotes

The Internet Time back in the iPhone AppStore.

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Barnes & Noble prepping B&N eReader app for iPad

Barnes & Noble on Thursday said it was developing a version of its eReader app just for the iPad. Unlike the split approach to the regular iPhone feature, which breaks up the reader and storefront, the iPad version should provide both the store...

Android Crushes the Competition, iPhone Stands Still

The latest quarterly smartphone results are in from market research firm comScore, and surprise-surprise, Google's Android platform continues to rock the marketplace while everyone else looks on.

Apple: Unterschreiben Sie hier. | secondflush

Die US-amerikanische Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) berichtet auf ihrem Deeplinks Blog über das iPhone Developer Program License Agreement von Apple.

Namco unveils new cross-platform SDK (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com - On Thursday, Namco announced UniteSDK, its new propriety cross-platform technology. During a demonstration on Tuesday night at the Game Developers Conference, Namco revealed Macs, PCs, and mobile platforms like the iPhone will be able to play games simultaneously against each other. Namco also demonstrated Pool Pro Online 3 for iPhone, which was created using the UniteSDK. Pool Pro Online 3 is now available for $5 at the App Store.

Novothink debuts solar charging case for iPhone (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com - Sure, the App Store has plenty of ways to help survivalists fend off a zombie apocalypse, or figure out what plants are safe to eat—but without electricity, those useful guides quickly become very useless data on a dead paperweight. Thankfully, Novothink may have a solar-powered solution.

DARPA looking to develop iPhone and Android apps, App Store

Sure, in the past we've got a hearty chuckle out of initiatives that involved Redfly terminals and Clippy variants, but the question remains: how can we get cutting-edge tech into the hands of soldiers faster? We've recently come across some RFIs for DARPA projects aimed at developing apps and an App Store for Android and the iPhone OS, with two in particular -- Mobile Apps for the Military (DARPA-SN-10-27), and Transformative Apps (DARPA-BAA-10-41) -- catching our eye. The agency is calling for apps for battlefield, humanitarian, and disaster recovery missions, including command and control, mission planning, surveillance, reconnaissance, and language translation. Of course, if you start taking commercial smartphones out to the field there's the small matter of network coverage -- if you thought that getting a reliable connection in midtown Manhattan was an issue, what about downtown Kabul? Looks like DARPA also has plans for a military that brings its own towers with them, light-weight mobile base stations that could create a "secure mobile tactical network ... compatible with commercial smartphones." What do you think? Looking to help your country out, make a bit of money, or maybe a little of both? Check the links below to start your lucrative career as a military contractor. And tell 'em Engadget sent you.

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