This is the update that all Infinity Blade fans have been waiting for including me, multiplayer! That’s right, coming this May 19th, an update to all current owners of Infinity Blade will be getting Infinity Blade Arena which is the multiplayer update that uses the Game Center online to challenge your friends! Take on the … Read more
These words not uttered from the hallowed halls of the Cupertino, CA. headquarters of Apple, but from Jefferies & Co. analyst Peter Misek who claims “industry checks indicate Apple will likely announce Sprint, T-Mobile, and China Mobile as new carriers.” He also said that the iPhone 5 launch which looks to be at earliest, in … Read more
If you are not a huge fan of apps, or you are using another device that does not have a Twitter app on it, then you will be happy to know that Twitter is rolling out a new web based browser app that has a slick new user interface. The app is fast – you … Read more
Just a few hours Angry Birds web version went live and see what we have here, some codes to hack it. We are sure there are many impatient ones out there who want to skip all the basic levels (after all, they have played it thousands of times on their phone, pc …) and get to the exclusive part of the game – special Chrome levels.
It’s the second day of Google I/O 2011 conference and some Angry Birds invaded it. Yes, we are indeed talking about the world’s most popular mobile game, Angry Birds, it’s now available on the web via Google Chrome. Although Angry Birds has been available on various platforms, web is the biggest of all of them. And so it deserves some new levels, perhaps…
So you create one of those new fangled ‘free’ apps that relies on advertising and you sit back and wait for the money to pour in. And despite releasing an app for Android, the current king of phones, the ad revenue doesn’t roll in. Why? Turns out not only are Android users stingy at paying … Read more
Hello to all the Mobility Digest Faithful, Casual Readers and Those Just Looking for a story to write. I’m the new writer here at Mobility Digest. Some of you may have noticed the name, I’ve been an avid commenter for months (mostly to provide a counter-point to Simmons) and an visitor of the site since, … Read more
It’s now and has always been a normal thing to see any Apple product in India after a year of its international launch. iPhone 4 is no exception to it. Vodafone India which initially seemed to be interesed in launching iPhone 4 in India is now silent. Airtel and Aircel are the only network carriers who are still concerned about iPhone 4 in India. And today, Airtel launches a pre-registration page for iPhone 4 on its official website.
Microsoft’s march to compete is continuing to plow forward. Recently they’ve been making their presence on iOS known. They release OneNote, PhotoSynth and of course, the Bing iPad app that’s great. In their latest move, they’ve released a Bing Maps iOS SDK. What’s it do? This new SDK gives developers a set of Objective C … Read more
Let’s see, your smartphone can make phone calls, play music, store contacts, store books etc. But how thin is your smartphone, can you bend it? Meet PaperPhone which can do all the stuffs that your smartphone can, plus as its name suggests it’s as thin as a paper and it bends to your will – infact, bending is the way to interact with this PaperPhone.
Snapbucket has been released into the App Store. This is a photo editor released by Photobucket that’s free. Here are the details: Editing your photos just got more fun and way easier! With Snapbucket, you can take a picture, edit it using cool effects, and share it with anyone in your network! It’s the easiest … Read more
Apple has just released iOS 4.3.3 update for iPhone (AT&T/GSM), iPad, iPod touch and iOS 4.2.8 for Verizone iPhone (CDMA), bringing the location database cache episode to an end.