One of Australia’s biggest online shopping portals gets an iPhone application Shopping comparison website, getprice.com.au, has launched an application designed for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. www.getprice.com.au is said to do price comparisons on over one million products from 600 retailers across 500 categories – from cameras to cosmetics….
…of computers stolen, including his Apple Mac. Being a fan of the brand, the man “Jim” apparently went out and bought another Mac (with the insurance money one presumes). However, Jim had done a pretty smart thing – he had backed up his files on a Time Machine drive, and…
…simple, pick-up-and-play nature of Beaterator lends itself so well to the Apple platforms,” said Sam Houser, founder of Rockstar Games. “We are happy to deliver an application that allows for such…sharing and ease-of-use.” Previously announced for the PSP, Beaterator features thousands of loops and sounds made by both Timbaland and…
Apple is going into damage control over reports out of Europe there is an exploding iPhone problem. A couple of weeks ago we reported that there might be a problem with Apple’s iPhone overheating. Some media have use the term “exploding”, which is incorrect – they are overheating, although Apple…
Navigon’s free updates include spoken street names, route planning, and a call POI function Navigon AG has announced the first free update for the Australian version of the MobileNavigator for the iPhone, which has been submitted to Apple and will be available soon. Navigon is claimed to be the first…
Apple’s latest version of its operating system, v10.6 Snow Leopard, will be available this Friday Apple newest Snow Leopard OS will go on sale Friday, 28 August at Apple’s retail stores and Apple Authorised Resellers, and that Apple’s online store is now accepting pre-orders. To create Snow Leopard, Apple engineers…
Apple’s attitude towards developers might be changing – for the better. As recently pointed out in a story two weeks ago Apple is not doing application developers any favours, but now there seems to be change in the air. After having a bi-polar attitude towards developers – rejecting, then accepting,…
…Apple’s restrictions, which the company claims is illegal. Still, until Apple call in the heavy brigade it looks like the store is there to stay. It will be interesting to see how much this eats into Apple’s profits and whether they company decides to try and close the store down….
…offer full-length movies, exciting applications and most importantly an Application Seller Site portal. This portal will be a platform for developers to offer their Symbian and Windows Mobile applications to customers.” Like Apple, there will be a team of people who will filter and analyse the software along with suggesting…
…being vetted by Apple, and then approved. Some pundits are wondering aloud about the Apple approval system being a little broken allowing so many apps through with copyright issues hanging over them. Instead of taking the apps issue by issue, the Silicon Valley-based leviathan has decided to cut all ties….
…message. They did notify Apple of the problem four weeks ago, but the company did not respond, so they decided to publically show how easy it was to take over the handset. Apple’s response was a little more immediate; within 24 hours they have released a security patch that will…
There’s no love lost between Google and Apple, with the later closing the window on the much-anticipated Google Voice application. With Apple recently telling Microsoft to pull its ‘misleading’ ads, the House of Job has now said it will not be supporting the mooted Google Voice applications. This includes third-party…