Friday, February 26, 2010
Symbian^4 shown off on video, seems.. uninspired
The first videos of Symbian^4 have just been released for public consumption, and we can’t help but notice that they seem very.. uninspired. Actually, perhaps that’s inaccurate. They’re very inspired. Directly inspired. By the competition.... says Greg Kumparak
Thursday, February 25, 2010
File Magic for iPhone "really is magic!"
File Magic makes transferring files a cinch. You can finally eliminate that extra gadget, USB drive, or having to remember your login information to upload your file to the cloud. With File Magic moving your files to your iPhone really is magic!
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Yahoo inks deal to integrate Twitter content
Digital services giant Yahoo announced an agreement with Twitter to integrate the microblogging phenom's social experiences across its global network. Per terms of the deal, users can now access their personal Twitter feeds via multiple Yahoo properties including Yahoo Mail and Yahoo Sports--in addition, they can update and share their status and content from Yahoo in their Twitter stream.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
SplashID 4.2.1 for webOS released. This has the much requested Backup & Restore feature.
See the built in help for info on how to use it or read this :)
Tap the SplashID menu and select Backup. An email will be generated containing an encrypted text version of your SplashID records. Send this email to yourself as a backup.
To restore the data, open the backup email, either from Sent items or in your Inbox if you sent it to yourself. From the menu items, choose Edit > Select All. Then select Edit > Copy from the menu items.
Then switch to SplashID and choose Restore from the SplashID menu items. Then paste your encrypted data into the space provided by selecting Edit > Paste from the menu items. The tap Restore.
If you wish to overwrite the current records, use the Delete All Records menu option before performing the Restore.
Motorola may move new handset company to California
Motorola may be following the 19th century dictate made famous by Horace Greeley: "Go West, young man!"
Monday, February 22, 2010
Top 6 iPhone apps moms will love - SplashShopper
Customize unlimited shopping lists with your own categories, track prices, and calculate your spending in real time. Be sure to check out the pre-populated lists of common wines, gifts, and movies. Sync with your desktop for more functionality, including printing lists. Try it free for 30 days before you buy.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Flight Tracker Review for iPhone from CooliPhoneApps
The comforting factor of this app is that Flight Tracker uses the same database that most airlines utilize. This ensures that information will be accurate and current. More importantly, the information provided is for cities worldwide and covers every major airport. Members of my family are constantly flying here and there. I think this app would suit us all immensely to check that flights are on time and not delayed by adverse weather, especially if I am picking them up from the airport!
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Thursday, February 18, 2010
Nokia Weathers Smart-Phone Onslaught, Maintains Industry-Leading Profitability
Defying rising competitive pressures in the smart-phone segment, No.1 mobile handset brand Nokia managed to achieve industry-leading profitability in 2009, according to iSuppli Corp. The Finnish cell-phone giant finished 2009 with an operating profit of 12.3 percent, compared to an average of 0.7 percent for all the Top-5 wireless handset brands. Samsung came in second with an operating profit of 10.5 percent.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
HTC unwraps new Android phones, Sense UI updates
Manufacturer HTC today released a trio of Android phones the company said will help propel it toward its new goal: becoming one of the world's top three largest smartphone vendors.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
RIM unveils new BlackBerry browser
Research In Motion released a new WebKit-based browser, an attempt to beat back criticism that the company's BlackBerry smartphones have fallen behind the iPhone and phones running on Google's Android platform.
Review on SplashID from 'The Productive Organizer'
This week, I will be evaluating SplashID. Its a software that have its roots from the Palm days and you can be sure the guys behind this know what they are doing since they have been doing this from a long time back.
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Review on SplashMoney for iPhone at iPhoneTunes
It seems unlikely that the word crisis would disappears from our life in the near future. Controlling our personal financial status has been always important but, these days, it seems even more important. There are many applications for financial management and banking supervision for the iPhone, hard to choose between a range this wide. Today we will analyze SplashMoney from SplashData. The version I’ve tested is 4.7.2, the update is made in December last year.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Agendus for BlackBerry 50% Off Today Only – $9.97 on February 13th, 2010
Have you tried Agendus yet? Agendus for BlackBerry is a feature full PIM (Personal Information Management) application for your BlackBerry. It tightly integrates contacts, calendar and tasks in a single, easy to use, and feature rich application. Usually the app sells for $19.95.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Agendus for BlackBerry 2.02 Beta available for anyone interested
Agendus for Blackberry is here in beta version.
mCraig for BlackBerry released..
It was tired of languishing in App World approval limbo, so we decided to sell it ourselves
mCraig for Blackberry:
SplashID featured in Apple retail store window display
Kind of cool to see SplashID icon in front of our local Apple Store window. Wondering if this is just our store or more widespread. Next time you walk by an Apple store, check it out and let us know!
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