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Monday, November 8, 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Flash for the iPhone and iPad Is Here
There is a new iOS based App that has been approved and was due to launch today by SkyFire which will enable Flash videos on the iPhone.
The App was actually released early last night, and has been temporarily removed from the App Store. The reason being the App was that popular it has degraded the user experience, SkyFire have commented saying they are increasing their infrastructure and it will be back very soon.
This is fantastic news, Flash is something that has been missing from the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch range from the start, but for good reason, Apple report that Adobe's Flash is the number one reason Macs crash and so for that reason they decided not to allow it on their mobile devices. It also uses a lot of processing power and produces a lot of excess heat.
The App was actually released early last night, and has been temporarily removed from the App Store. The reason being the App was that popular it has degraded the user experience, SkyFire have commented saying they are increasing their infrastructure and it will be back very soon.
This is fantastic news, Flash is something that has been missing from the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch range from the start, but for good reason, Apple report that Adobe's Flash is the number one reason Macs crash and so for that reason they decided not to allow it on their mobile devices. It also uses a lot of processing power and produces a lot of excess heat.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Overview Of Apple iPhone4
How often are you happy with any product that you buy? When there are so many options for you to choose from you, it's not easy to decide what's best for you. Sometimes you wonder, if the product you buy is really worth the money that you put in. Innovation in technology paves way for introduction of new products. Earlier, emails and videos could be sent only using a computer but nowadays it can be done using a high end mobile phone such as an Apple iPhone4. No one could have imagined the kind of features that have been incorporated in this pocket size device. From recording high end videos to getting direction to the nearest coffee shop or restaurant can now be done using a single device.
When a new model is launched in the market, everyone gets curious to know how it looks and what kind of outstanding features the mobile has. You get to know about the functionality of the mobile from a friend who has just bought the phone or you read the various online reviews posted by customers. When you spend your hard earned money, ensure that you buy after enquiring about the model. This way you need not waste your money buying mobile phones continuously. An Apple Iphone4 is one such device that offers the best functionality for the price you pay.
Simplicity of using an Apple iPhone4
Performing various tasks is simplified with the help of an Apple Iphone4. If you are on a vacation and have an important document that needs to be sent to your boss or client, then why worry when you have your Apple Iphone4 handy. If you have multiple email accounts such as Yahoo and Exchange, you can switch between various mail boxes easily. Isn't it amazing? This way you enjoy your vacation with your family and also retain your client without giving any excuses.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
iPhone App Review
Taskpaper by Hog Bay Software is a nice iPhone app that allows you to manage tasks and projects and also to write text. I recently bought the app and found that it can also be used as a great tool to implement Autofocus system on iPhone.
Autofocus system proposed by Mark Forster, a time management expert and author of Do It Tomorrow, is less well known than "Getting things done" system of David Allen but deserves more attention as it offers a very simple but highly effective way of getting tasks done.
Autofocus basically consists in working with unordered lists of tasks. The lists are divided into two kinds, namely closed lists and open lists.
You start by putting down all things you need to do on a sheet of paper or on Taskpaper that I will review below. When you are done recording all the tasks, you cross a bar under the list of tasks. Items above the bar is called a closed list. They are called as such because you do not add more tasks in the closed list.
Now, you work on any item on the closed list that you just feel like to do. There is no priority or context required as criteria for what task to do. You just leave it to your intuition.
You work on the task as long as you want. When the task is completed, you mark the task by drawing a strike through over it. If the task is not finished, you do the same marking but also add the item under the bar. You scan through the list and select and work on other tasks again based on your gut feeling.
While doing this scan-work-mark process, if a new task pops up in your mind, you add it under the bar. All the items newly added under the bar are called an open list.
Once all the items in the closed list have been scanned, you go to the open list and check if there is a task that you feel like to do. You do it and mark it as done and/or add it at the end of the open list.
You do the rounds of this work process repeatedly. As time flows, all the tasks in the closed list will be eventually completed or newly added into the open list.
When no task is left in the closed list, you draw a new bar under the open list. Now the existing open list becomes a new closed list.
This repeated cycles of working on closed and open lists help you to get tasks done in an effective manner while leaving no tasks undone. If you want to know more about Autofocus system, visit http://www.markforster.net/autofocus-system.
Now the question is what iPhone apps are out there to implement Autofocus?
The answer is "not many". As of writing this article in September 2010, I found only three apps that may be called Autofocus-friendly. They are Focuspad, Focustodo, and Taskpaper.
Focuspad looks promising app for Autofocus, but stopped working properly since I upgraded to IOS 4.1. For a review on the Focuspad, visit http://www.markforster.net/forum/post/906911
Focustodo quite nicely succeeds in porting Autofocus system onto. However, it has shortcomings like lack of ability to create a bar between the closed and open lists, which is possible in the Focuspad, and inability to move tasks once they are created.
As for Taskpaper, it has double advantage in that it can be used for Autofocus and also for managing tasks, texts and projects. Compared with the two apps above, Taskpaper has much simpler interface.
Any item you create on the blank screen of the app can have three modes of note, task, and project. Once you insert a new item, you can change it into one of the three modes by pressing Enter key.
When you complete a task, you swipe you finger over it from left to right. Then the task is marked as done with a nice looking line. You can also drag and drop any times by pressing them for about one second. This makes it easy to make any items into a subtask or a subproject. You can create as many items as possible by typing each item and pressing Enter keys.
If have plenty of completed tasks, you can mark them as done and collect them at the bottom of the list simply by choosing archive button. This is really convenient feature that easily removes clutter of completed tasks in the list.
Taskpaper does not support one principle of Autofocus that when you do not finish a task in the closed list you cross it out but newly add it into the open list. I solve this problem with a simple drag and drop of the unfinished item from the closed list to the open list.
One of the major strengths of Autofocus system is the simplicity that lies in working a blank paper and creating and working on tasks with no imposition of constraints like deadlines, contexts or others. In this regard, Taskpaper, with its simple but efficient interface and functions, is a nice tool to implement Autofocus
Don't think that Taskpaper is an app that should be used only for managing tasks. You can use it as a great outliner program. Writing a long text gets easier when you type random ideas in the app and later flesh out each idea by adding sub items.
Last but not least, Taskpaper's files are also saved in real time on a website offered by the developer. This ensures that you can always keeps copies of all your documents in a safe place.
Taskpaper has many more potentials not covered in this short review. If you are interested in Autofocus system or just looking for a nice app for todo management, you should definitely try Taskpaper.
Sunny Ley enjoys writing about several subjects like how to write better, useful software for writing, time management, and also home and office furniture. You can also check his new website on filing cabinets to improve your working environment.
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Apple's iPhone 4 Vs HTC's Evo 4G Phone
There have been many discussions about which phone is better, the Apple iPhone 4 or the HTC Evo 4G. Many people are comparing the two phones in similarity. If you are considering which phone and network you should go with, you should definitely read this article.
We will start with the iPhone 4. First off, it is on the AT&T network, has many complaints when it comes to service. The iPhone 4 also has issues with the new external antenna that Apple created for this new iPhone. Just like every other iPhone, it is very easy to use. You could teach a three-year-old how to use the phone. Apple has a special ability to make their devices very user-friendly. There are many loyal customers when it comes to Apple. Many of those loyal customers have left the AT&T network and the iPhone because of reception issues. These issues come from two reasons, the AT&T network and the iPhone 4 external antenna problem. Some people will swear by Apple, no matter what the product will be. If you are considering purchasing the iPhone, I would recommend waiting until it is available on another network.
The HTC Evo 4G phone has a lot of features and is on the Sprint network. The good thing about this phone is that it always has service. Sprints network does not drop calls as much as the AT&T network does. Sprint's 3G network is also nationwide, as to where AT&T's 3G network is nationwide, but has many places where edge is only available. The Evo 4G is not as easy to use as the iPhone. HTC did make this phone, along with all of their others, a little more complicated to use. Apple has got everyone beat when it comes to simplicity. The EVO has the ability to do almost everything the iPhone 4 can.this phone also has the ability to add an extended battery, which you can purchase separately. This battery will literally last days, as to where the iPhone usually needs to be chargeda daily.
AT&T does have a faster 3G network than Sprint or Verizon. Almost everywhere tests have been done; this is the common result that is found. However, the HTC Evo as the ability to do for 4G speeds.the 4G network is not available in all areas as of right now. Sprint has plans as we speak to make the 4G available in all major cities within the next 12 to 18 months. There are a lot of major cities in the United States that already have a 4G network. If you live in one of these areas, go to a Sprint store and try out the Evo 4G. you will see hands-down the difference between iPhone 4 and the Evo.
Darius has been writing online now for a while and has many different interests. You can check out his websites at Diner Booths and Bistro Furniture
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
iphone 4 still not recommended by consumer reports
If you recollect, some time ago, way back when Apple first pushed out the iPhone 4 and it was discovered that the iPhone 4 antenna had issues Consumer Reports would not recommend the iPhone 4 because the Apple device had a flaw with the antenna.
Well according to an article over on the Wall Street Journal by Ian Sherr, nothing has changed in as much as Consumer Reports still will not recommend the iPhone 4, basically because Apple has failed thus far to come up with a permanent solution to the antenna issue.
Consumer Reports wrote: “Putting the onus on any owners of a product to obtain a remedy to a design flaw is not acceptable to us. We therefore continue not to recommend the iPhone 4, and call on Apple to provide a permanent fix for the phone’s reception issues.”
The reiteration of Consumer Reports refusal to recommend the iPhone 4 is presumable due to Apple announcing the end of the free bumper case giveaway with Apple stating that the issue with the iPhone 4 antenna was smaller than they originally thought.
However, as Apple was giving the free bumper case with every iPhone 4 sold, how can they tell how many actually experienced the antenna issue? The real test will be after the giveaway stops and how many complaints Apple receives from then on.
Apple apparently declined to comment about Consumer Reports continued refusal to recommend their flawed iPhone 4.
this post from: http://www.phonesreview.co.uk/2010/09/14/iphone-4-still-not-recommended-by-consumer-reports/
Sunday, September 12, 2010
iPhone 4G Protects You Against Cancer!
There have been much news in the media that mobile phones cause cancer and can be real harmful as the radiations are seriously dangerous for the people. These radiations cause damage to your cell and then you get them replicated all around the body. For some of the people, this can be seriously dangerous while others might survive to live their whole life. We wonder if the smartphone's manufacturers are implementing anything of this sort but yes, Apple has made its move to counter cancer. This news has not been made official as yet but there are a few technical developments in the structure of the mobile phone that do refer to this.
The structural change:
The structural changes in iPhone 4G refer to some of these initiatives actually but still, no one is actually certain about this fact. There have been on serious addition inside the phone that might be for the same reason. Apple iPhone 4G has a metal plate integrated into the device that marks the boundary of your phone related technology and the part exposed to you.
Possible uses of metal plate:
There can be two possible assumptions from the metal plates and their use in the practical use:
- This might be a reflector only just to get the heat deflected from user's face. Smartphone and normal phones do give away a heat emitting feeling when you are making use of the phone. The processors in these smartphones are another source of heat emission and metal plate heat deflector was more of a need.
- The plate might be there to stop the radio waves from coming into action when you are talking to anyone on the phone. The Wi-Fi, 4G waves and everything might produce enough radiations that can be dangerous. This metal plate can act as a protection and might help countering cancer that is caused by this radiation.
| This article about iPhone 4G gadget was written by Jonathan Bertrand. The author is highly interested in gadgets, technology news and reviews and every technology based niche are the scope of the author. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jonathan_Bertrand |
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
No Game Center Support on iPhone 3G
Apple has announced the iOS 4.1 firmware update for its iPhone and iPod touch devices. While we patiently await the update, Apple has announced the compatibility of Game Center - its social gaming network service - with different iOS based devices. Out of all the existing devices, Apple's Game Center won't be compatible on iPhone 3G, first generation iPhone and first generation iPod touch.
While we know that iPhone 3G owners might get a bit furious for being left out, it should be noted that the iPod touch second generation has faster and different hardware as we reported in the past. So we suppose that the Game Center app itself must be a bit graphics intensive. Though the iPod touch second generation has 128MB RAM inside its body, the 533MHz ARM1176JZ(F)-S microprocessor can speed up to 620MHz.
The Game Center, with iOS 4.1 firmware update, will be compatible on the following devices:
- iPhone 4
- iPhone 3GS
- iPod touch 2nd Generation
- iPod touch 3rd Generation
- iPod touch 4rd Generation
Do keep checking your iTunes 10 after attaching your iOS device to download and install the new iOS 4.1 update expected today.
this post from : http://www.techtree.com/India/News/No_Game_Center_Support_on_iPhone_3G/551-112805-580.html
7 Rules to build Killer iPhone Apps
7 Rules to build Killer iPhone Apps
Bet you never thought the iPhone would grow so alarmingly popular. But it has, and we cannot simply ignore it or the millions of applications that flo...
Vincent Victor
Bet you never thought the iPhone would grow so alarmingly popular. But it has, and we cannot simply ignore it or the millions of applications that float in the Apple App Store.
From funny to unique, unique to unusual and bizarre, diverse kinds of applications rule the App Store. Hundreds of more such are launched everyday. With the App Store growing bigger and bigger everyday, the lifetime of an ordinary app denigrates to less than a week. Making a breakthrough iPhone app is indeed a challenge all iPhone application developers face.
To launch a top-selling iPhone app is no easy job and requires a lot of racking your brain. Though there is no exact science to build a killer iPhone app, you can launch a near-perfect top seller if you follow these 7 rules of the thumb:
1. Innovate. Try something novel. Does your iPhone app have the “wow” factor? Is it innovative, out of the ordinary? Is it the only one in its kind? If yes, your app will definitely get due recognition in the App Store.
2. Make it usable: Your apps can be extraordinarily creative and startlingly new. But users are going to keep it idle if it is not usable. Build an app which has utility value. Fancy apps are good, but they don't get you anywhere. A usability specialist says that one should follow Apple's sterling virtue of “intuitive and consistent usability” while building apps for the iPhone.
3. Keep it Simple: Keeping it simple is a golden rule in mobile application development. No one wants an app that confuses or complicates things for them. The more difficult you make your app for usage, the less recognition it is going to receive from users.
4. Pricing: Anything sells if given for free in the Internet world. This does not mean you need to give your killer app for free. You can price it anywhere between $0.99 to $20. But, act prudently. Your app will get more exposure when given for free than when launched with a price tag. Maybe you can try different strategies. You can give your beta version for free and put a price on newer versions.
5. Provide Support: Be responsive to how your app performs in the store. If users are having difficulty in handling some feature, try to change it or post guides on how to handle your app.
6. Upgrades: Anything left idle grows stale. Never leave your app in beta. Keep upgrading new features. Listen to your users and add as many new features as possible. People who failed notice your app during its launch may notice its upgraded version and start using it.
7.Marketing is must: Yes, without doubt, this is important in killer-app making. You cannot create a killer app if you fail to market it. The more your app is marketed, the more it gets noticed by users. Instead of aggressive marketing, engage in useful, result-oriented marketing. You'll definitely hit the road to success.
From funny to unique, unique to unusual and bizarre, diverse kinds of applications rule the App Store. Hundreds of more such are launched everyday. With the App Store growing bigger and bigger everyday, the lifetime of an ordinary app denigrates to less than a week. Making a breakthrough iPhone app is indeed a challenge all iPhone application developers face.
To launch a top-selling iPhone app is no easy job and requires a lot of racking your brain. Though there is no exact science to build a killer iPhone app, you can launch a near-perfect top seller if you follow these 7 rules of the thumb:
1. Innovate. Try something novel. Does your iPhone app have the “wow” factor? Is it innovative, out of the ordinary? Is it the only one in its kind? If yes, your app will definitely get due recognition in the App Store.
2. Make it usable: Your apps can be extraordinarily creative and startlingly new. But users are going to keep it idle if it is not usable. Build an app which has utility value. Fancy apps are good, but they don't get you anywhere. A usability specialist says that one should follow Apple's sterling virtue of “intuitive and consistent usability” while building apps for the iPhone.
3. Keep it Simple: Keeping it simple is a golden rule in mobile application development. No one wants an app that confuses or complicates things for them. The more difficult you make your app for usage, the less recognition it is going to receive from users.
4. Pricing: Anything sells if given for free in the Internet world. This does not mean you need to give your killer app for free. You can price it anywhere between $0.99 to $20. But, act prudently. Your app will get more exposure when given for free than when launched with a price tag. Maybe you can try different strategies. You can give your beta version for free and put a price on newer versions.
5. Provide Support: Be responsive to how your app performs in the store. If users are having difficulty in handling some feature, try to change it or post guides on how to handle your app.
6. Upgrades: Anything left idle grows stale. Never leave your app in beta. Keep upgrading new features. Listen to your users and add as many new features as possible. People who failed notice your app during its launch may notice its upgraded version and start using it.
7.Marketing is must: Yes, without doubt, this is important in killer-app making. You cannot create a killer app if you fail to market it. The more your app is marketed, the more it gets noticed by users. Instead of aggressive marketing, engage in useful, result-oriented marketing. You'll definitely hit the road to success.
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