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i-Got-Control IRB1 dongle gives your iPhone / iPod touch universal remote functionality

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:21:00 +0000

No need to spot clean your spectacles, and no need to brush the cobwebs out of your dome — you really are seeing yet another IR dongle for Apple’s dear iLineup. Hot on the heels of New Potato’s FLPR , ThinkFlood’s RedEye mini and Power A’s solution comes this: an all-too-similar way to convert your iPod touch, iPhone or forthcoming iPad into a universal remote.

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Windows Phone 7 Lacks Flash Support – InformationWeek

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:56:51 +0000

Redmond Pie Windows Phone 7 Lacks Flash Support InformationWeek Flash support could be a key differentiator between Windows Phone 7 and Apple's iPhone .

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SlingPlayer for Android coming this summer, demoed on video

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:31:00 +0000

Good news, Android fans. It looks like you’ll soon have a SlingPlayer to call your own.

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Apple has pre-sold "hundreds of thousands" of iPads

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:50:00 +0000

Apple is on pace to potentially sell more iPads in its first three months than it sold iPhones in the three months after the touch-screen handset made its debut back in 2007, people familiar with the company’s running sales totals say.

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HTC A9292 ‘Supersonic’ shows up in another inventory listing

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:47:00 +0000

It’s anyone’s guess whether we’ll see this mythical Supersonic from HTC show up at CTIA next week (wouldn’t that be awesome?), but a phone identified as the HTC A9292 has recently made an appearance in yet another internal system which can’t be a bad sign. As a refresher, the A9292 is popularly believed to be the Supersonic, a 4.3-inch Android-powered beast for Sprint that could become one of the carrier’s very first WiMAX-enabled phones. This time around, the phone’s turned up in a warehouse portal used by indirect third-party dealers, which would seem like a sign that they’re getting ready to distribute these bad boys; hopefully we’ll know all in just a few days’ time out in Vegas.

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Jailbreak Iphone and Unlock Baseband 3.1.3 – World Daily News

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:46:01 +0000

World Daily News Jailbreak Iphone and Unlock Baseband 3.1.3 World Daily News Iphone Dev Team and many other developers has found their way to go toe to toe on this battle against the free world for all the people. …

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Some iPhone App Sites Demand Money for Reviews – Wired News

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:39:59 +0000

BBC News Some iPhone App Sites Demand Money for Reviews Wired News That's the proposition some review sites have for publicity-starved iPhone developers. Several websites dedicated to iPhone app reviews are requesting … iTunes Connect update allows price changes, automated release dates CNET What do the First Lady, Steve Wozniak, and FarmVille's Mark Pincus all have in ..

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Apple patent application offers more evidence of projector plans

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:24:00 +0000

They’re easily missed about the mass of Apple patent applications revealed each year, but the company has filed a few regarding projectors (pico projectors, specifically), and the latest one to be published has now offered a few more details on how they might all fit together. That application boasts the rather broad title of “projector system and methods,” and basically describes a setup that would let various devices (including a laptop or phone) remotely interact with a projector, which could itself be built into a device like a phone. To do that, each device in question would be equipped with a sensor of some sort that would be able to receive data from the projector, and even allow you to do fairly advanced things like calibrate the projector remotely

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Amazon Launches Kindle For Mac – InformationWeek

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:23:35 +0000

Globe and Mail Amazon Launches Kindle For Mac InformationWeek The Apple Mac software expands the number of devices on which e-books bought from Amazon can be read, which now include the iPhone , BlackBerry, … First Look: Kindle for Mac Wired News Amazon Developed Free Kindle App For iPad, iPhone and Mac Users Seven Sided Cube Amazon releases Kindle app beta for Mac CNET PC World - Ars Technica - ChannelWeb all 188 news articles »

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NPR and WSJ building ‘Flash-free’ pages for iPad, Apple quietly delays select iPad accessories

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:02:00 +0000

For awhile, we couldn’t decide what we were more angry at: the fact that select devices wouldn’t support Flash, or that Flash was simply too demanding on select devices. We still can’t say with any degree of certainty which side of the fence we’re on, but there’s no question that Apple’s refusal to play nice with Adobe on the iPhone, iPod touch and forthcoming iPad limits the abilities of those devices significantly. Curiously enough, it seems that Apple’s importance in the mobile (and media delivery) realm is coercing select portals to develop Flash-free websites for those who drop by on an iDevice

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