If you use Apple`s iTunes store for apps for your iPhone, music for your iPod or shows for your Mac, you know it was a little frustrating always having to open the program to browse your favorite stuff. Alright, it`s a little bit of a pet peeve but there are definitely others like myself out there.
While, Firefox Mobile, Fennec, PocketFox or whatever you want to call it, won`t be making an appearance on Android phones until sometime this year, it has shown up today in running on a Nexus One.
This is a moment a lot of you in the city have probably been waiting for. You have AT&T but you don`t want an iPhone. You have AT&T, you want Android and you are sick and tired of waiting to see if the Nexus One is going to make the jump to the network.
It`s kind of like the poor man`s Motorola Droid with MOTOBLUR and it is going to be headed to Verizon in March, if you missed the specs, you can check them out here. Yes ladies and gentlemen, it has Flash support. The rest of the specs look pretty good especially if the price tag that was leaked today is correct.
Safari still remains buried deep down in the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK but that didn`t stop Apple Insider from getting an inside look at the browser that will be showing up next month on the iPad. They have used the Apple SDK iPad simulator to bring Safari up from the OS 3.2 depths for a closer look.
Without getting into the specifics, the HTC Desire is pretty much the Nexus One hardware wise but with the Sense UI running over Google`s Android like I said before. So you knew that someone was going to take it upon themselves to create a ROM that allowed for this operating system to run on the Nexus One.
In a report today by Apple Insider, stock information in Best Buy’s computer systems seem to show that stores will be receiving a shipment from Apple on March 14th. While this could definitely be the iPad, probably of the Wi-Fi enabled flavor, there are also rumors that it could be new MacBook Pros.
Well, another patent filed by Apple has come to the surface today and it`s a big one. Yes indeed ladies and gentlemen, Patently Apple has uncovered evidence that Apple was granted a patent for a capacitive multitouch display, in other words, a multipoint screen. Ok, ok, the ability to do multiple touches on the screen at the same time.
Anyway, today, a picture surfaced purportedly showing Microsoft`s new operating system running on an HTC HD2. It`s obviously an early build of the operating system but what we can see here, it looks pretty gorgeous. That is, if this isn`t completely fake.
If you are a big photographer and more precisely, an avid iPhone photographer, this is an application that you really should not let pass. ProCamera which was just released into the American market is an all-in-one camera app for the iPhone that honestly makes the camera on the phone feel like an actual camera.