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Several iPhone app developers have teamed up to launch PhotoAppLink, a new open source initiative that aims to simplify photo editing by tying multiple photo-editing apps together. As you know, there are an incredible number of photo editing apps in iTunes today, and often, each especially excels in one particular area. for example, converting photos …
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If you haven’t heard of a dap, then you need this app. a dap, to the uninitiated, is a typical fist bump, that ubiquitous guy greeting. as a high school business teacher, Loganville resident Nick Johnson sees them constantly. Which then set Johnson and his friend, former University of Georgia fullback Jeremy Thomas, to thinking: …
Tawkon, an Israeli startup that offers mobile apps capable of measuring cellular radiation, has secured seed funding to the tune of $1.5 million. The capital injection comes from thetime, an investment company owned by Ilan Shiloah, chairman of McCann Erickson Israel and Nir Tarlovsky, and from Tzvika Barinboim. Other backers include management consulting company TASC, …
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Good news for the Verizon Wireless customers as the carrier announced a deal with Chomp to provide an integrated search function for apps in the newly redesigned Verizon Apps. As a result, users should expect to get much better results, even on queries that has nothing to do with the app’s name — Chomp’s proprietary …
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By Jonny Evans At long last Adobe Flash has come to an iPad or iPhone. at long last, Adobe finally seems to have got the idea in its long-running dispute with Apple [AAPL] over the once important media encoding technology. Flash will in future run on Apple devices — no Flash required, kinda. [ABOVE: In …
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Press Release Source: Sticky Projects LLC on Monday September 12, 2011, 4:49 pm EDT OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 12, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — PigeonMe, a free iPhone application developed by Sticky Projects LLC to connect people to places through open mapping technology, today announced plans to debut it’s modern meet-up solution at TechCrunch Disrupt 2011, the second …
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Google has removed the ability for iPhone and iPad users to purchase eBooks in the Google Books app due to Apple’s demand for a 30 percent cut of all in-app purchases. Apple and Google are feuding on new turf. Google Books users on the iPhone and iPad can no longer buy books from within the app. Phandroid reports that …
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Like us on Facebook Friendly The Ad supported version of this app comes for free and the other version is at $.99. this unofficial Facebook app on the iPad does everything a non-existent Facebook app would do such as browse photos, make wall updates, check your profile, like and even chat. Photosynth Photosynth for iOS is …
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After less than three years of existence, Apple’s App Store has accumulated half-a-million mobile apps. The iTunes App Store, which launched in the summer of 2008, surpassed the 500,000 milestone Tuesday morning, according to 148Apps, an iPhone app reviews blog that has been tracking the store closely. To be clear, that’s 500,000 apps that Apple …
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LG new display is great news for app development We rarely talk about hardware, but we’re making an exception with this one: LG just announced its first 4.5-inch screen with HD resolution (1280 x 720 pixels). LG not only makes smartphones, or televisions for that matter. The company is also well know for its high-quality …
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