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How to Get Kicked Out of the App Store – PC World

The Guardian How to Get Kicked Out of the App Store PC World An iPhone game developer has learned that hard way that one of the following will get your app banned: Publicly slamming the iPhone App Store, or gradually increasing prices until someone pays hundreds of dollars for a simple time waster. … Calendar app and sailboat-racing game: iPhone apps of the week CNET Apple to iPad devs: on your mark, get set, submit! Ars Technica Study shows almost half of iPad apps being tested are games GamePro.com GigaOm (blog) ?- Datamation ?- Wired News all 524 news articles?? Read more here: How... 

A yearly calendar app and a sailboat racing game: iPhone apps of the week – CNET

Globe and Mail A yearly calendar app and a sailboat racing game: iPhone apps of the week CNET As we get closer to the launch date of Apple's iPad (April 3), I can't help thinking to myself how each app I use might translate to the new device. Games obviously will have a lot more flexibility with the added touch screen space, … Go here to see the original: A yearly calendar app and a sailboat racing game: iPhone apps of the week – CNET  Read More →

Sleuths Trace Digital Clues to Predict iPad Sales – Wall Street Journal

The Guardian Sleuths Trace Digital Clues to Predict iPad Sales Wall Street Journal Weeks before the iPad, Apple Inc.'s new tablet computer, is released, amateur analysts are reading the digital equivalent of tea leaves to estimate early sales. But their findings might not be as clear as the forthcoming device's color … Calendar app and sailboat-racing game: iPhone apps of the week CNET Apple Sets March 27 Deadline for First IPad Apps PC World Apple to iPad devs: on your mark, get set, submit! Ars Technica GamePro.com ?- Wired News ?- PC Magazine all 486 news articles?? Link: Sleuths... 

Wikipedia Gets Pretty with Articles iPhone App

When it comes to accessing Wikipedia on your iPhone , there’s no shortage of options. This week, a new app entered the arena dubbed Articles , and for users who value a solid interface and pleasant viewing experience, it’s an excellent choice. The app, which is $2.99 in the App Store , features some innovative features, like viewing articles based on your location, a really great photo viewer (complete with the ability to either copy photos or save them to your camera roll), and a multi-page interface that works the same way as Mobile Safari The rest is here: Wikipedia Gets Pretty... 

Zyxel X-550N wireless router

The Zyxel X-550N is a Gigabit wireless router that’s best used for wired connections, especially those with VPN needs. Excerpt from: Zyxel X-550N wireless router  Read More →

Record Numbers Tune in to March Madness Live Stream

It’s NCAA men’s basketball tournament time — otherwise known as March Madness — and the online streaming initiative from CBS Sports and the NCAA is already netting massive numbers: 3.4 million hours of video/audio were streamed online by three million unique visitors on day one. Those staggering numbers mean that online viewership is already up 20% over last year’s figures, and apparently a large majority of you have no problem watching from work. In fact, the always clever “Boss Button” — a one-click option to hide your guilty pleasure —... 

5 Things You Need to Know About Location-Based Social Media

Kevin Nakao is VP of Mobile & Business Search for WhitePages , a Top 40 Web and Mobile Publisher. You can find him on Twitter , and on the Whitepages Blog where he writes about mobile, local, and social media. While last year’s SXSW seemed to serve as the “coming out” party for location-based services (LBS), maybe this year’s conference signifies the migration of these platforms into mainstream culture Original post: 5 Things You Need to Know About Location-Based Social Media  Read More →

Apple Takes iPad Secrecy All the Way to 11

In order to have access to iPad testing units, developers and testers had to agree to keep the device tethered to a fixed object in an isolated room with blacked-out windows, according to a report by BusinessWeek . That’s pretty hardcore. It’s unclear from BusinessWeek’s report if that was a condition enforced before the iPad was unveiled to the public or if it’s something that will be kept up until the April 3 launch date. Apple is a notoriously secretive company, especially when it comes to new products. Go here to read the rest: Apple Takes iPad Secrecy All the Way... 

Canon PowerShot A495 (red)

The Canon PowerShot A495 is a bargain for anyone concerned more with photo quality than features. See the original post: Canon PowerShot A495 (red)  Read More →

Canon PowerShot A495 (blue)

The Canon PowerShot A495 is a bargain for anyone concerned more with photo quality than features. Read more from the original source: Canon PowerShot A495 (blue)  Read More →

Canon PowerShot A495 (silver)

The Canon PowerShot A495 is a bargain for anyone concerned more with photo quality than features. See the rest here: Canon PowerShot A495 (silver)  Read More →

ZT Affinity 7288Li

The ZT Affinity 7288Li offers nothing to set it apart from the competition. Its Intel Core i3 processor and 500GB of memory are both subpar components for its price, especially compared with $100 cheaper Gateway’s DX4831-01e. We recommend staying away from this desktop. Go here to read the rest: ZT Affinity 7288Li  Read More →

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