Posted by iPhone Addict on Jan 13, 2010 in
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In an article published today, the Korea Times newspaper reports that the next generation iPhone could be launching in the country as early as April of this year. The newspaper quotes a senior executive from KT, Apple's local partner for iPhone as saying that all legal formalities have been cleared...
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Posted by iPhone Addict on Jan 13, 2010 in
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Back in 2005, Apple acquired a small company called FingerWorks who developed multitouch keyboards and gesture pads for Mac. Despite the acquisition, all the content and pictures of the original products continued to be displayed on the company's website all this while. However, MacRumors is now reporting that the content...
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Posted by iPhone Addict on Jan 10, 2010 in
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If you had been eagerly awaiting the launch of the Apple Tablet in March, here's some news that will dampen your spirits. The Apple Tablet might not launch in March after all. Industry sources who spoke to Reuters have revealed that at least a couple of Apple suppliers have indicated...
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It seems like a lot of time has passed since Apple rejected the Google Voice app for the iPhone. The furore raised by the media against Apple's actions back then have now died down and it appears that iPhone users too have learnt to live without Google Voice. But the...
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Posted by iPhone Addict on Jan 10, 2010 in
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It's no secret that the iPhone is a highly attractive target platform for developers, not only because of the excellent app distribution model that Apple has put in place with the App Store, but also because of the quality and accessibility of its freely-available development tools. They are great tools, indeed, but we wouldn't go as far as to say you could get a game out the door in a single day, or anything. Well, at least…we wouldn't have, until developers Alex Schwartz (who brought us Spring Fling) and Yilmaz Kiymaz (who brought us Rocket Monkey) did just that.
Schwartz and Kiymaz decided to try and develop a full-featured iPhone game, including
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Posted by iPhone Addict on Jan 10, 2010 in
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Without a doubt, one of the coolest things introduced at CES 2010 was Parrot's AR.Drone quadricoptor. We managed to track it down for some hands-on time and yes, it's really as cool as it looks from the developer's videos.
One of the biggest features behind the technology is the sensors and advanced processing behind the device which allow it to practically fly itself. Unlike other remote helicoptors, the AR.Drone uses a combination of downward looking camera, gyroscopes and other sensors to perform stationary flight and also compensate for other flight conditions. The result is a very easy to fly device.
The device is currently controlled using an iPhone/iPod
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