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DC Comics has released a iPad/iPhone app on the iTunes App store! Go get the app now!! This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad The DC App was built by the ComiXology based in New York who also released the Marvel Comics and Boom! Studios apps as well. The DC App will be available on iPhones, iPads, iPod Touches and PlayStation Portable game devices. David Hyde from DC Universe Blog says: A Scottish Hospital in is the first in the UK to use ‘Robots’ to carry out some tasks, such as:
The £300m Forth Valley Royal Hospital which opens in August will allow it’s Staff to use PDAs to control the Robots. Apparently Apple wasn’t too happy about the whole Gizmodo/iPhone 4G debacle. Gizmodo was assuming they’d be on the list to attend the WWDC 2010 at Moscone West. After not hearing back from Apple in reference to their request to be included on the list, Gizmodo found out that they’ve actually been banned. Bummer. . . . → Read More: Gizmodo Banned from WWDC 2010 So you’re working on a big project on your laptop when suddenly, without warning, your screen goes blank. You press a few keys to see what happened, but the screen won’t come back on. Your computer just died. We’ve all been there, and sometimes there is nothing more irritating than your computer dying . . . → Read More: Dead Macbook Pro Battery? Not So Fast. Described as somewhere between a smartphone and a tablet. The Dell Streak will be released on Friday for purchase across the UK at O2 stores, O2.co.uk, The Carphone Warehouse and later this month on Dell.co.uk. The Streak will be free on a £25 a month contract if you take up mobile broadband and . . . → Read More: Dell Streak: Streaking To The UK Friday March 17, 2010 – Today, an updated version of the online payment giant PayPal’s Apple iPhone app was released. Version 2.0.31 maintains the original features of the nearly 5-star rated iTunes App Store product but adds an innovative, if not slightly odd, feature. Known as “Bump,” the feature takes a cue from the Bump App for iPhone, which allows two iPhone users to easily trade photos and contacts, as well as compare and become Facebook friends. So what use did PayPal find for this technology? Now, two iPhone users can bump to send and receive PayPal payments, via the iPhone. Though it is definitely an interesting feature, is it enough to make iPhone users want to download and use it?
March 12, 2010 – Tweetie 2, from atebits, is no newcomer to the iPhone Twitter application club. Since its original release, as Tweetie, it has grown to be one of the most downloaded Twitter clients in the Apple App Store, with a 4 out of 5 star rating. Combining useful features from across the Twitter client apps, its popularity quickly skyrocketed. The intuitively designed interface and feature-packed functionality resulted in it being named as an Apple Design Award Winner, in 2009. What’s so special about it, when compared to the rest of the crowded Twitter client app market? To this end, what are the new features added in the March 11, 2010 update to Tweetie 2? Read More…. »Tweetie 2 for iPhone: A Review of Existing Features and Cool New Ones in Version 2.1.1 March 8, 2010 – On Sunday, Oscar viewers were treated to a taste of fruitful things to come, with the debut of a previously unannounced Apple iPad commercial. Even though only a little more than twelve hours may have passed since it aired, people may consider this old news. Why, then, is it still significant for anything other than entertainment purposes?
(Click to see it again, on the Official Apple YouTube Channel.) Read More…. »Apple iPad Commercial Release On-time but what about the iPad? March 5, 2010 – According to a Wall Street Journal article, Sony Corporation is currently planning to release a line of products to compete for a share of the Apple-dominated smartphone market. The word is that they are working on a smartphone that can support the downloading and playing of video games. Additionally, it seems they may be working on a device that includes netbook, e-reader, and gaming functionality. It seems that both of these unconfirmed devices would also take advantage of the company’s online media platform. Another potential competitor for Apple’s iTunes Store, it is slated to open before April 2010.
Yesterday we reported that Playstation Network has been down for several hours. Late Monday night PSN Admins resolved the problem by indentifying what was causing the issue. We are aware that the internal clock functionality in the PS3 units other than the slim model, recognized the year 2010 as a leap year. Having . . . → Read More: Playstation Network Problems Have Been Resolved |
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