Jan 28, 2009

ReadWriteWeb Managing your podcast subscriptions on the iPhone and iPod touch while on the go and without having access to your computer is not exactly an enjoyable experience. Last year, Apple rejected Alex Sokirynsky's Podcaster from the App Store because it duplicated "the functionality of the Podcast section of iTunes." Now, however (Read More)

Jan 27, 2009

TechCrunch Last August, I upgraded from a simple flip phone to a HTC Touch. Immediately I began looking for a way to avoid manually entering my Gmail contacts into the phone.After several hours of fruitless searching, I stumbled on NuevaSync--a free service that sync'd both my Gmail contacts and my Google Calendar. Thankfully, they a (Read More)

Dec 28, 2008

TechCrunch One of the big complaints about Twitter is that conversations are hard to follow. Users can write a response to a Twitter message (or anything else), but the easy way to do this is to add an @[username] tag to the Twitter, which refers back to the original Twitter user. But by then that original user has often moved on to o (Read More)

Dec 16, 2008

Submitted by Magitam from Google Reader: But the developer swears his iPhone application followed all the proper rules, and in any case, Google's admitted use of off-limits APIs has drawn no rebuke from Apple. (Read More)

Dec 14, 2008

Submitted by Michaelfidler from Google Reader: In an interview last year following Apple’s unveiling of the iPhone, Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer laughed off the new device. He’s not laughing anymore. Or at least, various Microsoft divisions under his rule aren’t. The company released its first application for the iPhone today, Seadragon Mobile.Truth be told, (Read More)

Dec 16, 2008

Submitted by Louisgray from Google Reader: Apple’s documentation for changes in the recent 10.5.6 system update includes a line of interest to MobileMe users on the Mac:Contacts, calendars, and bookmarks on a Mac automatically sync within a minute of the change being made on the computer, another device, or the web at me.com.So we now have “push” for those items on (Read More)

Dec 06, 2008

Submitted by Skizzlizzit from Google Reader: When friends push friends onto Gmail, it usually involves talking up the seemingly limitless storage space, the fast-moving interface, or its inter-connectedness with other Google applications, like Calendar. Those features are all fine and good, but Gmail does a lot of helpful things that some users never get to dig into. (Read More)

Dec 14, 2008

Submitted by Magitam from Google Reader: Whether you’re new to the world of authorship or a veteran trying to make the most of Web services and applications, there are a number of online tools for writers of all types. From blogging platforms to networking hotbeds, and job boards to real-world gatherings, and more, the supply of utilities is comprehensive, to say (Read More)

Dec 15, 2008

Submitted by Solacetech: Soon, anyone with a Facebook account will soon be able to use it as login for micro-blogging service Twitter, we've learned.That's because Twitter is at this very moment working on an integration with Facebook Connect -- the service that allows Facebook members to login to third-party Web sites using their Facebook account. (Read More)

Dec 11, 2008

Submitted by Kevinwhalen: iPhone Copy and Paste Now Working Between Safari and Mail. (Read More)

Dec 08, 2008

Submitted by Michaelfidler: According to Bloomberg, the retail giant is set to sell a 4GB iPhone for $99. The current 8GB entry-level model is $199 plus a two-year AT. (Read More)

Dec 06, 2008

Submitted by Jrblaze from Google Reader: Section: Apple News, Updates, iPod + iTunes, iPod touch, iPhone + Communications, iPhone, iPhone SDK & AppsArs Technica has recently found some undocumented features of the SDK in the new iPhone 2.2 software. Perhaps the most interesting of these features is the MPTVOutWindow class. This class allows developers to output th (Read More)

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