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Warner Bros. release Inception and The Dark Knight apps.
Warner Bros. has decided that it is going to try a new way to distribute certain movie titles. Inception and The Dark Knight now have their very own apps with the movie and special features built in.
This also helps sales in countries where the iTunes movie store is not available but the App Store is.
Get the links and trailer below.
(Inception, The Dark Knight)
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Apple explains the difference between GSM and CDMA iPhone calling features.
Apple has released a support document outlining the difference in call features between the GSM model and the CDMA model.
For example, the iPhone on AT&T supports up to 5 simultaneous calls at once while the Verizon iPhone supports only 2. Also, to place a call of hold the GSM iPhone simple taps and holds āMuteā while the CDMA version in incapable of doing it at all and Apple states:
CDMA networks do not offer the ability to place a call on hold.
The GSM iPhone seems to offer way more easy of use and advantages at this point. Check out the full chart above and the full document below.
(via Apple Support Document, Macgasm)
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AT&T CEO does not like the Apple App Store.
Now that AT&T has lost the iPhone exclusivity, it seems that AT&T is being a bit bitter about it being on Verizon. CEO Randall Stephenson stated:
āYou purchase an app for one operating system, and if you want it on another device or platform, you have to buy it again."
"That's not how our customers expect to experience this environment.ā
We're sure Jobs would not have tolerated this a month ago so hopefully those slow Verizon iPhone 4 sales pick up so he can shove it in his face.
(via USA Today)
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A first look at Opera Mini on the iPad. (Video)
The Opera Mini for the iPad Ā is being shown at MWC.
Very fast, smooth and we can't wait! Check it out below!
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Apple App Store attracting more developers but Android is gaining more apps.
Security services company Lookout has released a new study showing many comparisons between the Apple App Store and the Android Market.
Between August 2010 and February 2011, the App Store brought in nearly 24,000 developers. Android only brought in a little over 4,000. On the contrary, the Android Market had a 127% increase in the number of apps released since August 2010 whereas the App Store has only seen a 44% growth rate. At that growth rate, Android apps should surpass the App Store by the end of 2012.
Is it better to have more apps or developers?
Check out the full, extensive report here.
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Including the iPad, Apple is the leader in mobile PC sales.
If the iPad is counted as a PC, then Apple is the largest mobile PC vendor in the world.
DisplaySearch has released some research that shows Q4 2010 mobile PC shipments by vendor, units sold and market share percentage. Apple ranked number one with 10.2 million units and a 17.2% share, HP ranked second with 9.3 million units and a 15.6% share. Finishing the top five was Acer, Dell and Toshiba.
Apple previously announced during its 1Q financial call that they had record Mac and iPad sales. Maybe OS X 11 will make the iPad a true PC.
(via WSJ)
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Google announces āOne Passā to rival Apple's App Store subscriptions. (Video)
Google has announced an all inclusive subscription model titled āOne Passā. āOne Passā allows you to purchase a subscription at many lengths, and then have access to that content across multiple types of devices such as a desktop browser or a mobile application.
The process uses web interface and Google Checkout so implementing this functionality isn't too complicated.
Google is only charging 10% and you get access to consumer data.
This comes perfectly timed as Apple has announced its subscription model which has already comes under fire by Rhapsody. Apple wants developers to offer the same subscription offer that they offer outside the app, in the app as in app-purchase. Although for the consumer this is much less hassle-free, the developer then has to pay 30% of that subscription to Apple, most of which can't afford that model.
Check out the "One Pass" promo video:
(via Google)
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Verizon iPhone 4 sales off to a slow start.
According to BGR, the Verizon iPhone 4 isn't selling as much as everyone thought it would. Although not entirely certain, it's believed that the pre-order sold 550,000 iPhones. Of the iPhones sold so far, 30% of those came from Android users, 25% from BlackBerry and 14% came from AT&T iPhone users.
The report also tracked 5 days of sales from Apple stores comparing sales of the AT&T iPhone to the Verizon iPhone.
Thursday: Verizon = 909, AT&T = 539 Friday: Verizon = 916, AT&T = 680 Saturday: Verizon = 660, AT&T = 471 Sunday: Verizon = 796, AT&T = 701 Monday: Verizon = 711, AT&T = 618
It's hard to believe this info is 100% accurate but it does give a good overview of how the Verizon iPhone is doing.
(via BGR)
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Apple's MobileMe to take on FaceBook, Foursquare and Ustream.
A anonymous source has told Cult of Mac that MobileMe will be revamped into a all in one social media outlet. It will be able to track current location, show recently listened to iTunes tracks, currently used apps, show uploaded photos and stream video.
It will use a recently awarded patent called iGroups to notify you and your group when your near each other.
Your information will have strict privacy rules allowing you to share as much or as little information as you want.
Here's what their source had to say:
āThe concept is that you would have you own website thatās dynamic, all based on what you are doing at that moment,ā said our source. āApple thinks of it as having a webserver in your pocket⦠everything will be dynamically updated to MobileMe.ā
A recent rumor also states that you will be able to store your personal media into MobileMe for free.
If Ping is a hint towards Apple's knowledge of social networking then this might be a bad idea. Hopefully they knock it out of the park.
(via Cult of Mac)
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iPhone users are more valuable than Android users.
A study by Mobclix shows that the potential revenue brought in from advertising in iPhone apps is more valuable than on Android apps.
They analyzed the the Top 10 apps for two weeks in the categories "Utilities", "Entertainment" and "Games". Only apps with 500k+ download and/or 75k daily active users were used. They defined an "Active User" as one who uses the app at least 3 times a week for a minimum of 5 minutes.
The results shown above show the iOS users defeating Android in every category tested. The "Utilities" category has the highest value overall with over 2x the value of "Games".
According to the study, if you're a developer, go iOS and a create handy free utility app to bring in some nice advertising revenue.
(via Mobclix)
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iPhone 4 data is faster than the Motorola Atrix 4G.
Engadget recently reviewed the Motorola Atrix 4G Android phone coming to AT&T. As you know, they write great reviews and this one was no different but we did notice a certain statement they made when testing the data download and upload speeds. Remember the Atrix is a ā4Gā phone:
In comparison to other handsets we've tested on the network in the same spots, the Atrix 4G actually got lower speed rankings on both downstream and upstream tests. In general, we saw an average download speed of around 1.5 Mbps, while uploads were even worse at just about 0.15 Mbps. We did see download speeds spike occasionally into 2.2 Mbps territory, but that wasn't the norm. During the testing, the phone had four or five bars, and was clearly displaying the HSPA+ icon.
The odd thing is that if you compare the device against the iPhone 4 on AT&T's network -- tested in exactly the same locations -- you see much different results. On the iPhone, data speeds were consistently in the 2 or 3 Mbps range for downloads, and hovering around 1 Mbps for uploads.
Letās not fool ourselves. AT&T rebranded their 3G network as 4G because they were the last network without a ā4Gā gimmick. These HSPA+ speeds arenāt anywhere near the advertised speed, and add the latency on top of that and it really doesnāt even matter what speed it is. Still though, you would hope that tacking on ā4Gā onto the name of the phone itself would at least beat a phone that is obviously showing a ā3Gā symbol at the top.
Unfortunately, the iPhone 5 is hinting at 3G for at least one more year. Letās take bets now, LTE iPhone 6 anyone?
(via Engadget)
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How to have guests request songs and party with iTunes DJ.
iTunes DJ is one of those features that doesn't see much widespread use because many people just don't know about it. It's great when you want to listen to a playlist at a party and you can even have your fellow iPhone, iPod Touch buddies vote on the songs to hear next. With AirPlay gaining some traction, you can stream the music to your Apple TV 2G and blast your music through your entertainment system.
Things you'll need: The newest iTunes and be signed into your account. Music in your library. iDevice with the Apple Remote app installed. The computer with iTunes need to be on the same network as the iDevice.
Let's do this:
First, open iTunes and locate the "iTunes DJ" in the left hand column under the "Playlists" section. Click it.
On the lower right hand side you'll see "Settings". Click it. It will show the above picture, click "Continue".
You'll see a screen similar to the above picture.
Here you can change the amount of songs showing that were recently played and that are coming up.
Make sure you check the box that says "Allow guests to request songs with Remote for iPhone or iPod Touch"
You can add a welcome message but make sure you check the box "Restrict requests to source" and choose the correct playlist you want your guests to request from.
You can also "Enable Voting" and require a password if you'd like.
Go ahead and click the first track on the list to start playing!
Now you obviously don't want to go back and forth to your computer all night so just grab your iPhone and follow these steps to remotely DJ:
Download the Remote app here.
Install it and open it.
It you're on the same network as your computer playing the music, it should appear like the above picture.
Tap the library listed under "iTunes DJ"
You will then see the songs coming up and can vote on songs to play next.
Tap the heart icon next to the songs you want to vote for like the above picture.
You can also request a song from the designated playlist that you allowed for earlier.
Party!
Make sure to check out all of our tipsĀ here!
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Shocker: Verizon network still fine 4 days after iPhone release.
Itās almost sad that this is even newsworthy but in the 4 days the Verizon iPhone has been active, Verizonās network shows no signs of degradation.
The firm Compuware Gomez did the research and they are assuming there is around 500,000 ā 700,000 new iPhone 4 users on Verizonās network. They ran an experiment with thousands of users to see if the network was still performing well. The users reported their daily experience and page-load times to them and the result is staggering:
Weāre just four days in, but our measurements show that real-world data users on Verizon Wireless are experiencing no noticeable performance degradation due to the influx of new iPhone users on the network.
Thank goodness we got the facts.
(via GigaOM)
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Jetstar to get in-flight iPads for $10 a flight.
Jetstar will be offering the option to rent an iPad for $10 per flight starting in April.
The iPad will come pre-loaded with movies, music, books and more. It will become the flights āpersonal entertainment systemā for a very reasonable price.
Jetstar had trials last June with 30 iPads and have proved to be very successfully.
Originally Jetstar attempted to have the iPads before Christmas but they are finishing up licensing deals with Apple.
For $10, count me in (if I didnāt have one).
(via TUAW)
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Apple updates iWeb to version 3.0.3.
If you go and check your software updates youāll see that Apple has released iWeb 3.0.3. While there are no new features, it does address some problems.
It states:
This update contains bug fixes and improvements, including the following:
- Addresses an issue when using the iSight Movie widget on certain Macs - Addresses an issue publishing iWeb sites using FTP - Improves compatibility with Mac OS X
Itās just above 177 MB and requires Mac OS X 10.5.8 or 10.6.3.
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