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Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 20, 2009
Only four Mac updates today: the future Pogoplug, the current Minco, the perpetual Cocktail, and…a book. Plenty of iPhone apps, though, of course, to carry you through your weekend. Christmas and Black Friday apps are becoming the norm, but we’ve got Grandma’s Remedies, rejects, Secrets of the Lost Cavern, and Tone Loc, too. Wait…who?
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Pangea announces Black Friday sale, new free holiday game
Pangea has announced their 2009 Black Friday sale, during which all their iPhone games are just 99 cents. They’ve also released a free iPhone game: Jive Turkey Shoot.
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Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 19, 2009
Tonight’s updates are all about Japan, Twitter, Montezuma, Christmas, fish, asteroids, the threshold of transformation, and vampires in baseball pants.
Appletell reviews Sonos ZonePlayer S5 with ZoneBridge wireless music system
A nice addition to Sonos’ lineup of speakers and audio streaming devices, the ZonePlayer S5 wireless music system comes in a simple, one unit form factor that can be controlled through a free iPhone application. This device is meant to simply be placed in a room, quickly set up, and… Continue Reading »
Google plans to release their own phone
Recent reports are informing us that the Google Phone is no longer a rumor, and will in fact be released within a reasonable amount of time. The initial plan was to release the phone by the holiday season of this year, but we can now expect to see it early… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 18, 2009
Some familiar Mac updates today, including Voila and A Better Finder Rename. The bulk of the updates are on the iPhone side, though, including a solitaire game that’s illegal in the NFL and WWE, apparently, but quietly accepted in Major League Baseball. Also, an air combat game that allows you… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews Shortcovers eBook reader for iPhone, iPod Touch
I’ll admit I hadn’t heard of Shortcovers until just recently. However, after visiting their website, it quickly became apparent that they have a great selection of eBooks available in their store, and numerous ways to consume that media, as well. In fact, buying a book through this store allows you… Continue Reading »
Verizon fires back at AT&T claiming the truth hurts
It wasn’t long ago that AT&T filed a lawsuit against Verizon claiming that their “There’s a map for that” advertisements were both untrue and hurtful in a tremendous amount to their company. That didn’t stop Verizon from publishing more ads shortly thereafter. Now, via an official response for Verizon, we… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 17, 2009
It’s a huge update today, undoubtedly something for everyone: gamers, musicians, multipliers, Bill Gates haters, essay writers, poker players, bad drivers, wisdom seekers, amateur model stalkers, painters, Pangers, Daleks, DJs, ghost busters, and Twitterer…ers. And yet, all that really matters is the availability of Ravensword: The Fallen King for iPhone. Continue Reading »
Palm releases webOS 1.3.1 without iTunes syncing capablities
In a surprising move by Palm after its many “cat-and-mouse” games with Apple, the company has not included iTunes syncing capabilities in the latest version of its smartphone operating system. Palm’s webOS has been syncing on and off with iTunes since the release of the Palm Pre earlier this year… Continue Reading »
Appletell reviews Voiis Stereo Wireless Music Gateway [updated]
Mobile Action creates many great technological products, and the Voiis Stereo Wireless Music Gateway is no exception. This handy device is extremely useful for those with Bluetooth home stereo systems and headsets, as the device’s main feature is Bluetooth connectivity. If you’re lacking one or both of these, I don’t… Continue Reading »
It’s no surprise Apple considered purchasing AdMob
A new report out of Bloomberg is stating Apple may have been in in negotiations with AdMob about purchasing their company weeks before Google acquired them for $750 million. A purchase of AdMob—which makes their money in the mobile advertisement business—by Apple would have furthered the competition currently going on… Continue Reading »
Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - November 16, 2009
There may be no atheists in foxholes, but there apparently are at WWDC. And if there are terrorists attending, there’s now an app to help you identify and report them. It gets worse, as we also have an app to determine whether you’re attractive or ugly. Thank goodness we’ve got… Continue Reading »
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Black Friday 2009
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