Software similar to the highly touted Siri voice recognition program featured in the iPhone 4S has been available in Windows-branded phones for more than a year, and is only being heavily promoted by Apple due to an alleged lack of … Continue reading
If you grew up in the eighties and nineties like me, almost all your science fiction is a reality now. Information from far and wide, real-time updates, gadgets in diverse form-factors, and voice and touch interaction with these gadgets. 2011 is … Continue reading
Before collaboration software can evolve from document-centric systems to social-network-based comment streams, the client interface has to be set free from the PC. Sure, many systems, whether Facebook for personal use or enterprise products like Chatter, Podio, and Yammer, have mobile clients, … Continue reading
Apps Are Disrupting The Web August 2010, Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief at Wired co-authored a controversial yet thought-provoking piece announcing the death of web due in large part to the prevalence of a new breed of simpler, sleeker service – aka apps, a shift driven fundamentally … Continue reading
COPYRIGHT © 2011 YELLOW PAGES GROUP CO. Deal hunting while holiday shopping? There’s an app for that Previous Photo Next Photo ‘Tis the season for shopping, officially beginning with Black Friday in the U.S. – something retailers are trying to push in … Continue reading
Everyone wants their own mobile application. In the last year, I have heard this consistently. In fact, mobile analytics firm Distimo claims 91 of the top 100 brands have their own mobile app (up from 51 just 18 months ago). On the … Continue reading
Summary: A free iPhone app that walks you through making Thanksgiving dinner is something to be thankful for. Everybody looks forward to Thanksgiving, but some of us have noticed that our grandmothers seemed to have a special, secret Thanksgivng-dinner-making knowledge that … Continue reading
Stanford’s popular iPhone and iPad app development course for Apple’s iOS 5 is now available to the world through iTunes U. Students may covet seats in Stanford’s popular iPhone and iPad application development course, but you don’t need to be … Continue reading
Summary: Software or configurational issue to blame, not hardware. According to research carried out for my by an iPhone app developer, the battery issue that some iPhone 4 and 4S owners are experiencing is not, as some have suggested, related to the hardware. The … Continue reading
There are a bunch of iPhone apps I own though I have no clue what they do. These apps include but aren’t limited to; FLUD, Apptitude, Cartoonatic, Can’t Wait!, Punch, Pah, Prize Claw, Traveler, Concur, Jajah, Fast Customer, Pimple Popper … Continue reading