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Livvy Thompson of Islington, North London was very keen on getting his lazy husband to start exercising. Her desperation led to the development of a new iPhone application that would encourage his husband to kill more and more calories during, ahem, sex sessions.
The application called Bedometer can calculate calories burned during each sexual encounter by [...]
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Rumor has it that Google is working on a new version of Nexus One designed specially for the developing markets like India. The Indianised Nexus One would be a scaled down version of the phone. Although it would not be power-packed, but less features obviously mean lower prices!!!
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Israeli startup Tawkon have developed an iPhone application that tells iPhone users about the amount of radiation being emitted by the phone. While the developers defiantly are trying to cash-in on the ever increasing cellphone-radiation debate, Apple does not approve of their application.
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One of the most awaited games of 2010 for iPhone would be making its debut on the AppStore next month. The creators of Street Fighter IV, Capcom allowed the guys at GamePro to test the game. The gameplay video below shows the game in action. The game does look really good. The music and sound [...]
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The official Skype application for iPhone has been available for quite some time now. But, it does not provide VOIP over 3G and needs a WiFi to be used instead which did disappoint a few iPhone users. Well, not any more.
Popular iPhone application Fring gets the credit for debuting VOIP skype calls over 3G for [...]
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Finally, the Apple tablet is here and its called the iPad. Leaving behind all the rumors and speculations, its time to get down to the official announcements by Steve Jobs at the apple event.
“It’s so much more intimate than a laptop, and it’s so much more capable than a smartphone.”, said Steve Jobs while introducing [...]
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Apple has approved the iVideoCamera app for the iPhone 2G and 3G. The application has been developed by Laan Labs. The iVideoCamera application would now allow the iPhone 3G as well as the iPhone 2G users to record video. The application now leaves little difference between the functioning of iPhone 2G/3G and the iPhone 3GS. [...]
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Androlib keeps track of the applications available on the Android Market. If the numbers from Androlib are to be believed, Android Market has crossed the mark of 20,000 applications. There is no official confirmation from Google on the number of applications but with 20k apps and strong Android devices it certainly getting difficult for 3GS [...]
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iPhone/iPod touch owners do not limit themselves to the 100,000+ applications available on the iTunes. No wonder the download enthusiast crossed 2bln download mark on iTunes, but the iPhone/iPod touch users are spending their money on other digital content too.
Technology law firm Olswang’s survey indicates that the iPhone/iPod touch users are more likely to spend [...]
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QWERTY keyboards have become an essential feature of the smartphones, be it a solid QWERTY or a virtual one. The introduction of QWERTY has also reduced the use of the T9 predictive typing system. The developers of the T9 predictive system have developed Swype for the new smartphones to make typing easy.
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Enough of those boring paper name tags you have to carry around for all those geeky conferences and tweetups you attend? Time to try something new? Then just try this new iPhone application – “Hello”.
Just customise the application for whatever you want to say you are, and your name tag is ready. Anytime you want [...]
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