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- Inside JailbreakCon’s massive 13,500 square foot venue
- Today’s free and discounted apps in the App Store
- Apple’s marketing honcho Phil Schiller quits Instagram because it went to Android
- Rare earth elements, another reason why Apple has its heels stuck in Chinese mud
- How the iPad affects our planet
- On carriers putting iPhone in its place, Apple doomsayers and crazypants analysts
- Apple Stores see 17 times more sales than the average retailer
- Snapseed update brings iPad Retina display support and Instagram sharing
- The iPad isn’t a true desktop alternative for me until it has this feature
- Rumor: next iPhone likely to drop in October with new Qualcomm LTE chip
Inside JailbreakCon’s massive 13,500 square foot venue Posted: 19 Apr 2012 03:15 PM PDT As most of you know, JailbreakCon, the world’s largest jailbreak conference, will be taking place in the USA later this year. Hackers, developers and enthusiasts will all gather in San Francisco on September 29th to talk about, what else, jailbreaking. And for those of you that are under the impression that this is going to be just a tiny get-together, think again. The WWJC (WorldWide Jailbreak Convention) crew just posted a video of a tour inside the convention’s massive 13,500 square foot venue…(...) "Inside JailbreakCon’s massive 13,500 square foot venue" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
Today’s free and discounted apps in the App Store Posted: 19 Apr 2012 02:51 PM PDT The App Store is filled with hundreds of thousands of apps for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. At iDB we keep an eye on the best apps available to see when they’re available for the best price. These apps are currently available for a great discount, and some of them are even totally free. We recommend jumping on these hot deals while they are available. Act fast before it’s too late!(...) "Today’s free and discounted apps in the App Store" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
Apple’s marketing honcho Phil Schiller quits Instagram because it went to Android Posted: 19 Apr 2012 02:36 PM PDT If you couldn’t believe those hipsters quitting Instagram just because it sold out to Facebook for a staggering $1 billion, wait ’till you hear this. Phil Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president, apparently quit Instagram because the photo sharing service recently expanded to Android. It’s hardly a surprise, if you think of it. Schiller, a prominent figure in Apple’s public presentations, has been a member of the company’s executive leadership team since Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997. Being in charge of worldwide marketing at Apple and an active Twitter user, Schiller would be foolish to continue supporting a hugely popular service that up until recently used to be an iOS exclusive…(...) "Apple’s marketing honcho Phil Schiller quits Instagram because it went to Android" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
Rare earth elements, another reason why Apple has its heels stuck in Chinese mud Posted: 19 Apr 2012 02:15 PM PDT We explained earlier today how producing millions of iPads that’ll eventually be discarded negatively affects our environment. And even though Apple is doing what it possibly can to forgo toxic materials in iPad manufacturing, green technology requires a significant amount of difficult-to-mine elements. And these green earth elements are yet another reason why Apple cannot pull out of China and move manufacturing to other countries. True, some iPhones are being made in Brazil. The problem for Apple and other electronics makers is the fact that companies can only be exempt from China's rare earth export quotas by manufacturing within the country…(...) "Rare earth elements, another reason why Apple has its heels stuck in Chinese mud" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
How the iPad affects our planet Posted: 19 Apr 2012 01:51 PM PDT Since Apple unveiled the first iPad back in January of 2010, it has completely dominated the tablet space. In just two years, the company has sold more than 50 million slates, garnering more than 60% of the market. But with great power, comes great responsibility. Producing 50 million tablets, which will eventually be discarded, can have seriously negative effects on our environment. Want to know more? Keep reading…(...) "How the iPad affects our planet" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
On carriers putting iPhone in its place, Apple doomsayers and crazypants analysts Posted: 19 Apr 2012 01:30 PM PDT Today’s first-quarter earnings from Verizon include 3.2 million iPhone activations. That’s down 1.1 million units, or 24 percent, from the 4.3 million iPhones they activated in the holiday quarter, when Apple sold a whopping 37 million iPhones. Still, iPhones continue to make up over half of Verizon's smartphone sales, easily beating the 2.1 million 4G LTE smartphones the carrier shipped. Now, finance boss Fran Shammo hinted during a conference call with investors that Verizon could reconsider the iPhone subsidy and said they are “fully supportive” of Microsoft because the industry needs a third mobile platform. It was enough for naysayers to come out of the woodwork and spell doom for the iPhone, the Apple stock and the company itself. You too must have seen sensationalist headlines lately that disseminate an anti-Apple sentiment. So… Should Apple really be worried? And what the heck is up with Apple doomsayers and their crazypants analyst peers? Here are my two cents…(...) "On carriers putting iPhone in its place, Apple doomsayers and crazypants analysts" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
Apple Stores see 17 times more sales than the average retailer Posted: 19 Apr 2012 12:59 PM PDT We’ve always known that Apple’s retail stores see crazy amounts of foot traffic. In fact, all it takes is a quick glance in your local Apple Store to see that. It seems like they are always busy. Well today, research firm Asymco published an interesting report regarding the performance of the Mac-maker’s worldwide retail chain. And the results are staggering…(...) "Apple Stores see 17 times more sales than the average retailer" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
Snapseed update brings iPad Retina display support and Instagram sharing Posted: 19 Apr 2012 12:52 PM PDT I’ve really gotten into iPhoneography within the last couple months and my most used app for processing images is without a doubt Snapseed. Available as a universal download in the App Store, Snapseed hadn’t been updated for the iPad Retina display until today. But Retina display support isn’t the only new addition in this updated version…(...) "Snapseed update brings iPad Retina display support and Instagram sharing" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
The iPad isn’t a true desktop alternative for me until it has this feature Posted: 19 Apr 2012 12:37 PM PDT Make no mistake about it, the iPad is a wonderful desktop alternative for some. I know plenty of people who use it as their main computing device, which makes it live up to Apple’s Post-PC billing. But there’s still one gripe in my mind that is holding the iPad back from true greatness. It’s a missing feature that’s inherently obvious when you’re blogging, or doing anything else that calls for true multitasking. The iPad needs a way to view two or more apps simultaneously.(...) "The iPad isn’t a true desktop alternative for me until it has this feature" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
Rumor: next iPhone likely to drop in October with new Qualcomm LTE chip Posted: 19 Apr 2012 11:58 AM PDT In a note to investors this morning, Piper Jaffray’s senior Apple analyst Gene Munster said that Qualcomm is facing supply issues with its new 28-nanometer LTE chips. Munster believes that this cements an October launch date for Apple’s next iPhone. It’s widely believed that the Cupertino company’s next handset will feature the above-mentioned Qualcomm MDM9615 LTE chipset, as it allows for both voice and data connections over LTE networks. It’s also smaller and much more power-efficient…(...) "Rumor: next iPhone likely to drop in October with new Qualcomm LTE chip" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
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