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- Elevation Lab releases iPhone 5 adapter for popular dock
- How to disable Cover Flow in the Music app with NoCoverFlow
- Here is your second chance to win an iPad mini
- Apple and Google still looking to buy Kodak patents
- Apple appeals recent Chinese court ruling over pirated encyclopedia app
- Djay for iPhone goes temporarily free (was $9.99)
- Samsung denies massive chip price hike that could hurt Apple’s margins
- Gartner: Apple and Samsung shipped nearly half of all smartphones in Q3
- AT&T lights up LTE in eight new cities
- Foxconn begins deploying robots to replace factory workers
| Elevation Lab releases iPhone 5 adapter for popular dock Posted: 14 Nov 2012 04:36 PM PST
Good news this afternoon for Elevation Dock owners. The company behind the Kickstarter phenomenon, Elevation Labs, has released an official Lightning adapter for the dock allowing you to use it with your shiny new iPhone 5…(...) "Elevation Lab releases iPhone 5 adapter for popular dock" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| How to disable Cover Flow in the Music app with NoCoverFlow Posted: 14 Nov 2012 03:33 PM PST
Cover Flow is a nice feature, but that’s more due to its visual appeal than actual functionality is concerned. If you hate Cover Flow, then you’ll be happy to know that it can be easily disabled by means of this new jailbreak tweak. NoCoverFlow is a tweak from jailbreak developer, Ryan Petrich. With a quick installation, it will easily rid your stock Music app of Cover Flow if you so desire to do so. Take a look at our video walkthrough inside to see NoCoverFlow in action.(...) "How to disable Cover Flow in the Music app with NoCoverFlow" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Here is your second chance to win an iPad mini Posted: 14 Nov 2012 03:05 PM PST
A few weeks ago, we ran one of our awesome giveaways, which allowed one lucky winner to go home with an iPad mini. With thousands of entries, it was a very popular giveaway, to say the least. Today, we team up with the fine folks at Big Fish Games to offer you a second shot at winning an iPad mini. Big Fish Games is a huge iOS game developer that has dozens of apps under its belt, and not only will they give away an iPad mini to one of you, but they also decided to give a copy of Fairway Solitaire to all of you. Now let’s find out the details of this giveaway, shall we?(...) "Here is your second chance to win an iPad mini" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Apple and Google still looking to buy Kodak patents Posted: 14 Nov 2012 02:42 PM PST
A US Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan approved Kodak’s request today to extend the deadline for its bankruptcy case through February of next year. The one-time imaging giant filed for bankruptcy earlier this year, and it’s hoping to use the extra time to sell off its patent collection to pay off its creditors. And according to the report, Apple and Google are still among the potential buyers…(...) "Apple and Google still looking to buy Kodak patents" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Apple appeals recent Chinese court ruling over pirated encyclopedia app Posted: 14 Nov 2012 01:21 PM PST
Back in September, a Chinese court sided with China Publishing House in an infringement lawsuit against Apple, and ordered the iPad-maker to pay about $83,000 in damages. The publisher claimed Apple allowed an application into its App Store that contained large chunks if its Encyclopedia of China works without the proper licensing. Naturally, Apple is now appealing the decision. And what the court decides from here could have some major consequences for the Cupertino company…(...) "Apple appeals recent Chinese court ruling over pirated encyclopedia app" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Djay for iPhone goes temporarily free (was $9.99) Posted: 14 Nov 2012 10:36 AM PST Djay for iPhone (and iPod touch), a remarkable app for pro and would-be DJs and winner of the 2011 Apple Design Award, is now totally free, but for a limited time only. Mind you, this app previously sold for ten bucks a pop. You’re advised to take this opportunity and download djay for iPhone right now. And if you’re really serious about throwing really cool parties, you’d want to consider djay Remote, a $4.99 remote control companion for the Mac version of djay (free trial available here). Developer Algoriddim is running this promotion to celebrate the iPhone launch of their another fine offering, a video mashup app aptly named Vjay which launched in the summer as a $5 iPad-only download…(...) "Djay for iPhone goes temporarily free (was $9.99)" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Samsung denies massive chip price hike that could hurt Apple’s margins Posted: 14 Nov 2012 09:22 AM PST
Monday’s news by South Korean newspaper Chosun alleging Samsung was jacking up prices of Apple mobile chips by as much as twenty percent in order to get even with its largest component buyer for losing more than $1 billion in damages in the massive Apple v. Samsung patent case is untrue, an unnamed Samsung executive reportedly told a Korean newspaper Wednesday. A-series of chips that power iOS devices are designed by Apple and built exclusively by Samsung at its sophisticated facility in Austin, Texas…(...) "Samsung denies massive chip price hike that could hurt Apple’s margins" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Gartner: Apple and Samsung shipped nearly half of all smartphones in Q3 Posted: 14 Nov 2012 09:06 AM PST
As mobile phones become smarter, Samsung and Apple continue to rule the landscape as the world’s best-selling cell phone brands. As for Google’s Android platform, it now controls more than seven out over every ten smartphones in consumers’ hands, a new report suggests. Both Samsung and Apple controlled 46.5 percent of the smartphone market in the third quarter. The iOS-Android duopoly had a commanding 86 percent platform lead in the third quarter, according to research firm Gartner. Individually, the South Korean smartphone maker held 32.5 percent of the market while Apple held 13.9 percent, the researcher announced Wednesday. Android now controls an astounding 72.4 percent of the mobile operating system market for smartphones, up from 52 percent in the year-ago quarter…(...) "Gartner: Apple and Samsung shipped nearly half of all smartphones in Q3" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| AT&T lights up LTE in eight new cities Posted: 14 Nov 2012 08:28 AM PST
As part of its $14 billion LTE network expansion, U.S. carrier AT&T today announced the launch of speedy LTE radio technology in eight new cities: Milwaukee, WI; Denver, CO; Louisville, KY; Orlando, FL; York, PA; Tacoma, WA; Annapolis, MD; and Provo, UT. Apple users in these areas who own an LTE device such as the iPhone 5 or cellular iPads should see notable speed gains over the coming days. Just last week, the carrier rolled out LTE in Little Rock, Arkansas and expanded LTE coverage in Bakersfield, California and Florida Keys, Florida…(...) "AT&T lights up LTE in eight new cities" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Foxconn begins deploying robots to replace factory workers Posted: 14 Nov 2012 08:00 AM PST
Back in August, Cody told you that Foxconn, Apple’s favorite component-making company, was intending to replace an unspecified amount of its assembly line workers with one million robots over the next three years. Today, a new report out of China claims the contract manufacturer has begun deploying sophisticated machines that will take care of labor-intensive assembly work. The move is intended to improve manufacturing efficiency and combat rising labor costs while also ensuring the best possible build quality so issues like Scuffgate might become a thing of the past…(...) "Foxconn begins deploying robots to replace factory workers" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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