If there were any lingering concerns about Flash not hitting Windows Phone 7 Series, you can rest assured because Microsoft’s Mike Chambers said it is working with Adobe to bring the Flash 10.1 to its latest mobile platform. “One thing I wanted to clarify as it may have been lost in some of the other…
Steve Ballmer praises Apple’s App Store
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer reportedly had some kind words for its long-time enemy Apple and its App Store. Will wonders never cease? “Apple’s done a very nice job that allows people to monetize and commercialize their intellectual property,” Balmer reportedly said about the App Store last week at the University of Washington. This is a…
March Madness will stream to iPhone over 3G
Don’t even worry about the “boss button” this year because you’ll be able to get your March Madness fix on your iPhone over WiFi and 3G. Last year’s version could only stream over WiFi but AT&T is apparently confident enough in its network to let games stream over its data network. The $10 app will…
iPhone developer agreement published, favors Apple
When Apple zaps applications from the App Store, many times the end users and developers are confused. But according to the leaked iPhone Developer Program License Agreement, Apple has the right to kill any app, any time, and the company can even remove apps remotely from your handset. The Electronic Frontier Foundation leaked the document…
TweetPhoto makes it easy to share
If you’re looking for an iPhone application to share photos across your social networks, you may want to give TweetPhoto a roll. The site just got an overhaul – which prominently features photos of the Full House cast – and this new iPhone app makes it pretty simple to share pictures across Twitter, MySpace, Facebook,…
Apple patent for iPhone combo lock secures your eWallet
Apple wants you to use your iPhone as your internet surfboard, your music player, your camera, your casual gaming machine, oh, and as a phone too. But, pushing the iPhone into every corner of your daily life isn’t enough for Apple. A new patent application hints at Apple’s larger-than-life plans for their iconic smartphone. If…
Apple blitzes Oscars night with iPad commercial
The Academy Awards show is a time to reflect back on the past year’s silver-screen successes. It’s also a great time to check out the prettiest and hunkiest actresses and actors in Hollywood – all gussied up for their big Oscar-night. That made the Oscars a befitting backdrop for the Apple iPad’s sexy aluminum casing…
Windows Phone 7 gaming demoed
There are still many questions about the intriguing Windows Phone 7 Series from Microsoft, but the company is slowly releasing more details. We already know that it will break compatibility with Windows Mobile and that it will use Silverlight, .NET and XNA for development. That last one is important because it means we’ll see gaming…
App market could hit $15 billion by 2013
It looks like these mobile applications aren’t a fad, as a new report from research2guidance said the global app market could generate $15.65 billion in revenue in four years. This is great growth from the $1.94 billion apps generated in 2009 and the customer base for these apps is expected to grow from 100 million…
Following Google acquisition, reMail goes open source
There’s some good news if you want to create an e-mail application for the iPhone but don’t want to start from scratch. After being acquired by Google last month, reMail has made its code open source. “As someone who is passionate about mobile e-mail, my hope is that developers interested in making e-mail-related apps can…