Apple Store iOS App Gets A Major Update - Adds Personal Pickup, EasyPay And Tracking
Apple has just updated its “Apple Store” iOS application, adding three major features: Personal Pickup, EasyPay and tracking.
(via Apple Store iOS App Gets A Major Update - Adds Personal Pickup, EasyPay And Tracking — AppAdvice)
Now You Can Buy Stuff In The Apple Store Without Talking To An Employee!
Scan what you want to buy an dpay for it with their iPhone app!
Yahoo iPad App Attack on the Media Stack
Yahoo introduces TV to social media, and stands up against Unami. Both apps have technology that enables them to sense what you are watching on your TV and suggests further content.
(via Yahoo iPad App Attack on the Media Stack | eHomeUpgrade)
Instagram CEO hints at video sharing
Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom spoke at TechCrunch Disrupt in Beijing last week, and hinted that video sharing would be coming soon to the popular mostly iOS-driven photo sharing service. “We really want to go after something bigger than filtered photos,” he said, explaining that the service really wanted to let users share their entire lives, not just photos.
(via Instagram CEO hints at video sharing | TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog)
Umami for iPad Knows What’s on Your TV
Unami seems at first glance to be very much like Yahoo’s IntoNow app for iPads. So which is your choice and why?
Enqueue Is the First Music Player That Could Actually Replace iTunes on the Mac
(via Enqueue Is the First Music Player That Could Actually Replace iTunes on the Mac)
Instapaper’s Marco Arment On How The iPad Is Changing Reading
So how are aggregating apps changing the way we read about the world around us? They are really taking the place of the Associated Press of yesteryear.
(via Instapaper’s Marco Arment On How The iPad Is Changing Reading)
Gaming App Teaches Kids Social Networking Safety
For parents worried about the dangers of social networking, Carnegie Mellon University has launched a gaming app that teaches kids how to use those sites with caution.
Join us on that site to find out how you can help protect our child.
The popular photo company, Shuttstock, has just released an app for iPads. However what good is an app that does not support download? One must save the photo and download it later via a computer?
As a publisher I want to be able to drag and drop images directly on my iPad. If you do not support that I simply cannot support you.
How about you? How are you using and manipulating photo images n your iPad?
Who is he kidding? This is one of the main reasons that reviewers feel the app misses the mark! This is 2011 and kids are savvy when it comes to content!
At least use English audio! It is after all the most spoken language…and it might help your app might get off the ground.
Looking Glass Kids iPad App Points to the Future but Misses the Mark
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