We saw before that it is possible to opt out of targeted iAds . But what if you don’t want to have any iAd at all on your iPhone? You guessed it, there’s an app for that… Don’t even waste your time looking in the App Store because you won’t find anything there
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Want to Get Rid of iAds? There’s An App for That
From the guys who brought us the banned iPhone 4 promo video and the banned iPad promo video , here is now the banned iPhone 4 antenna video . Enjoy! [via 9 to 5 Mac ] ” The Banned iPhone 4 Antenna Video ” is an article by the iPhone Download Blog sponsored by the iPhone Store
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The Banned iPhone 4 Antenna Video
Come and celebrate the End of the Financial Year and talk all things mobile! Agenda: Fairfax Digital – Ken Wong (Head of User Experience) will present “Lessons I learnt from building i-stuff” ABC – Manuela Davidson (Mobile Producer) will talk about their mobile initiatives and their new iPad application Virgin Blue - Warren Hamilton (Virgin Blue Product Specialist) will start with an overview of the Mobile Travel Landscape, the Virgin Blue Mobile platform, and the development of the Virgin Blue BlackBerry app. The Kirsten Romanin (Virgin Blue Marketing Specialist) will finish with an overview the marketing initiatives to launch the Mobile Platform and BlackBerry app
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Mobile Monday 5th July
Playing up his characteristic “one more thing” showmanship, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs introduced FaceTime for the new iPhone 4 as an easy to use video chat app that works over WiFi. Here’s why it matters, how it’s open, why it’s currently WiFi only, and how it stacks up to other Voice over IP video calling apps such as Skype
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Inside iPhone 4: FaceTime video calling
Monday morning, Steve Jobs was highlighting the Pulse reader application for iPad during his WWDC 2010 keynote, but that afternoon a complaint from The New York Times prompted Apple to pull the software from the App Store [update: now available again].
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Pulse iPad app praised by Steve Jobs, later pulled from App Store [u]
Adobe on Tuesday announced the release of Photoshop Lightroom 3 for Mac and Windows, the latest version of its professional photography software, with new features such as support for DSLR video files and tethering shooting on selected cameras.
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Adobe releases 64-bit Lightroom 3 with support for tethered shooting
Before Apple announced its newly renamed iOS, the company came to an agreement with the owner of the trademark, Cisco. Also, a screenshot temporarily shown on Apple’s website suggested Keynote, part of the iWork suite, could be coming to the iPhone
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Cisco licenses iOS name to Apple, screenshot shows iWork on iPhone
Part of the iPhone 4 presentation yesterday was the fact that both the front and the back of the iPhone will be made of glass. When I heard the news, I thought to myself “wow, it’s gonna look so nice”. Then a few seconds later my mind went a different way and I started to realize that with the iPhone 4, I’ll have twice the trouble of protecting the screen
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iPhone 4 Likely to Cost Twice the Price in Screen Protection
Apple on Monday changed the terms of its iOS developer agreement to allow outside, independent advertising agencies to collect data with user consent, but the change also has a provision that appears to exclude Google’s AdMob.
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Apple’s modified iOS terms allow outside advertisers, limit AdMob
Apple on Monday released Safari 5, the latest version of its desktop Web browser, with a 30 percent performance increase, the addition of Bing search and secure sandboxed extensions, as well as support for more than a dozen new HTML5 technologies.
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Apple releases Safari 5 with extensions, expanded HTML5 support
Any AT&T customer whose upgrade date occurs before the end of 2010 will be eligible to buy Apple’s new iPhone 4 at the $199 and $299 subsidized pricing up to six months early, with a new two-year contract.
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How to tell if you’re eligible for AT&T’s iPhone 4 upgrade pricing
Loyal to itself, Apple released nice videos with sweet music to go along the introduction of the iPhone 4 . iPhone 4 Design Video FaceTime Commercial Retina Display ” iPhone 4 Promo Videos ” is an article by the iPhone Download Blog sponsored by the iPhone Store . Feel free to leave a comment or discuss this topic in the forum .
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Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs announced his trademark “one more thing” on Monday by making a video call to the company’s designer Jony Ive through a service called FaceTime, which Apple aims to make an open industry standard.
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Apple announces open standard FaceTime video chat for iPhone 4
Calling it the biggest leap since the original iPhone, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs introduced the new iPhone on Monday, complete with an all-new, thinner design, camera flash, front-facing camera, a second noise-canceling microphone, and a gyroscope for six-axis motion sensing.
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Apple unveils iPhone 4 with 326ppi display, gyroscope coming June 24
Because the iPhone OS runs on devices other than phones — including the iPod touch and iPad — Apple announced on Monday that it has renamed its mobile operating system to iOS 4, coming for free June 21 for the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G and iPod touch.
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Apple drops ‘phone’ from its mobile OS for new name: iOS 4
How many times have we heard of iPhone apps being rejected for no know reason? Yes, like about one thousand times. Today at the WWDC, Steve Jobs revealed more information about the amount of apps submitted and the 3 reasons that sometimes get them rejected
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Steve Jobs Reveals the 3 Reasons That Can Get Your App Rejected
Apple said Monday that its new iPad device helped the company garner a 22% share of the eBook market in just over two months, selling more than 5 million digital books to early adopters. An update to the device’s iBook software will soon build on that success with support for PDF, bookmarking, and more
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Apple grabs 22% share of eBook market, announces PDF support for iBooks
Speaking at Apple’s annual developers conference on Monday, chief executive Steve Jobs said his company’s industry-leading App Store has generated developers more than $1 billion in revenues while serving up over 5 billion app downloads since its inception two years ago.
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Apple says App Store has made developers over $1 billion
Our Mobile Monday Sydney for June is going to be a special event as we welcome our new Platinum sponsors for the year, BlackBerry! So, join us for a bite to eat, a bubbly beverage and come and meet some of the staff from the Australian BlackBerry team to celebrate this new chapter for Mobile Monday Sydney. Agenda: Opening remarks & Introduction to BlackBerry BlackBerry Australia & New Zealand’s Managing Director Adele Beachley Super Apps Developer Challenge BlackBerry Bold 9700 giveaway Event Details: Date: Monday 7th June Time: 6:30pm for 7pm start Venue: The City Hotel ( http://cityhotel.com.au/ ) Online event registration for Mobile Monday Sydney – 7th June – Special Event! powered by Eventbrite
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June Mobile Monday Sydney! Special Event!
Rumors of a Verizon iPhone arriving this summer continue to surface, with CrunchGear claiming Landor Associates, which handles Verizon’s branding, is working an advertising campaign regarding Apple’s next-generation handset.
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Verizon advertising partner rumored to be working on iPhone campaign
Apple’s recent MacBook Pro refresh and the newly launched iPad 3G are both strong sellers, industry and supply chain sources have told one Wall Street analyst, who believes Apple could see another quarter with more than 20 percent year-over-year growth in Mac sales.
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Mac sales forecast to grow 20% on strong demand for new MacBook Pros
Prosecutors investigating the case of the iPhone prototype that was sold to Gizmodo last month have filed an argument that says details of the search must be kept sealed to protect the identity of an informant who confidentially participated in the investigation.
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Prosecution seeks to protect informant in Gizmodo iPhone case