If you think the iPad is the only Apple news that we will mention here today, you’re wrong. The Photoshop mobile app for iPhone is also good news for everyone that enjoys to work with graphics on their phone, and it has receive an update which makes it version 1.1. With this new version you will be able to easily edit, view, and share images on your iPhone.
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Photoshop for iPhone receives update
Motorola ( NYSE: MOT )’s next Android, code-named Zeppelin, may be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress next month in Barcelona. The Zeppelin package includes a 3.1” HVGA display, Wi-Fi, GPS, HDMI out, 3.5mm headphone jack, and 5 megapixel camera with flash, all surrounding a juicy core of Android, wrapped in a thick layer of motoblur. This picture looks distinctly different than what we saw of the Zeppelin in China , but either there will be some casing changes depending on where it’s launching, or Moto’s gone with a new look since those initial models.
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Motorola Zeppelin to Show up at Mobile World Congress?
As usual, Apple event started with Steve Jobs throwing some big numbers in our face: 250 million iPods sold, 284 retail stores that saw over 250 million visitors, 140,000 apps, 3 billion applications downloaded, all this wrapped in some exciting adjectives such as “amazing”, “exciting”, “wonderful”, “phenomenal”, “incredible”, etc… Uncle Steve sure knows how to warm up a crowd! Let’s cut to the chase. Here is everything you need to know about the iPad . The Name Well, we already know… It’s called iPad , and not iSlate! The Stats 0.5-inches thin 1.5 pounds.
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Everything You Need to Know About the iPad
It’s official, Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) has just launched their first ever tablet device as the “iPad.” It seems rumors of the tablet being called the”iPad” were spot on. Details are rolling in by the minute, but we thought we’d lighten the mood with a little video reminder of what we knew as the iPad back in 2006. Enjoy! Related News from IntoMobile: Report: Apple to ship tablet in March with $1,000 price tag What does Apple’s iPad mean for the next-generation iPhone 4G?
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Apple launches iPad tablet!
HTC’s follow-up to the HD2, the Bravo, has been pictured again, and many of the specs have been confirmed: 5 megapixel camera with 720p video recording, 1 GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, and Android 2.1 with HTC’s custom Sense user interface on top. There was also some confirmation about the specs on another upcoming Android handset, the HTC Legend, whose aluminum body apparently “can not be broken” – by and large, it’s looking a lot like the Bravo. Retail price for such a real bulletproof Superphone will be 2100 Polish zloty ($USD 725), In terms of who’s getting what, the Bravo will find its way to Sweden , the UK , and the US around April, and the Legend should be coming in March [ Komorkomania via AndroidArena ] Related News from IntoMobile: HTC Bravo Coming to 3 Sweden in March?
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HTC Bravo Pictured Again
Rogers ( NYSE: RCI )’ discount carrier, Fido, has just launched new CityFido PrePaid options in nine Canadian cities… Which ones? Included are Toronto, London, Ottawa/Gatineau, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Victoria. Customers in those cities will get 1,000 in-zone anytime local minutes with unlimited incoming and outgoing SMS messages, call waiting, voicemail and call display… For $45
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CityFido Prepaid Options Now Available in 9 Canadian Cities
So, as we sit here, waiting for Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) to reveal their much ballyhooed tablet device to the world, we can’t help but imagine what kind of crazy technology Apple’s “next big thing” will feature. Well, we did a little digging through Apple recent patent applications, and we’ve come across one patent that could have some truly innovative implications for the imminent Apple Tablet/iSlate/iPad. A newly published Apple patent, titled “Light Sensitive Display With Object Detection Calibration,” describes a technology that would essentially turn your display into an image sensor
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New Apple patent could give Apple Tablet facial recognition
If you’ve ever wanted to bomb the hell out of enemy bases, anti-aircraft guns, and one or two low flying planes, then today’s free app is going to fill that empty void we all have for some sweet, bombing action.
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Free App Alert: Get Your Bomb On With iBomber for the iPhone
Nokia ( NYSE: NOK )’s Research Center in Helsinki has invented mobile radar. Yes, you’ve heard that right. The same type of technology that submarines have and make Sean Connery in The Hunt for Red October an awesome Russian anti-hero.
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Video: Nokia puts a radar detector in your pants, now you can measure the speed of your pump action
You know when Google ( NSDQ: GOOG )’s mobile operating system is capable of controlling the movements of a $3000 Japanese robot, it’s only a matter of time before even bigger robots fall under Android’s devious sway – throw in a dash of self-awareness, and you’ve got a dystopian future where an amalgamate mothermind of Android phones independently controls legions of disposable (yet deceptively adorable) robots and Christian Bale cusses off coworkers in between the dropping bombshells.
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Android Controls Robot, Human Enslavement Imminent
Starting in less than 2 hours time, SlashGear liveblog coverage is bringing you the first hand info on the new Apple tablet and might include the announcement of its next iPhone OS 4.0 with native multitasking support. The event will start on time from 10am PST (6pm GMT), remember to get ready for the live coverage soon at http://live.slashgear.com !
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Reminder: Live Apple Event Coverage on SlashGear
An unintended update to the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement went live Tuesday with a placeholder referencing a Jan. 27 launch, suggesting an updated iPhone OS could be presented at Apple’s product unveiling Wednesday.
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iPhone developer agreement hints at new version of iPhone OS
Appearing on financial network CNBC Tuesday afternoon, the CEO of publisher McGraw-Hill confirmed that Apple will announce its tablet Wednesday, and that the device will run the iPhone mobile operating system.
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McGraw-Hill CEO spills details on iPhone OS-based Apple tablet
Despite a record quarter for the largest mobile application store on the market and Apple taking a 30 percent cut of all sales, the App Store for the iPhone and iPod touch is still not a big revenue generator for the handset maker.
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App Store wildly successful, but not hugely profitable for Apple
I’m glad Apple will finally unveil its new iSlate, iTab, iPad, or whatever it will be called tomorrow because I cannot stand all these “ rumors ” and “leaks” anymore. Within the last few weeks every Apple-related blog has been leaking some rumors that are mostly unfounded and that only serve one goal: generating traffic to their sites
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Predictions For Tomorrow’s Apple Event
Less than an hour ago the official Symbian Twitter account (@Symbian) tweeted : “#symbiancountdown 108″ No units were given so we don’t know if this is 108 minutes, hours, days, weeks, fortnights, or months. Say it’s 108 hours, and Symbian announces that they’ve finalized one of the 4 simultaneous software releases they’re working on, why do you care? It’ll be at least a quarter or two before said software release is available on shipping devices
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Symbian counting down towards something, any guesses?
With just a day to go until Apple’s much anticipated media event, tablet rumors continue to swell, with reports of TV networks balking at Apple’s proposed subscription plan, and claims of Verizon employees preparing for a “big day” Wednesday.
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Tablet rumors: TV subscription talks stall, Verizon preps for ‘big day’
Apple beat most Wall Street analysts’ expectations Monday when it reported its most profitable quarter ever, but the impending product announcement scheduled for Wednesday is what everyone is really waiting for.
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Apple’s earnings impress, but analysts hold breath for ‘latest creation’
Sony Ericsson’s latest multimedia-centric phone seems to be a serious iPhone contender with its HD-capable, 8.1 Megapixel camera which can shoot 720p video. It also flaunts 8GBs of storage, a 3.2” screen, out of the box Facebook and Twitter integration, and a plethora of other bells and whistles, which most likely will make it popular.
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Sony Ericsson Vivaz
Adding fuel to the already blazing bonfire of excited anticipation surrounding the tablet-sized product Apple is expected to announce on Wednesday, CEO Steve Jobs has being quoted as saying, “This will be the most important thing I’ve ever done.”
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Steve Jobs: Apple tablet "the most important thing I’ve ever done"
Despite a howl of complaints and even lawsuits filed by some disgruntled iPhone users, Apple reiterated that it supports AT&T as a great mobile partner, despite rumored moves to expand its iPhone partnerships in the U.S.
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Apple defends AT&T, downplays talk of multi-carrier inevitability
The first quarter of Apple’s 2010 fiscal year was another record breaking three-month frame for the company, which sold more Macs and iPhones than ever before. Monday, the company conducted a financial conference call with analysts and the press, and notes of interest follow.
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Notes of interest from Apple’s Q1 2010 conference call