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One billion apps downloads in AppStore





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Nearly one billion apps have been downloaded around the globe.

Apple celebrates this event: download an app and you’ll automatically get the chance to win a $10,000 iTunes Gift Card, an iPod touch, a Time Capsule, and a MacBook Pro. Just go to the iTunes Store, browse the App Store, and download your best app yet.




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Friday, April 10th, 2009. 20:33

The game is controlled by another iPhone plugged into the audio port



Here's an interesting video, which shows the possibility of transferring data via the audio port. As we can see, there was a small application that can communicate with this game, and simply moving a device, we can control the character.




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Friday, April 10th, 2009. 15:50

Apple orders 100 million 8Gb flash chips



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Apple has reportedly placed orders for 100 million 8Gb (8 gigabit, not gigabyte) NAND flash chips mostly with Samsung Electronics, which is likely to cause a supply shortage, according to sources at downstream suppliers. That's twice the size of the order reported last year. The tiny memory chips are then recombined during manufacturing into the larger 16GB, 32GB, and so on capacities we expect to find in our handheld consumer electronics. New iPhone this year! Any doubts?

via engadget, digitimes




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Friday, April 10th, 2009. 15:40

Push Notification Service avaliable for developers



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Apple has just let developers know that they can start testing the upcoming Push Notification Service starting today:
Start testing your applications using the Apple Push Notification service today. Log in to the iPhone Dev Center and review the Apple Push Notification Programming Guide and Getting Started video. Team Agents can log in to the iPhone Developer Program Portal and proceed to the App ID section to create the components necessary to enable and test applications using the Apple Push Notification service.




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Friday, April 10th, 2009. 15:06