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Four Major Changes at iPhone 4.0

Elham Editor — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 01:02:14 +0000

Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced latest iPhone OS 4.0 software equipped with latest features. There are at least four major changes were added in the latest software does not include new features that enhance comfort of using iPhone.

First, iPhone 4.0 could be multitasking or running more than one application at the same time. This feature is long-awaited iPhone users because with this capability, users can go back and forth to access the Internet while listening to music without interruption or checking email on the phone.

Second, there is access to iBookstore and iBooks applications to access the e-book from Apple’s latest service. This service, previously available on the iPad.

Third, Folder Application. With this feature iPhone users can manage data from each application into a different folder so it is more neatly.

Fourth, a mobile advertising service called iAD that allows inserting ads within the application. Application Developers now have the option to benefit from a free application by adding advertising and profits will be shared with profit sharing pattern with Apple.

iPhone 4.0 will be available starting this summer or around June 2010 on the new Apple products. iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, and iPod Touch second and third generation can also be upgraded to this new software, but not for the first version iPhone. iPhone 4.0 will also be available for iPad end of the year.

Zentact: Keep in Touch, Semiautomatically

Elham Editor — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 06:07:00 +0000

If, like me, you’re terrible about keeping in touch with old friends, you need more than just a contact manager. You need a noodge, something that will harass you about dropping a line to your college roommate or your ex-boss. Zentact does that, but not without some work from you. First you have to import your contacts, and then you must tag them with their interests (that’s the only laborintensive part). Then, as you browse the Web, Zentact suggests pages that one or more of your friends might be interested in. If a friend is looking for a job, for example, and you browse to a job board, Zentact will recommend e-mailing that person a note with the link, making the process almost automatic

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Slacker: Music on Your Phone

Elham Editor — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 06:02:37 +0000

Slacker launched as an Internet radio service with a difference: It also sold MP3-player devices that could stream the radio service. But most people have another device in their pockets that can do the job—a cell phone. With the launch of Slacker’s iPhone and BlackBerry applications, you can get the same lineup of stations, such as Classic Jazz or ’70s Hits. The apps also allow you to search for an artist and fi nd stations dedicated to that performer and related musicmakers. It’s a great way to get music—but beware of what it will do to your phone’s battery life.

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