Monthly Archives: November 2011

Techniques to Obtain iPhone Components

The iPhone accessory support you to increase and improve the appear and functionality of your iPhone. Getting iPhone accessory is the necessity of the era because they assist to arrive to conditions with the eternal developments in technology. you will come across a broad array of iPhone accessories in the market. most typical iphpne components …

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Amazon Kindle Touch Review – Watch CNET’s Video Review

Main featuresWhile it’s obvious, the biggest “feature” of the Kindle Touch is the Amazon store itself. we think Amazon offers the best online shopping experience on the Web (though Barnes & Noble has come a long way), and it’s dead simple to buy reading material and audiobooks directly on the Kindle’s touch screen. Alternately, you …

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APPSPIRE.me picks Best iPhone Apps for Halloween

[prMac.com] Austin, Texas – APPSPIRE.me, a leading mobile app marketing company, released an infographic today that lists the top 7 iPhone apps for Halloween. APPSPIRE.me personally tested dozens of iPhone apps related to Halloween and picked these top 7 based on gore, scariness, and sharing ability. The chosen apps are Pulverizer, Zombie Smash, Plants vs. …

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Free Apple iPhone 3GS – Orange cashback and 20/month deal

The iPhone 3GS although not the latest iPhone is smart, savvy, inivative and extremely user friendly. the 3GS has a 3.5 inch TFT capacitive, responsive touchscreen. Additionally, the 3GS, like its younger models (iPhone 4 and 4S) runs on the latest iPhone operating system called iOS 5. This has updated and enabled users to access …

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yARN: Android is alright

I’ve had the opportunity to use an HTC Sensation smartphone for the last several weeks, and even more recently a member of my immediate family has acquired a Huawei Sonic. a consequence is that the way I feel about Android has changed significantly. Those two phones are pretty much at opposite ends of the smartphone …

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Create a lightweight version of PhoneGap in Android

Takeaway: in this PhoneGap tutorial, mobile developer Kyle Miller presents some tricks about how to use WebViews in Android and more. One of the most interesting features of the PhoneGap cross-platform framework for developing mobile applications is the javascript-to-native communication that occurs. The ability to send commands for execution in either direction is quite impressive, …

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Hands on with the iPhone Micro USB plug and third-party chargers

Last month, an “iPhone Micro USB Adapter” popped up on Apple’s British online store. Since then, the little plug has made its way across Europe—but not beyond its borders—and it’s not hard to connect the dots between this adapter and the earlier European agreement to make all smartphones use the same Micro USB port for …

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Prepared With Love – PG Independent – Supermarket Chain

Love Lane Market offers nothing but the best, so its customers can do the same Upon entering love Lane Market, in Mattituck, N.Y., on Long Island’s North Fork, one immediately gets the impression that this is a place for serious foodies. Indeed, one look at the store’s online banner sums it up succinctly: it features …

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