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JamBase Launches Android App

November 8th, 2010 | No Comments

Go See Live Music… On The Go!


We are very excited to introduce the new JamBase Android App!

Modeled after our highly regarded iPhone
App, JamBase’s Android App
enables all live music fans to quickly stay in tune with their favorite artists
while out on the town.


Find the JamBase Android App in the Android Market today!

Connect to The World’s Largest Concert Database
- Find upcoming shows in your area for all your favorite artists.
- Browse artist pages with full itinerary, photo & biographies.
- Tap into event pages with venue info, map, ticket links & artist lineup.
- Search by artist, venue or location & radius.

Find Music Playing Just Around the Corner
- Using the built-in GPS functionality, find all the shows near you.
- Traveling? Search for shows happening in your destination.

Personalize Your Showgoing Experience
- Register or login to your My JamBase account directly from the app.
- Track all your favorite artists and save shows to your My JamBase calendar.
- Quickly view all your tracked favorite artists and shows in your calendar.

Never Miss Another Show! Get it all now, FREE!

Find the JamBase Android App in the Android Market today!


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IBM iPhone App Will Help Protect Waterways

November 5th, 2010 | No Comments

IBMs new Creek Watch application for the Apple iPhone is designed to draw upon the millions of iPhone users to collect data on the countrys rivers, streams and creeks. – IBM is offering an iPhone app designed to enable people to
help keep an eye on the waterways around them.
IBM Nov. 4 announced the Creek Watch iPhone app, which lets
users quickly and easily gather data on the various rivers and streams they
pass. They then would be able to take that data includ…


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IBM iPhone App Will Help Protect Waterways

November 5th, 2010 | No Comments

IBMs new Creek Watch application for the Apple iPhone is designed to draw upon the millions of iPhone users to collect data on the countrys rivers, streams and creeks. – IBM is offering an iPhone app designed to enable people to
help keep an eye on the waterways around them.
IBM Nov. 4 announced the Creek Watch iPhone app, which lets
users quickly and easily gather data on the various rivers and streams they
pass. They then would be able to take that data includ…


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StumbleUpon Android App Discovery Helps Mobile Users

November 5th, 2010 | No Comments

StumbleUpon Nov. 4 launched StumbleUpon App Discovery to help users sift through the 100,000 applications in Google’s Android Market, a major time-saver for an inefficient store. – StumbleUpon Nov. 4 moved to alleviate one of the
major pains of Android smartphone owners by launching StumbleUpon App Discovery,
a recommendation engine to help users sift through the 100,000 applications in Google’s Android
Market.
StumbleUpon CEO and co-founder Garrett Camp correctly noted t…


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App Store hits 300K Active apps, PayPal iPhone security fix, Google Instant beta

November 5th, 2010 | No Comments

Apple has announced that the App Store has now hit the 300,000 active apps milestone. The average number of new apps released each month since April is 12,218 on the iPhone and 5,452 on the iPad. PayPal is reportedly rushing a security patch to iPhone users of the PayPal application. The patch fixes an issue [...]

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Skyfire iPhone, iPad App Is ‘Sold Out’

November 5th, 2010 | No Comments

Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users can now view Flash video, thanks to the Skyfire 2.0 app. Unfortunately, its temporarily not available, due to massive demand. – Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod touch owners have made their opinions of Adobe
Systems’ Flash technology clear: They want it.
Following the introduction to the Apple App Store of a Skyfire 2.0 app that
acts as an Internet browser than can play Flash video on Apple’s devices,
Skyfire Labs posted an …


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PayPal Patches ‘Basic’ Security Flaw in iPhone App

November 4th, 2010 | No Comments

PayPal has rushed out a new version of its iPhone application to fix a security hole that exposes the software to a Man-in-the-middle attack. – PayPal patched a security hole in its iPhone
application that could let hackers steal user passwords and access
their financial accounts, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The vulnerability, where the app wasnt confirming
the authenticity of the PayPal Web site, was uncovered by digital
for…


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Table connect makes a huge iPhone screen, App Ninjas Swiper, Vertex headphones

November 3rd, 2010 | No Comments

We have seen some tables before that were made to look like an iPhone but those were mostly just for show. A couple geeks have designed a table that has an iPhone input that actually puts the working iPhone interface on the table in 58″ size with multitouch. App Ninjas have debuted a new hardware [...]

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Facebook App Developers Selling User IDs Suspended

November 1st, 2010 | No Comments

Facebook announces it is cracking down on application developers caught selling user ID information. – Facebook is cracking down on several application developers caught selling
Facebook user IDs to data brokers.
The crackdown was prompted by revelations last month that
some applications on the site were passing user IDs (UIDs) in violation of
Facebook policy. In a
blog post, Facebook engineer…


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myChevrolet and OnStar MyLink app, Urbanears Plattan Plus headphones, iPhone alarm falt for DST

November 1st, 2010 | No Comments

iPhone users can get a couple new apps for their OnStar equipped Chevrolet cars. The apps are myChevrolet and OnStar MyLink allowing the user to find their car easier when they park and lots more. Urbanears debuts the new Plattan Plus headphones that are made for iPhone certified. The headphones have an inline remote control [...]

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Apple iPhone with a SIM Card Offers Multiple Scenarios: Analysts

October 29th, 2010 | No Comments

Until Apple offers details on the iPhone with a SIM card that its reportedly working on with Gemalto, analysts are left to guess what it could mean for the industry. – Carrier opinions of an Apple iPhone with a SIM card
remain to be seen, analysts suggest, following a report that Apple and
SIM-card-maker Gemalto are creating a special SIM that would allow
consumers in Europe to buy an iPhone and activate it through the Apple
Website or via an app from the App …


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Tizi TV hotspot for iPhone hits Europe, netTALK VoIP App, Ballistic SG case for iPhone 4

October 29th, 2010 | No Comments

iPhone and iPad users in Europe that want to watch live digital TV on their devices can now do that with a cool TV hotspot called tizi. The hotspot can tune DVB-T/DTT/TNR and sends the live TV to the iPhone over a WiFi connection. netTALK has announced a new VoIP app for the iPhone that [...]

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Android Mobile Navigation App Scouts Traffic in Car

October 29th, 2010 | No Comments

An in-car navigation app for Android provides voice turn-by-turn directions, and map and traffic data based on GPS. – MobileNavigator for the Android from Navigon turns an Android smartphone
into a mobile navigation device that uses GPS,
map and traffic data to provide route and time to destination along with some
innovative street view displays. MobileNavigator is also available for the
Apple iPhone.

Mob…


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Apple Mac App Store Will Succeed Big Time: 10 Reasons Why

October 25th, 2010 | No Comments

News Analysis: Apple’s Mac OS X is poised to welcome the Mac App Store. And although some debate rages over whether or not it will be a success, it’s hard to see why it wouldn’t be. – In the next 90 days, Apple is planning to offer the Mac App
Store, the desktop version of the company’s mobile marketplace on the iPhone,
iPod Touch, and iPad. The idea, according to Apple CEO
Steve Jobs, is to bring the same level of productivity and usability to the Mac
that consumers are curr…


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Logitech Harmony Google TV App Hits Android Market

October 24th, 2010 | No Comments

The Logitech Harmony for Android application for Google TV is now available free from the Android Market. Users will be able to control their hardware and apps with their voice. – The Logitech Harmony for Android remote control application is now available
free from the Android Market, providing Google TV users with another way of
controlling their TV content.
Logitech last week began selling its Revue companion box and keyboard controller for Google TV, the
search engine…


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Greenway Integrates Speech Recognition, Digital Imaging Into EHR App

October 22nd, 2010 | No Comments

Greenway Medical Technologies will now incorporate its PrimeSpeech and PrimeImage applications into its PrimeSuite EHR package. – Greenway
Medical Technologies has added PrimeSpeech verbal recognition and PrimeImage
digital imaging capabilities to its PrimeSuite 2011 EHR (electronic health
record) software.
The
company acquired the VisualMed imaging conversion and communications firm to
complete integration of PrimeIma…


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Verizon Android Phones Support Field Force Manager App

October 18th, 2010 | No Comments

Verizon Wireless Oct. 18 made its Field Force Manager application available for all smartphones based on Google’s Android operating system. That spans the popular Droid line. – Verizon Wireless Oct. 18
refreshed its mobile worker management application to work with phones based on
Google’s Android operating system.
The wireless carriers Field
Force Manager is a location-based Web
application that companies use to help track and communicate with mobile
workers in the …


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Meraki Cloud WiFi Gets App Smart

October 15th, 2010 | No Comments

The latest features added to the Meraki Cloud Controller and Merakis 802.11n access points deliver a hit-and-miss collection of enterprise class, delivering customers improved visibility into application used on the WiFi network and control over their usage through intelligent Traffic Shaping. Half-baked spectrum analysis is also included in the new Auto RF feature. eWeek Labs foisted the Meraki products on its west coast staff, testing the Meraki Cloud Controller along with a pair of MR14 802.11n access points on a live network with real clients and traffic over the course of one month. While the application visibility proved accessible and easy to use to enforce effective and intelligent traffic shaping rules on part of the network, the spectrum analysis tools failed to impress, failing to provide the depth of information, assistance in identifying interferers, or fine grained controls over automated actions that we were looking for. Read the full review here. – …


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Ubuntu Linux Desktop Builds on App Store, Cloud Service Strengths

October 13th, 2010 | No Comments

Ubuntu 10.10, code-named Maverick Meerkat, brings a number of software updates and an overhauled user interface for its netbook edition. – Ubuntu 10.10, the latest version of the popular Linux distribution
from Canonical and the Ubuntu community, hit FTP servers Oct. 10, bearing a
slate of open-source software updates along with enhanced tools for locating
and installing those applications.
The new release, also known by the code …


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Google Buys Social Talent Behind Plannr Mobile App

October 12th, 2010 | No Comments

Google purchased Everything is the Best, whose founders wrote social calendar app Plannr, Ridepenguin and LoveTap, among other mobile apps. – Google confirmed it has acquired Everything is the Best, the startup that built social calendar application Plannr to help users make plans with friends.

A spokesperson for Google declined to discuss the search engine’s plans for the company, founded by Jason Prado an Ben Eidelson. However, the G…


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