Twitter has finally released the Universal version of their application, which is designed for both the iPhone and iPad.
If you like Twitter for iPhone, you should definitely checkout Twitter for iPad, it comes with an amazing user interface.
Until now, Twitter’s application was designed only for the iPhone and iPad users had to use the iPhone app using the pixel-doubling feature or other third party Twitter apps for iPad.
It has just been over two years since the Apple App Store was launched and it is just amazing how fast it has grown. The App Store has crossed yet another milestone.
According to 148Apps, the App Store has passed the quarter million milestone on Friday.
Folks at the Download Squad are reporting that Google could be preparing for the launch of the rumored Chrome-OS powered tablet computer on Black Friday this year (November 26). According to sources, the Google tablet shall feature a 1280×720 pixel multi-touch display and a 2GB RAM on a NVIDIA Tegra 2 platform.
The device is expected to be manufactured by HTC and the data services are noted to be offered by Verizon.
SwirlySpace, developers of popular jailbreak app SwirlyMMS have finally released SwirlyMessage – a jailbreak app that enables iPad 3G users to send and receive MMS.
They were also the first to bring the MMS feature to the jailbroken iPhone before the feature was available in iPhone OS 3.0.
SwirlySpace had given a sneak peak of their iPad app few months back.
If you’ve subscribed to AT&T’s U-verse television service then you should download their updated and renamed iPhone app – U-verse Mobile.
The iPhone app allows users to not only schedule DVR recordings remotely but also to download select TV content for viewing on their iOS devices.
We had heard rumors quite sometime back that AT&T was planning to integrate U-verse service with the iPhone.
Vonage had released their VoIP iPhone app back in September last year.
They have recently released a new iPhone app aptly called Vonage Mobile for Facebook that allows iPhone and iPod Touch users to call their Facebook friends for free.
You don’t need a Vonage account to get started, all you need is the Vonage app, iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch with headsets and a Facebook account and friends who also have this app.
Folks at 9to5Mac have managed to the port Pages from Apple's iWork suite of apps for the iPad by hacking the app's info.plist file.
This is not the first time it has been hacked to work on the iPhone but it is the first time we’ve seen a video of Pages working on the iPhone.
Folders is one of the major new features introduced in iOS 4. With over 240,000 iPhone apps available on the App Store and the subsequent increase in the number of apps users purchase and install on their iDevices, a better app management feature like Folders was very much needed.
Categories was one of my favorite jailbreak app to organize apps but Apple’s implementation of Folders just blew it away.
Last month, Apple released an update to their MobileMe iDisk app for iOS and among the newly introduced features was the application's ability to “play audio from your iDisk while using another app”.
The new feature on the MobileMe iDisk iPhone app lets users to play music files in the background over Wi-Fi as well as over 3G.
It is no secret that Apple and Google are no longer partners as they once were and the rivalry between the two companies has been steadily on the rise. Consequently, Apple's recent acquisition of map software developers like PlaceBase and Poly9 to potentially replace Google Maps on the iOS are entirely along expected lines.
A recent communication between Apple and US federal legislators have unearthed some more interesting information on how Apple has been working to reduce its dependency on its rival.
