It looks like Facebooks apps team is on high after last week’s IPO.
After releasing the Facebook Pages Manager app few days back, Facebook has just released a standalone photo-sharing app app for iPhone in the App Store called Facebook Camera.
It looks like Facebooks apps team is on high after last week’s IPO.
After releasing the Facebook Pages Manager app few days back, Facebook has just released a standalone photo-sharing app app for iPhone in the App Store called Facebook Camera.
Yahoo has just sprung a major surprise. They have released a new browser called Yahoo Axis for the iPhone and iPad.
With the Axis browser, Yahoo aims to change the way we search and browse the web on our iPhone and iPad.
Google has just released a completely revamped version of their Google Search app for the iPhone, bringing it in line with the iPad app.
The new version (2.0.0) comes with an all-new interface, full-screen image search and more importantly gives faster results.
BGR briefly reports that according to their reliable source, Microsoft will release Office suite for iOS in November.
Back in February, The Daily had reported that Microsoft will release the Office suite for the iPad very soon. But it looks like Microsoft has delayed its plan.
We’ve some good news for TiVo fans.
Users who have TiVo Premiere or TiVo Premiere Q DVR will soon be able to stream content from their DVR to their iPhone and iPad using TiVO Stream.
gTar is an interesting new Kickstarter project that launched at TechCrunch Disrupt earlier today.
gTar is a fully digital guitar that makes innovative use of Apple’s iPhone and an array of LEDs along the fretboard to make it easy for anyone to play the guitar by reducing the learning curve.
Last week, we told you that Facebook had released a standalone app to manage pages called Facebook Pages Manager.
It was available in the New Zealand App Store at the time of writing that post. It has finally made its way to App Stores in US and UK after almost a week.
With a 4-inch iPhone (probably) dropping by this October, Apple has a big task ahead of itself — keeping the complexity involved during the design and development process of an app to the bare minimum.
The consensus is that, if Apple does release a 4 inch iPhone, it’ll most likely switch to an aspect ratio of 9:5 from the current 3:2, keeping the width the same. (There are of course a variety of other options as well.)
As rumored, Sony has released an iPhone app for Music Unlimited – its music streaming service to compete with services like Spotify.
The subscription for Sony’s unlimited streaming service costs $3.99 per month for the Basic plan and $9.99 per month for the Premium plan.
Google has released an iPhone app for its social activity service Schemer.
The service aims to help you discover new things to do, share schemes with friends so that they can join you, and make the most of your day.