Posted by Nikos | Posted in apple | Posted on 14-03-2010-05-2008
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Order an ipad Note-Pad for $9.99 or print a page for free at techrestore.com This functional, ipad notepad features the popular Notes application that iphone users have come to know and love. Unlike the real ipad, ours is compatible with all conventional, wireless writing utensils (eg. pens, pencils, markers), weighs only a fraction of Apple’s ipad, and folds to fit in your pocket! * Always has a wireless signal (see indicator bars) * No monthly data service contract required * 50x less expensive than an Apple ipad * Never needs recharging * 100% Recyclable Seriously though, this is a high quality, 40-page, 8.5″x11″ (US letter sized) notepad, with standard ruled lines, so you can comfortably write on it. The ipad™ rendering is actual size.
Posted by Nikos | Posted in blackberry | Posted on 12-03-2010-05-2008
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Follow: www.twitter.com Just a quick look at an iphone 3G inspired theme for the Storm. Here’s the link for the theme: www.bb.3mtb.com It is OTA PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!
Previously, in-app purchases had only been available to paid apps, leading to a situation in which developers had to create two versions of the same app if they wanted to offer a trial version of a paid app. Customers had no way of upgrading without downloading a second program, and no way to share data between the two versions of the app.
The change will be a boon to developers, who can now offer a direct upgrade from trial versions as well as offer virtual item sales within popular free apps. That’s been a lucrative source of revenue for some developers following the free to play, pay for virtual goods business model growing more widely popular in the video game industry.
That Apple has brought that possibility to its insanely popular mobile platform, and now improved it significantly, is surely good news for companies out there trying to capitalize on the App Store economy. Have you made any in-app purchases yet? If so, what did you pick up?
Posted by Nikos | Posted in General | Posted on 11-03-2010-05-2008
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If you’re planning on buying some iPods or stock configurations of any Mac as a gift this holiday season, Apple has added an additional buying option aimed at making life easier. In addition to ordering online and having items shipped to you, you can now reserve a selection of items online to be picked up at a convenient retail store in mid-to-late December.
First you must choose a state and store—it appears the service is only available to US customers at this time—then you can choose from a selection of iPods and computers. In addition to the full array of iPods, stock configurations of Apple’s full line of notebooks and desktops are available to reserve. Choosing to reserve an iPhone merely gives the user a message about getting an iPhone Gift Card. Oddly, there are no options to reserve a matching display for a Mac Pro, or even for gift-friendly items like mice, keyboards, Time Capsules, or similar accessories.
Originally posted 2009-11-09 18:25:13. Republished by Old Post Promoter
Posted by Nikos | Posted in blackberry | Posted on 09-03-2010-05-2008
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The first Research in Motion touchscreen device becomes on of the biggest competitors to the iphone today. In this review you WONT see us compare the iphone but you WILL learn more about the Storm than you asked for! We highly recommend this phone~
Posted by Nikos | Posted in blackberry | Posted on 08-03-2010-05-2008
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Part two of our first look at the first Touch blackberry – Verizon’s Storm. Check out the Web browser, media player, and more … and watch Noah compare Storm’s size and shape to iphone, G1, and the Samsung Eternity. More on Storm @ www.phonedog.com
In an interesting about-face, Apple has apparently just 
