This infographic compares the iOS and Android mobile ecosystems, including a side-by-side comparison of app ratings by vertical and common user complaints.
As iOS and Android battle for mobile supremacy, even the slightest edge makes a world of difference. This infographic compares the iOS and Android mobile ecosystems, including a side-by-side comparison of app ratings by vertical and common user complaints. Jump over the break to check out the infographic…
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ComboApp marketing agency, the Chicago based leader in mobile app promotion services, have sided with Apple in the wake of the Cupertino outfit’s recent announcement: “Any developers caught utilising deceptive marketing tactics to promote their products on the App Store risks being permanently banned from doing business there”.
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Google Goggles is a visual search app for Android phones. Instead of using words, take a picture of an object with your camera phone: we attempt to recognize the object, and return relevant search results
A couple of months back, Google released a free turn-by-turn navigation based on Google Maps, only for the Android phones and it kinda made iPhone users jealous because they waited so long for something like that, and when it came it was ridiculously priced. Now they release Goggles and , once again , they drive iPhone users insane.
Ever noticed, when browsing thru the root files of your device, an app called Field Test? What is that exactly?
Ever noticed, when browsing thru the root files of your device, an app called Field Test? What is that exactly? Its an App that provides detailed reporting on strengths and characteristics of the cell towers in your area, plus a load of other nerdy networky factoids. In other words, you can see things that AT&T might not want you to see.
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So I had a few moments to sit and chat with iH8sn0w, the creator of iREB (iTunes Error Bypasser). His tool along with a custom built IPSW, made it possible to jailbreak the 3.1 beta’s. Here’s what we talked about. He really didn’t want to get into to much personal stuff on the record…so we left it out. He didn’t want to comment on any of the other teams.
So I had a few moments to sit and chat with iH8sn0w, the creator of iREB (iTunes Error Bypasser). His tool along with a custom built IPSW, made it possible to jailbreak the 3.1 beta’s. Here’s what we talked about. He really didn’t want to get into to much personal stuff on the record…so we left it out. He didn’t want to comment on any of the other teams.
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Last night somebody reported a problem that he/she had, related to iTunes. This problem was about him/her being unable to sync the device. There is such a problem, but it only occurred since the new 2.2.1. update. But if you experience such an issue, there is a fix for this :
You might want to get any free app from the appstore and sync it as well. For most users the guide above does the trick, but you might wanna experience with the free app sync as well.
You can now use the App Store, Fring, Truphone, and the iTunes Store while on 3G. Your phone will act as you are on Wi-Fi.
I would like to start this post with some !#@$!# !#@$!%$ @~#@##!$#!$ words. But i wont, because , now, everything is fixed.At least im hoping that my tweet got to everybody and it was a wake up call.
So basically , i got up this morning, smile with the rising sun and i saw that Crackulous is following me on twitter. Wicked!!! Followed him/her/it back and trying to start a conversation with the mighty dev. Little did i know, that this was a scam.
This is basically what happend on twitter between me and the fake crackulous dev :
Once you load Crackulous , you will be presented with a list of all the apps you have on your device. The process of cracking apps using Crackulous is a no-brainer, so really u have nothing to be affraid of.
The only thing you need to do is to selecte the app(s) that you want to crack by tapping them, and then tap the crack button on the upper right corner.
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