Posted by Alexander Bader on Oct 21, 2011 LibreOffice, a free and open source office suite, offers many of the same features found in Microsoft Office. In fact, users can use LibreOffice to view and edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents on just about any computer. Now The Document Foundation is planning to port LibreOffice to iOS and Android, which will allow smartphone and tablet users to use the open source...

Posted by John Madison on Oct 21, 2011 Calgary, Alberta, Canada – “30 & Dirty”, a classic “dirty” hit on the iPhone, returns. Previously “30 and Dirty”, this game portrays an odd spin on the dual-stick shooter genre of games. Players take control of Peetre Lamb, who is armed with 23 years of gaming experience and 0 years of real life experience. Control Peetre Lamb and blast...

Posted by John Madison on Oct 19, 2011 Calgary, Alberta, Canada – OMGmode Software Inc. today is pleased to introduce “The Body HD”, a medical interactive reference application, for the iPad. This addition to the elite group of medical apps shows off the four major systems of your body and gives detailed information about every organ. This highly polished application is built for anyone studying in...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Oct 17, 2011 Most enthusiasts felt Apple was being generous when the company decided to give each new iCloud user 5GB of free online storage space. Cloud storage service Box.net has been in the business a little longer than Apple, and the company has announced its plans to offer ten times the amount of storage for iOS users. If you download the free Box.net application for the iPhone, iPad,...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Oct 17, 2011 The folks over at iFixit are hard at work dissecting the newly announced iPhone 4S. While many users have already solidified their performance suspicions, a teardown and tour inside the smartphone will allow enthusiasts to to confirm their expectations. First is the Qualcomm MDM6610 baseband, a slightly different part from the MDM6600 that many expected. While the device was...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Oct 17, 2011 It’s been a long time coming, but there’s finally a native Facebook app (iTunes Link) for the iPad. Gone are the days of fumbling through your friends list and swapping categories through cumbersome iPhone menus. Instead, the new Facebook app features a handy side menu system, similar to what’s found in the iPad Twitter app. This side menu slides the main...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Oct 17, 2011 In just the first half of launch-day, the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 have broken the “device family” one-day Sprint sales record. The company has not yet issued any hard sales figures, but Fared Adib, Sprint Product Chief, issued the following statement: Sprint today reported its best ever day of sales in retail, web and telesales for a device family in Sprint history with...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Oct 17, 2011 Following on from the record figures seen by Sprint and AT&T, sales of the new iPhone 4S have driven Apple’s stock (AAPL) to its highest closing price ever, $422.00. A slightly-higher all-time high of $422.86 was achieved during intraday trading on September 20, but today represents the highest close. Apple’s Q4 earnings are set to be released on October...