Posted by Alexander Bader on Jul 28, 2011 Despite Apple pushing out plenty of hardware and software lately, new products and services continue to fly out of Cupertino. Apple’s latest project? A new B2B App Store that allows businesses and corporations to purchase iOS applications in volume. Apple first announced the service, which is currently available to US customers only, late last week. The web page built for...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jul 28, 2011 The developer behind JailbreakMe has released the source code to version 3.0 of the popular jailbreak utility. The release allows anyone interested to examine the exploit and even improve upon it. Most consider JailbreakMe to be the easiest way to jailbreak an iOS device running 4.3.3 or later. Basically you point your mobile web browser at a web site, click a button, and your...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jul 27, 2011 Catch the Fly is the latest in the popular catapult genre.  Frogs are sent flying to knock down the barriers erected by the flies  in charmingly designed outdoors scenes. The game plays with the same principals as most catapult physics games.  The frog projectile is aimed at the structure ( which is just off the screen), and then released.  When the frog flies or rolls...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jul 27, 2011 Apple confirmed today that the company has welcomed well over one billion consumers into its retail stores since the first outlet opened in May 2001. Apple’s public relations team, speaking to Current.com.au regarding a recent Australian store launch, confirmed the feat. Apple Retail has been in business for 10 years. During this period, we have had over 1 billion visitors...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jul 27, 2011 Apple has approved the official Google+ iPhone app about a month after Google first launched its social network. The application, which had been awaiting approval since early July, is compatible with most iOS devices running version 3.1 and higher. Besides standard photo uploading, Google+ offers three staple features: Circles, a feature that lets users sort friends and shared...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jul 27, 2011 Apple reported Tuesday that revenue and profit rocketed to record highs during their most recent fiscal quarter as sales of iPhones and iPads blew up incredibly. Apple said its net profit more than doubled to $7.31 billion on unprecedented revenue of $28.57 billion in an unbelievable quarter that came to a close on June 25. “We’re thrilled to deliver our best quarter...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jul 27, 2011 Retina display technology is finally coming to the iPad, a Korean newspaper has reported.  The Korea Times claims Apple is working with both LG and Samsung to develop a 2048×1536 display for the third iPad. While the pixel density of the display would not be as dense as the iPhone 4′s retina display, such a screen would still be impressive. To put things in...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jul 27, 2011 Sky TV, one of the largest European satellite television providers, has successfully launched its ‘Sky Go’ application in the iOS App Store. Originally slated for a July 6 launch, ‘Sky Go’ faced a delay similar to Google+ and several other anticipated apps… with OS X Lion finally here, could Apple’s review team have been busy accepting new Mac...