Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 29, 2011 Matt Richman, a 15 year old still in high school, isn’t exactly known for being an analyst.  That may change soon enough. The teen posted a series of calculations on his Tumblr page that compared Apple and Hewlett Packard computer sales over the last two quarters.  The results?  Stunning, to say the least. The average selling price of a Mac increased 5.71% over ...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 29, 2011 Ever wish you could play your favorite Xbox 360 game on your favorite Apple device? Your dreams may become a reality thanks to Andrew Russell, an independent programmer. Russell is developing ExEn, an open source software that will allow developers to port games created with XNA (the kit behind most Xbox 360 games) to platforms such as iOS and Silverlight. As if the iOS App...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 29, 2011 It’s official. Following a multitude of rumors and leaks, Skype Vice President Rick Osterloh confirmed that they are developing a Skype application for both the iPad and iPad 2. The highly anticipated app will borrow most of the features found in its desktop counterpart, including support for video chat. The only thing missing? Skype’s file sharing feature is...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 28, 2011 Keep up-to-date with all the action at this year’s Wimbledon tournament with the official Wimbledon iPhone App (iTunes Link). Published by The All England Lawn Tennis Club, the free Wimbledon app features live scores, a spectator and visitor guide as well as completed match results. Daily video highlights are available on-demand, as well as the upcoming schedule of...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 28, 2011 The concept itself is revolutionary. 1000 Heroz seeps into your life every single day for 1,000 days straight. Rain, shine, in sickness or in health, every 24 hours there’s a different prehistoric character waiting and they’re ready for the racetrack. Open the app for your daily fix and with each new character is a new one of a kind racetrack of yesteryear,...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 28, 2011 Online cloud services, including Apple’s iCloud streaming service, are all the rage nowadays. Amazon has their service, Google has theirs, and now Best Buy is too. Best Buy has introduced its new “Music Cloud” service which lets users to upload their songs to a web-based service and stream content through a line of Android, BlackBerry and iOS apps. The...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 28, 2011 Yahoo has launched a new iOS application designed to make it easier to sift through the enormous list of available apps to find the ones users might be interested in. While Apple’s App Store and Google’s Android Market let you sort by category or search by name, Yahoo goes a few steps further by offering tools that make it easy to find apps if you don’t...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 28, 2011 Apple has posted exclusive video content from the WWDC 2011 on iTunes and the official developer page. The video page was briefly updated yesterday, and multiple developers have confirmed that they are available on iTunes. The sessions include videos and matching slideshows for 109 different sessions, covering everything from ‘App Frameworks’ and ‘Core...