Posts Tagged ‘iPod Touch’

Investors can share their stock-market tips with one click of their iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch thanks to Finster, a new app from iDATA.

Join Baratunde Thurston (left), The Onion’s Director of Digital and author of How to Be Black, for an entertaining look at creative social media campaigns in our Social Media Marketing Boot Camp starting February 16. Other speakers include Morin Oluwole (Facebook), Tim Devane (bitly), and SocialTimes' writer Devon Glenn.   Register now.

You can’t escape CNN, no matter where you go: The Time Warner-owned cable network and sister channel HLN are now streaming live on CNN.com, and via the CNN App for iPad and the CNN App for iPhone and iPod Touch.

Panasonic introduced its new VIERA Remote App for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, which is now available on the App Store. You can now watch and browse your VIERA TV with the new VIERA Remote App. It’s pretty cool because the app allows you to quickly and intuitively navigate all the tools and features on your VIERA TV including 3D settings, SD card access and VIERA Connect over Wi-Fi by simply activating the function within your Viera TV’s menu.

One of small surprising announcements during Apple’s WWDC keynote yesterday was iMessage for the iPad and iPod touch. iOS 5 Features: iMessage iMessage for iOS 5 will let iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users send unlimited text messages via WiFi or 3G to anyone else using a iOS 5 enabled device. These messages can be [...]

An update released Thursday for the MySocialMania app for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad added support for multiple Facebook and Twitter accounts and photo descriptions to its one-touch management of social networks including Facebook, Twitter, Google Buzz, Tumblr, YouTube, Flickr, MySpace, and LinkedIn, along with blogging platforms WordPress and Blogger.

Apple reported record quarterly revenues yesterday despite lower than expected (by analysts) iPad sales in their 2011 Q2. Apple Reports Second Quarter Results Apple provided 2011 Q2 sales figures for their iOS lineup. This means that I can update the total sales count that I reported on yesterday. 160 Million iOS Devices (iPhone, iPod touch, [...]

Asymco reported on the number of iPhone, iPod touch and iPad units Apple sold in total through March 2011. These numbers came directly from Apple as a result of a legal complaint filed by former Engadget editor Nilay Patel. Review of Apple’s unit numbers released in legal filing prior to earnings So, how many did [...]

If you are like me, and have fond memories of playing Asteroid, Centipede, Missile Command, and more of the Atari classics, then you might be excited to learn that Atari is bringing these games and more to the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad with Atari’s Greatest Hits. This universal app has already been released in [...]

Apptitude, a new iPhone App lets users find interesting and useful new apps by taking into account social recommendations. The app is free to download and lets user find out interesting apps based on what their Facebook friends are using on their iPhones or iPads.

Apple announced Tuesday that it extended the subscription option it launched with The Daily, News Corp.’s recently launched iPad-only newspaper, to all publishers of content-based apps available via its App Store.

Publishers can set the price and the length of subscription, and Apple will keep a 30 percent share of fees from new subscribers it directs to the app, while 100 percent of fees from customers who access the app via other sources — Web sites, existing print subscriptions, etc. — will be kept by them.

App Store users can review and manage all subscriptions via their personal account pages, including canceling automatic renewal of subscriptions. Use of subscriber information will be dictated by each publisher’s privacy policy.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs said:

Our philosophy is simple — when Apple brings a new subscriber to the app, Apple earns a 30 percent share; when the publisher brings an existing or new subscriber to the app, the publisher keeps 100 percent and Apple earns nothing. All we require is that if a publisher is making a subscription offer outside of the app, the same (or better) offer be made inside the app, so that customers can easily subscribe with one click right in the app. We believe this innovative subscription service will provide publishers with a brand-new opportunity to expand digital access to their content onto the iPad, iPod Touch, and iPhone, delighting both new and existing subscribers.