Lego combines the digital and physical in iPhone game
Danish toy company Lego is pushing its toys into the mobile age with the Life of George iPhone app, which combines a digital and physical gaming experience.
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Facebook enriches mobile service with HTML5
Facebook has an internal tool for developing mobile applications primarily using HTML5, which eventually should allow it to bring every feature of its Web platform onto mobile devices.
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Apple Mac Thunderbolt ports will support optical cables
Thunderbolt ports on Apple's current Macintosh computers will be compatible with upcoming fibre optic cables, which should be ready by next year, an Intel spokesman said.
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Apple confirms 'iPhone 5' launch event on October 4
The rumours will soon come to an end: Apple has sent invitations to members of the press, including our sister title Macworld, announcing an iPhone-themed special event on October 4 at 10am PST (6pm in the UK) in Cupertino.
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Adobe targets Flash Player 11 at games and video/animation projects
Adobe says its targeting Flash Player 11 at 'sophisticated' areas where HTML5 is less useful, including games and projects involving video and animation.
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Appcelerator releases modules for cross-platform iPhone, Android development
Open Mobile Marketplace is a store where developers can download modules to expand the functionality of the Titanium smartphone dev platform.
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Adobe launches Photoshop Elements 10 and Premiere Elements 10
Adobe has released new versions of Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements, its consumer photo- and video-editing applications, respectively, aimed at imaging enthusiasts.
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HTML5 adoption might hurt Apple's profit, research finds
The widespread adoption of HTML5 for Web apps could cut Apple's operation profit growth by 30 percent, with Microsoft, Google and carriers benefiting, Bernstein Research predicted.
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Windows 8: Five things we might see at BUILD
The buzz is building over Microsoft's BUILD conference that starts today, where the company will provide more details about Windows 8, which the company bills as the most radical change in its OS since Windows 95.
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Advertisement: 88% of people use printers to print out photos & posters
Nearly 90 percent of all printer users mainly use their printers to print out photos, a poll suggests.
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IBC 2011: iPhone at last gets Flash
Apple may not have approved it, but it appears as though iPhone users will soon gain access to Flash content.
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Adobe launches Lightoom-based photo service & app, Carousel
Adobe has announced Carousel, a new photo editing and sharing application that spans the desktop, tablet, and smartphone.
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Iconemesis offers iPhone cases with illustrated designs
New company lets you put art by UK illustrators including Pomme Chan, Stephen Chan and more on your iPhone.
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Interface designers shows Firefox on Android 3.0 tablets
An upcoming version of Firefox Mobile is being designed to have a more native feel on Android 3.0 tablets, while maintaining Firefox's distinctive look and feel such as the browser's large back button.
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FT trades App Store for Web app
Apple's rules on in-app purchases have claimed a prominent victim: The Financial Times.
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DK and AKQA turn popular Human Body Book into a beating iPad app
The Human Body iPad app, developed in collaboration between DK and AKQA, uses interactivity to reveal the structures that make up the human form.
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Sony to ship first Android-based tablet in September
Sony's Android Honeycomb-based single and dual-screen tablets will be called Tablet S and Tablet P, and cost from €479 (£422) and €599 (£528).
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Microsoft throws support behind USB 3.0 with Windows 8
Microsoft is incorporating a software stack in its upcoming Windows 8 OS to natively support devices based on the USB 3.0 interconnect, which is in a battle for adoption with Intel's Thunderbolt.
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Apple bars Samsung from selling Galaxy Tab 10.1 in UK
Apple has confirmed that a German court has granted a preliminary injunction blocking Samsung from selling Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablets across all European Union nations, except for the Netherlands.
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Facebook hits back at Google+ chat feature with iPhone app
Facebook has launched Messenger for Mobile, a new group chat app for the iPhone, along with some other Android and BlackBerry phones.