Remember the JooJoo? Yeah, that tablet that should have become a success and sold less than 90 copies in March. A smashing hit, indeed. If you happen to be in those 90 lucky customers who purchase the JooJoo instead of an iPad, well - you should be happy to know that you can install OS X on it.
Find My iPhone App Available
Together with the all-new MobileMe, Apple has released the rumored Find My iPhone app for free in the App Store as a universal download for iPhone and iPad. It’s available here.
Apple Is Shipping 1.2 Million iPads per Month
Apple is shipping 1.2 million iPads per month, and should be rising to 2.5 million units per month by the end of this year. According to Digitimes Research analyst Kuo Ming-Chi, shipments stood at 700,000 units per months when the product launched in April.
Apple Launches the New MobileMe
Earlier this morning Apple released an all-new version of MobileMe, just like many blogs reported yesterday.
MoneyBook Goes 2.0, Adds Categories and Webapp - 3 Codes Up for Grabs
When I reviewed the first version of MoneyBook for iPhone, I instantly fell in love with it. Great user interface, beautiful animations, easy to use and perfect to enter transactions on the go. No surprise it quickly become one of the most popular applications in the App Store. MoneyBook for iPhone was - and still is - the best personal finance management application currently available.
Now the question is, can an already great app be even better? Sure it can, and that’s exactly what happened with MoneyBook 2.0.
Preview: My Artists, It Replaced iPod.app On My iPhone
Sometimes a new app comes around and changes the way you interact with a device. It happened before. Otherwise, we wouldn’t be here always living on the edge of the App Store looking for new promising pieces of software. The app we’re previewing today is more than promising, it’s a big leap forward, at least for me.
My Artists has replaced iPod.app on my iPhone.
Apple Releases WWDC Session Videos to Developers
Apple has just released the WWDC 2010 session videos. A registered Apple developer account is required to download them, and you can find them at developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc/2010/. They’re available both in standard and high definition.
“Watch over 100 in-depth technical sessions from WWDC 2010. You’ll learn advanced coding techniques that will show you how to enhance the capabilities of your applications with the revolutionary technologies in iOS and Mac OS X. Download the videos, then take them with you on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad to watch anytime, anywhere.”
OnLive Games Running on the iPad [Video]
We’ve talked about OnLive before. A revolutionary service that will allow you to stream videogames to your computer / TV / mobile device using a simple set-top box or a browser plugin. You’ll be able to play Crysis on 2004 PC. Now you get it, it could change the way we think about videogames forever.
When Guitar Hero Meets Classical Music: Street Orchestra for iPhone [Video]
I’m not exactly into music games, but this app for iPhone could help me rediscover the genre. If you know what Guitar Hero is, that it shouldn’t be difficult to understand the main concept of Street Orchestra: you have to tap on “music notes” coming down from a “panel” to keep playing a specific song. It’s very simple and addictive.