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The iPhone 5 will be announced on August 7!
Read the report on Gadget Lab.
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The iPhone 5 will be announced on August 7!
Read the report on Gadget Lab.
[Photo: Brian X. Chen/Wired]
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Coolest news all day » AppleInsider notes that the new patent application offers a way for multiple users to share a device:
The filing provides a simple way for multiple users to share a single device, like an iPad. Each user could customize their personal profile with unique wallpaper, applications and settings, and that profile would be immediately accessed once the iPad recognizes a user’s face.
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GO: #OccupyThis
“GO is a new mobile application for the iPhone that allows users to broadcast and share photos, videos and commentary with others and post them to a live streaming portal. The app offers real-time access to geo-located, tagged media presented in both a stream and map view. GO also supports complete anonymity.
GO is the first product from Hollr, founded by Michael Bachman and Justin Dionisio.
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App-based remote room monitoring system for iPad and iPhone
- Facebook is the most popular in-flight social network, accounting for 61% of all traffic in the first 6 months of 2011
- This was followed by Twitter (22%) and LinkedIn (10%), with Foursquare rounding out the pack with 6% of usage (who checks in whilst in a plane? Isn’t a moving object kind of defeating the point of a checkin?)
- Apple’s products (iPhone, iPad) have a huge 96.8% in-flight Wi-Fi usage share, and phones edge out tablets by a ratio of 2:1
