The most useful organizers you will need for your
iPad and iPhone

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AdvSoft has announced the release and immediate availability of CalPad 1.5.6 and CalPhone 1.2.1, the most useful organizers you will need for your iPad and iPhone. Both are the most integrated tool for your Calendar, Tasks and Notes management and connectivity support for iPad and iPhone. Organize your day: The app gives you all the tools needed to help you to schedule your day. You can easily focus on Appointments, Tasks and Notes of current day or any other day.

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Bombing Brain Interactive Releases Setlists for
iPad

post from prMac on 25 April 2012 10:40:00 AM. © prMac

Bombing Brain Interactive today announced the release of Setlists, a new iPad app for organizing and prompting song lyrics to multiple group members during live performances. You don't have to scratch out a list of tunes just before showtime on cocktail napkins, or print out sets at home for every gig. Setlists lets you create and display collections of songs in any order you like with just a few taps. And everyone in the band who has an iOS device can see the same lists and lyrics you do.

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24 Hour Sale of Inpaint on the Mac App Store

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Teorex is organized a 24 hour sale promotion for Inpaint V4 at the Mac App Store. Every digital camera user is familiar with the problem: the almost perfect photograph, but ruined accidentally by a passer-by, something that was overlooked in the background, embarrassing facial blemishes, date stamps and more. Maybe the user didn't notice the power lines, the person pulling a distracting face, or even the setting on the camera that applied a date-time stamp on every single picture.

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uDesktop HD 1.5 - Wonderful Wallpaper

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Aperio Lux today announces uDesktop HD 1.5 for Mac OS X. uDesktop HD is an amazing program allowing you to access thousands of widescreen wallpapers for the desktop of your Mac. Grouped by resolution into 28 categories, uDesktop HD has a wonderful feature that lets you add your own images in the catalog for displaying on the Desktop. uDesktop HD also features two amazing styles of animation and random functions.

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Say Nihao to Bella's Chinese New Year

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Put Chinese culture and language at your child's fingertips with "Bella's Chinese New Year," an eBook app for iPhone and iPad released on April 23 in the Apple App Store. Adapted from the much-loved hardcover version released in May 2011, "Bella's Chinese New Year" is a joyful story about a five-year-old American girl named Bella, who lives in Singapore, and is celebrating the New Year at her school. With her infectious smile and zest for life, Bella connects with the culture around her.

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iPhone users resist the lure of Sprints unlimited
plans

post from Apple on 25 April 2012 10:03:33 AM. © Apple

Sprint?s unlimited data plans don’t seem to be as big a draw as it had hoped when it comes to selling the iPhone. Sprint sold 1.5 million iPhone 4 and 4S handsets in the first quarter, compared to the 3.2 million Verizon and 4.3 million AT&T activated in the same period.

Given Sprint?s size ? with 56 million total connections it?s about half the size of either Verizon or AT&T ? 1.5 million iPhones certainly isn?t a bad haul, but it certainly doesn?t indicate customers are flocking to the carrier lured by cheap data. Part of the problem is that the pickings were already slim when Sprint first started selling the device in October. AT&T and Verizon had already locked a good deal of customers into contracts, and AT&T in particular has been aggressively upgrading its older iPhone customers to the new 4S and to new 2-year contracts.

Though the iPhone may not be a runaway success for Sprint, it?s managed to use the device both to keep its current subscribers happy as well as bring in new customers. Sprint said 44 percent of its first quarter activations were new accounts, so it?s not merely recycling its old customer base, swapping out Android phones for iPhones. And even if AT&T and Verizon are far outpacing it in iPhone activations, Sprint is quickly becoming a significant part of Apple’s smartphone empire, accounting for 4 percent of Apple’s global 35.1 million global iPhone sales last quarter.

The iPhone also contributed to Sprint?s more than 1 million net subscriber additions. Most of those customers came from its wholesale business ? connections it sells to mobile virtual network operators and Sprint?s regional affiliates ? and its numerous prepaid brands, but Sprint managed to grow its core CDMA contract subscriber base by 263,000, which offset a loss 455,000 Nextel iDEN customers.

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The Gates of Hell Have Opened: G.O.D [God of
Defence] Launches for iOS

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MGame Mobile today introduces G.O.D 1.0, its new defense-oriented gaming title for iOS. In G.O.D [God of Defence], players will protect their fortress from legions of undead skeleton warriors. While traditional defense games typically employ a home army as the defending force, players of G.O.D. will be literally "playing god" against the opposing force. Rather than focusing their defense strategy on combat units, they will build up the skills and strengths of one ultimately powerful character.

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Apple will host WWDC on June 11 in San Francisco

Apple will host its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) June 11 through June 15 at San Francisco?s Moscone West, the company announced today. The five-day conference will give developers a peek into the future of iOS and OS X. The tickets for the event are going to cost about $1,599.

?We have a great WWDC planned this year and can?t wait to share the latest news about iOS and OS X Mountain Lion with developers,? said Philip Schiller, Apple?s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. ?The iOS platform has created an entirely new industry with fantastic opportunities for developers across the country and around the world.?

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WWDC 2012: June 11-15

Three years ago it sold out in a month. Two years ago it took a week. Last year it took 12 hours. So, if you want to go, I wouldn’t fuck around.

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Calculator Expert for Mac is on a 60% Sale for a
Very Limited time

Synaptic Wave is glad to announce Calculator Expert is on a 60% discount for a limited time. The app solves the problem of the usual OS X calculator approximations. Calculator Expert returns correct numbers for any computations, including trigonometry and logarithms. The app interface mimics the standard iPhone calculator to let you start using Calculator Expert immediately. Saving computation history and copy & paste support turn Calculator Expert into the most convenient tool ever.

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