Apple closed their Apple Store for a while today. You can now check back at the Store and see a bunch of new great, amazing, remarkable, beautiful, easy to use, wonderful, very nice and incredible products. Apple introduced the new iMac with 21,5 inch and 27 inch screens and Quad-Core option. They also introduced the new Mac mini, a new white MacBook with 250 GB hard-drive, the much rumored Magic Mouse, and even a new Apple Remote.
Not really iPhone news at all, but still news I like to post. You probably didn’t know this, but Apple also has other products then the iPhone. Just kidding. But they do want to focus on the iMac and MacBook Pro devices as well ofcourse. There have been a lot of rumors about the possible release of new iMacs and other products. Several sources claim Apple will release new products today.
True Augmented Reality. Is that something new? Not really, it’s just augmented reality but not like the apps in the App Store that use this technology. Apps like Layar uses a browser to display extra information on top of the real live footage that your iPhone-camera sees. Soon you will see apps that use AR in whole different ways then before.
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iPhone developers received an e-mail from Apple, informing them about Apple’s decision to allow In-App Purchasing for free apps now. The feature was previously restricted to paid applications only. This is a smart move, because developers no longer have to necessarily make a free version AND a paid version. They can now present their app as free, but with limited options. If you want the full app, you can buy the entire app via In-App Purchasing.
Steven Troughton-Smith is the developer of Stacks. Stacks is a program (found in Cydia) which acts the same way as the Stacks option in Mac OS X, but then for your iPhone. He is now busy developing a project called Spaces. It is based on the SpringBoard Expose concept fom ‘Ocean Observations‘ and enables you to quickly see all your SpringBoard pages.
Not really iPhone news at all, but still news I like to post. You probably didn’t know this, but Apple also has other products then the iPhone. Just kidding. But they do want to focus on the iMac and MacBook Pro devices as well ofcourse. There have been a lot of rumors about the possible release of new iMacs and other products. Several sources claim Apple will release new products today.
iPhone developers received an e-mail from Apple, informing them about Apple’s decision to allow In-App Purchasing for free apps now. The feature was previously restricted to paid applications only. This is a smart move, because developers no longer have to necessarily make a free version AND a paid version. They can now present their app as free, but with limited options. If you want the full app, you can buy the entire app via In-App Purchasing.
