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Frogger: Hyper Arcade Edition Lands on XBLA, iOS: The Details
Quietly releasing in a period where game releases are practically non-existent, Frogger: Hyper Arcade Edition brings a remastered Frogger experience along with 8 different game modes and an unexpected remix of Draft Punk’s Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger.
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Twitter for iOS 4.3 Update Leaked: The Details
Twitter for iOS is getting a major update that aims to address criticisms that power users don’t solely use the app, according to the leaked images in the iOS 6 App Store. Improvements include push notifications from selected users when tweets are published, and tappable avatars that go directly to the user's profile.
Privacy Risk from Ads in Apps Rising: Security Firm
Some advertising networks have been secretly collecting app users personal details over the past year and now have access to millions of smartphones globally, U.S.-based mobile security firm LookOut said.
Google Chrome for iOS: Features We Like
The release of Google Chrome for iOS has been met with a positive reception, due the the browser's increased functionality and almost-on-par speed with Safari for iOS (if Javascript rendering was a little better, then the speed would be faster). Dive into the browser, though, and there are great features that may not jump out just by typing a URL.
Malware Removed from App Store, Google Play: The Details
For the first time, malware entered the iOS App Store - and also entered Google Play, the Android market - but has since been removed. How the app, which steals contacts information and spams contacts, got into the Store in the first place is questionable considering Apple’s strict vetting process.
iOS App Store Binaries Corrupted, 1-Star Reviews Arrive
iOS App Store apps with new updates should warn users of downloading the latest version: a widespread corruption across Apple’s platform is meaning most users are seeing crashes immediately. Apple is reportedly working on the issue, but it means irreparable damage could done to the app and developer in terms of user perception.
iOS Apps Being Banned for Manipulating Ranking, Causes Confusion: Why?
Apple’s App Store is known for being active and full of high-quality apps, doing a good job of promoting the most popular apps. However, Apple is reportedly banning developers who manipulate rankings and there are even suggestions ratings may be skewed towards bigger developers.
IBM Developing Augmented Reality Apps for Shoppers: The Details
Augmented Reality apps haven’t exploded in popularity - apart from a useful on-the-go translation tool - but that hasn’t stopped IBM from adopting the technology. The computer hardware and software creator has released an app for shopping, allowing users to scan products and receive coupons.
Foursquare Introduces ‘Connected Apps,’ Integrates Apps Directly Into Service
Though perhaps not the best timing, Foursquare announced June 28 - the second day of the Google I/O conference - a new service called “Connected Apps.” It allows apps to be integrated into the service. So, for example, when someone checks into a restaurant, recommended dishes are immediately shown. A developer preview is available now.
Google Chrome Browser Tops Free iOS Apps List
Google has released a version of Chrome Browser for iOS recently. Despite the existence and high efficiency of Apple Safari, the new Chrome has managed to claw its way to the top position at the App Store, which also offers other popular browsers such as Opera and Dolphin. What's more amazing, Chrome has made to the top of the app store with a rating of 4.5 stars, out of more than 4000 ratings.
Apple Planning Massive Changes in iTunes by Year-end
Apple is launching a new version of iTunes, according to many sources, at the end of the present year. The idea is to launch it along with the iPhone 5 and the Apple TV. However, this is not just one of Apple's normal updates for iTunes. In fact, it is said to be the largest overhaul ever made to this software. Some say this is one of Apple's moves to stave off threat from rivals like Google and Amazon.
Google Chrome for iOS Races Ahead to No.1 on Free App List
Google Chrome for iOS - mobile versions of the desktop browser for iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad - launched on June 28, but has already become the most popular free app on the iOS App Store. The app brings a very familiar experience compared to the desktop versions, especially on the iPad.
Google Chrome Launches for iPhones, iPad: The Details
Google has announced and launched its popular Chrome browser for iPhone and iPad devices, bringing integration with Chrome for desktop and synchronization across iPhone and iPads. Here are the details.
