Apps

Oct 05, 2011 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) — Famigo announced it is expanding its efforts to help families discover appropriate mobile content by launching support for Apple iOS apps. In July, Famigo reported that it introduced Family App Review …

Apple is including a “personal assistant” application called Siri in the iPhone 4S. It responds to spoken questions and commands such as “Do I need an umbrella today?” It’s an advanced version of speech-recognition apps found on other phones.

Adobe will be launching a family of tablet software in November which they’re calling Abode Touch Apps. The new apps were announced yesterday at the company’s MAX 2011 technology conference, along with a new online service called Adobe Creative …

There isn’t one – yet. Apple unveiled a faster, more powerful version of its sleek iPhone Tuesday and named it the 4S. It includes a futuristic, voice-activated personal-assistant service and an app that will send greeting cards for $2.99 each. … Continue reading →

According to Cook at the rollout, Apple has sold 250 million iOS devices so far. And counting. There are some 500,000 apps in the App Store, with 140,000 specifically for the iPad. This is a significant base. Apple doesn’t have … Continue reading →

CUPERTINO: Apple revealed a new app on Tuesday that lets users create and mail greeting cards with their iPhones. A brief mention about the $2.99 app that lets people design and send greeting cards through the postal service was made. … Continue reading →

Instead of having to remember and find the stock quote app and then typing in the ticker symbol for “Apple,” you can get Apple’s latest stock price by just asking for it. And for many people, it’s going to be … Continue reading →

Apple is including a “personal assistant” application called Siri in the iPhone 4S. It responds to spoken questions and commands such as, “Do I need an umbrella today?” It’s an advanced version of speech-recognition apps found on other phones.

I have seen the future, and it’s right here in my hands. While the rest of you poor suckers will have to wait until October 14 to try Siri on the new iPhone 4S, I’m looking at this magical, revolutionary … Continue reading →

5. Twitter. On Android, Twitter is perhaps too much of a good thing. Apple is following Google, but going seemingly deeper. Androiders can tweet from some apps, like the browser and YouTube, a capability iPhoners will get from Twitter being …