Author: Haridas Gowra

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Akai Releases MPC Fly For iPad

Akai releases MPC Fly for iPad, the case-and-device approach seems a smart idea, and it juices your slate when you charge its built in battery. The trade-off is an extra two pounds of weight, and almost an inch of thickness. Somewhat lighter is the app which rocks effects, sound library, sampling, supports WIST (Wireless Sync Start Technology) and works on any iPad but you will need a second-gen tab to use the hardware. Dont forget to look at the video.

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iConnectivity Outs iConnectMUSE Digital Audio Mixer

The iConnectMUSE digital audio mixer from iConnectivity, features 6 stereo in / outs, headphone out, 2 USB ports, a hub-able USB host, Ethernet/ network sharing and MIDI pass-through. Maker iConnectivity claims studio-grade analog-to-digital conversion will make it a snap to record professional sounding mixes on tour, back at the hotel or even at home. Your garage band can get mixing from Q2 and iConnectivity is costing $320 for the privilege. Dont forget to look at the video and for more details read the press release.

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Soul Calibur For iOS On January 19

The Suol Calibur, a tale of souls and swords, eternally retold, transforms your various Apple touchscreen devices into the stage of history come January 19th. The port includes every member of original Dreamcast cast as well as most of the original modes, although Team Battle Mode appears to be omitted. Time attack, Survival, and Extra Survival mode are compatible with Game Center leaderboards, so the title still is competitive. There is no word on pricing yet, the iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4, iPad 2 will support the game, and we are not sure about the other iOS devices.

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A Keyboard To Control iPad, iPhone And Computer

A keyboard from Matias, controls both your computer and iPad or iPhone, swaps between them by press of a key. There are three versions of iOS devices and one for blackberry. Starting with Apple like slim model and going up to the $200 tactile, all the keyboard are wired, and the USB bus also provides power for Bluetooth connection to the mobile.

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iPad3 Graphics Chip 20X Faster

The company behind the graphics GPUs found in many smartphones has announced its new series 6 chips. The PowerVR G6200 and G6400 will be up to 20X faster than the current. The company puts imagination GPUs in its mobile devices in Apple. The iPhone and iPad rely heavily on the GPU not just for stunning games like Infinity Blade but also to do a lot of regular computing. The new chips could make performance of the A6 system-on-a-chip leap far. Their architecture is now focusing on these non-gaming tasks. The new iPad is getting close to the big, proper consoles in terms of performance. It will vastly speed up things like video and photo editing.

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Cupidtino, The Dating Site, Releases iPhone App

Cupidtino, a dating site debuted an iPhone application to complement their dating website. The apps is free and pitched as a Mac-inspired dating app designed exclusively for fans of Apple products. It lets users search and browse profiles, send hearbeats to members that intergue them, and more. The users can upgrade their membership via in-app purchase for $4.99 per month, to read unlimited messages and chat with other Apple fans. Cupidtino has attracted some 30,000 members interested in dating another Apple fan so far. Hit on the source link to get your free apps.

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Vodio Brings Personalized Video Recommendations To iPad

The iOS app brings you videos being shared by your friends on social networks. Vodio uses its social features to bring a dash of personalization to its video recommendations. In the app, you can get what the crowd is watching too. You have to configure the app around your interests, by telling it with categories of videos. You can also drill down to the categories further to select sub-categories. For example in Sports category, you can choose Football, soccer etc. The UI is attractive and good to use. You swipe horizontally to move between channels and vertically to scroll through videos. The company is now working on simplifying the channel set up and personalization process, adding more video-driven features like HD enabling, and partnering with premium content players. Hit on the source link to download your apps for free.

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Age Of Booty Coming To iOS, Android

Certain Affinity Age of Booty a pirate-themed, real-time strategy game is coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Android devices. The company announced than an all new version of the game in the works being developed with Chaotic Moon. It includes a single-player campaign, along with real-time multiplayer and cross-platform support. There is no current release date yet.

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Apple Buys Flash-Memory Co Anobit

Apple has bought Anobit Technologies, an Israeli maker of flash-memory technology already used in many of Apple Gadgets. Apple Inc Spokesperson Steve Dowling says that Apple buys smaller tech companies from time to time, but generally does not give a reason why. The company is not giving financial terms. Anobit could not be reached for comment after business hours in Jerusalem. Bloomberg has also reported earlier that Apple had confirmed the deal.

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Pin Drop iPhone App Is Like An Evernote

The new iPhone app Pin Drop lets users to mark location that matter to them. One or two other startups are trying out this, most notable everplaces, still in private beta version. Users can drop their own pins or they can take inspiration from the curated list feature. Each pin can then be assigned to multiple categories allows users to build up a library of their favourite locations. All of a users pin are private unless they choose to share them public. If many become public, thus populate the globe. Users can optionally backup, manage, and view their pins. They will also allow you to use apps built with the Pin Drop API.

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iCade Cuts The Fat, Introduces Handheld Brother

This week, ION is unveiling a pair of new iCade products at CES, streams the original nostalgic tablet dock, and expands its tactile toggles to iPhone and iPod touch owners. The iCade Core recreates the original rigs control setup, Bluetooth connectivity, and pass through charging cable, but kills the cabinet motif in favor of landscape support. There is no word yet and pricing, ION says it should launch sometime in 2012. The new iCade Mobile, is penned for Q2 launch this year; it will cost you back $100 and score your iPod Touch / iPhone four shoulder buttons and classic D-Pad. The gamepad dock also swivels your device into landscape and portrait modes. For more details read on the press release.

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China Unicom Offers iPhone 4S Free With Subsidy

With a new promotion begins on January 13th, the nations second largest mobile carrier will offer latest versions of 16GB and 32GB Apple 4S iPhones free on-contract. To score the high-end model the consumers must sign a three year agreement with a minimum monthly cost of 286 yuan (approximately $45). Those looking to avoid the commitment can pick up the 16GB versions with a two year contract on the minimum monthly cost of 386 yuan (approximately $61).

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iOS 5.1 Beta Reveals Apple Testing Quad-Core Mobile CPUs

Apple is planning to put a quad-core A6 chip inside its next generation iPhone or iPad and that is not a confirmation from Apple or any reliable source. What it does indicate is that Apple may be testing iOS support for quad-core CPUs. 9to5 Mac has dug up the images from iOS 5.1 beta, details the supported number of cores. In that a single-core A4 is referred to as /cores/core.0 while dual-core A5s are /cores/core.1. Now a new listing shows, /cores/core.3, is popping up, if you start counting it with zero, indicating the CPU is packing four cores. What they are trying to say is Apple may not be running test on hardware yet, but they may merely testing that the software support for quad-core chips is in the works.

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AOC Debuts iPhone Dock Station And Aire Monitor

AOCs monitor with a built-in iPhone dock, the company now debuts it now on CES. It wraps off its HD monitor with 10-watt SRS Premium Sound Speakers. The 23-inch 1080p panel rocks a 50,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, a 250 cd/m2 brightness and 5ms response time in a sleek 12.9mm thick package. The device will be hitting the market in March and will cost you $280. For more details read the press release.

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Adobes Executive Todd To Run iAd

Todd Teresi has been hired to be the new chief of Apples iAd mobile advertising division, but since the hire it has been officially confirmed, it is all based on sources familiar with the matter. Bloomberg Business Week asserts that the iAd team has been cutting the prices to keep customers from jumping out, includes Google, nothing that the dominance seen in the tablet market is not exactly translating on the advertising side.

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FAA Approves iPad For American Airlines Cockpit Use. Replaces Traditional Paper Manual

American Airlines has been approved by the FAA to use Apple iPad in cockpits to navigate maps. This initiative is believed to help the airline save about $1 million per year. The very first officially iPad flight will take off this Friday aboard a B-777 aircraft being fully FAA approved to use iPads on all flight phases, as digital flight manual readers and as electronic chart.

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Rockstar Releases GTA III To iOS And Android Smartphone Users

Grad Theft Auto III, released in the year 2001, was one of the most successful open-world RPG games. after nearly 10 years of its launch, Rockstar Games has ported and released the game for iOS and Android mobile platform. For those who don’t like on-screen controls, the game also supports select game-pads on Android devices.

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