If you’re a fan of Google Buzz and would like to take it on your iPhone, you’re in luck, as we just caught wind that Buzzie, the first iPhone client for Google Buzz, is now available from iTunes.
Selling for the first week with a 33% discount for only £1.19 or $1.79, the Buzzie app gets the eye with its clean user interface and the fact that it takes advantage of the iPhone’s GPS functionality to locate you on the map and tell, or not tell people, where you are.
Sling Media has finally arrived at the AT&T 3G shores with its mobile application for the iPhone dubbed the SlingPlayer Mobile which is a perfect dossier for TV fanatics. It is almost been an year that Sling Media first came up with a mobile TV version using WiFi but, things have finally been sorted out and the same service is now up for streaming through the AT&T 3G network.
The hype seems to have given way to disappointment for Hollywood, with the Apple iPad falling short of the tinsel town’s expectations. It is being believed that executives in Hollywood had anticipated a device that could come about as a game changer for film and TV studios. However, for them at least, it has ended up as just another gadget that boasts of the computing functions of a laptop and an e-reader.
Whoever said the Apple iPad would arrive accompanied by a kickstand has been proved wrong. The Apple iPad will not be sporting a built in kickstand. It is just the kickstand that is a minus, after all. The features the device loads into itself are enough to keep you in awe.
If you are the types that cannot do without your favorite numbers in your car, here is what you will like to read. A select number of 2010 Ford models will come with a factory installed HD Radio receiver that will let the users tag the iTunes by pressing a mere button. The users could then download the song later onto their iPod or their iPhones. The Mustang image atop will make you think that the 2010 Mustang model will also render the facility but, that is a whimsy which purely belongs to us as of now.
Apple is taking advantage of the hot summer days and have rolled out a minor point release to its iTunes media player and management software. Other than fixing a few “important” bugs, iTunes 8.2.1 “addresses an issue with the verification of Apple devices” — which if you need a translation means that they’ve blocked Palm Pre syncing.
Back in May when the Pre was announced, Palm executives promised that the handset will be able to sync with iTunes, pulling down your music, podcasts, and videos, it looks like Palm Pre has become public enemy number one as of late.
