Android – Iphone – Applications

Do you love wine? Then you should really take a look at the Wine Enthusiast Guide app for the iPhone and iPod touch from MobileAge. Instantly transform your iPhone into an indispensable wine companion for pros and novices alike. With a few taps you can access up-to-date details, reviews, ratings and retail prices for over 72,000 wines worldwide. Includes a Vintage Chart, 1,400 term glossary, cellar and list management with remote backup option, and 20 Wine Enthusiast tutorials. The vintage charts are beautifully designed and amazingly powerful for exploring wonderful wines from around the world.

This 3rd Party App is available at the Apple iTunes AppStore. Browse the full list of all AppStore apps filed under the AppStore category.

written by Duy Phong \\ tags: App, Apple, Download, Iphone, ITunes, OS, Tutorial

     With the addition of the “landscape” mode into the Mail app it has started being used as my main method of email composition, but that could soon change. Cult of Mac reader Matt Janssen recently announced that the Mail app has a major security flaw that could allow others to view your deleted email with an easy search.

     Those who use the new firmware update 3.0, regardless if it’s for the iPhone 2G, 3G, 3GS, or any iPod,  might want to watch how many sensitive emails they have stored on their iPhone. Even if you delete the email…

written by Duy Phong \\ tags: 3G, App, Iphone, Mac, OS

If you have an iPhone, one of the first apps you downloaded was most likely Facebook (if not, have you been living under a rock?). Well, it was recently announced that the app’s latest version, 3.0, has been submitted to the App Store for Apple’s sign of approval.

There’s no telling when exactly the updated version of the app will be made available but included above are 2 screen shots Gizmodo managed to snag before they were pulled. As you can see, even though the version number is still 2.5, the screen shots display content only found in 3.0.

Could this mean the update is to be pushed out today? Let’s hope so.

written by Duy Phong \\ tags: App, Apple, Download, Hack, Iphone, OS

Back in July we saw the first set of leaked Chrome OS screen shots, or so we thought. Turns out, those were fake (who could have guessed?) but today, we bring you more screen shots of the operating system. The verdict? Still most likely fake.

While the UI looks like something Google could possibly have backed, why are the images taken on a CRT monitor? Considering Google’s massive size, one would think they would be able to provide their developers with a screen that isn’t dated as the one pictured above.

Either way, we’re going to just assume these are fake until Google comes forward and gives us an actual glimpse of the OS in action.

via mashable

written by Duy Phong \\ tags: Google, Hack, OS

What you see above is an Android-powered MID that is leaving pretty much the entire Internet clueless. We’ve heard absolutely nothing about it, no name, no prices, no release dates, nothing.

However, if and when the ~4.5″ device does make its way to shelves all I know is that I definitely want one. Pocketables says there are to be 2 buttons on the top of this MID along with an SD slot for added storage.

On another note, slap a Mac OS X screen shot on there and you have yourself a perfect mock up for what an iTablet might look like.

written by Duy Phong \\ tags: Android, Hack, Mac, OS