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Apple Updates iMovie With Audio/Video Output Improvements
Today Apple updated iMovie for iOS devices, bringing the app to version 1.2.1. The update brought several fixes and enhancements to iMovie users, namely with audio and video output with the Apple Digital AV Adapter. What's New in Version 1.2.1 - Audio plays from your HDTV when using the Apple Digital AV Adapter. - Video...
Rogers Launches New $55 Unlimited My10 Plan In Manitoba
For those living in the Manitoba market, Rogers has launched a new $55 Unlimited My10 plan. The package is available to new or existing customers. The plan is effective May 26, 2011 and has no visible expiration date. The features are listed below: $55 Unlimited My10 Plan Minutes: 300 daytime Evenings/Weekends: Unlimited @ 6PM Data: 2GB...
Apple Has 31% Of Canadian Smartphone Market, RIM 42%
comScore, through a new measurement service called "MobiLens", has published a report about Canadian mobile behaviors and device usage. Based on comScore data, 32.8% of Canadians own a smartphone. However, narrowing down to mobile operating systems, the data reveals that the top smartphone platform for March 2011 is RIM’s BlackBerry with 42% of smartphone subscribers....
Rogers Reduces Unlimited Quebec Plan To $45 Until June 15
Good news for new and existing Rogers customers on the Unlimited Quebec plan, as Rogers has reduced the rate of the package until June 15, 2011. Specifically the plan has dropped to $45/month (from $60) and $35/month (from $50) if the plan is bundled. For plan details, see below: $45/month ($35/month bundled) Minutes: Unlimited Local...
Apple Officially Owns iCloud.com, Service Ready To Go Live
With Apple's iCloud.com announcement, speculation has gone rampant about what the cloud service will offer. Recent rumors have pointed to iCloud being a music service that enables users to stream content from the web to any Mac, PC or iOS device. Other rumors have instead speculated that iCloud is the next evolution of MobileMe, to...
Silent Film Director For iPhone Free For Today
Who doesn't like free apps?! Today, and only for today, Silent Film Director for iPhone is free! Normally listed at $1.99, the app is free for 24 hours on June 1. Silent Film Director enables users to edit videos in fun ways by adding effects, soundtracks, and changing the speed of the video. The app...
Google Confirms Renewal of Maps and Search Deal with Apple
All Things Digital currently has their D9 Conference happening, and this is where the tech industry's giants sit down and chat with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher. During the most recent chat with Google Executive Chairman (and former Apple Board of Director), Eric Schmidt, it was revealed Apple and Google will be continuing their search...
iOS 5 to Offer ‘Send to Twitter’ Option for Pictures Stored on iPhone?
With today's Apple press release announcing Steve Jobs as the keynote speaker of next week's WWDC, along with the announcement of iOS 5 and iCloud, expect more rumours to come our way. The latest involves twitter integration into iOS 5, in particular with pictures. TechCrunch claims sources have told them iOS 5 will include native...
Rogers To Reduce US Pay-Per-Use Data Rates On July 12
In some odd, but good, news Rogers is set to reduce the pay-per-use US data roaming rates effective July 12 2011. Pay-per-use rates only apply to those who are with Rogers and do not subscribe to a data plan. For those with a data plan, this does not apply to you. As of July 12...
Lodsys Responds to Apple, Sues Developers, Revolutionizes ‘Douchery’
Lodsys has written a lengthy response on their blog today responding to Apple and also filed lawsuits against developers. The company also boldly claims to pay out $1000 USD to developers who prove them wrong. Here's some info from their blog: Lodsys' Response to Apple The letter was very surprising as Apple and Lodsys were in...
Your iPhone is ‘Possibly Carcinogenic’ According to WHO
The latest report from the World Heath Organization claims cellphone use is 'possibly carcinogenic' and can cause brain tumours: A working group of 31 scientists from 14 countries meeting at the WHO’s International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) said a review of all the available scientific evidence suggested cellphone use should be classified as...
Apple Releases iWork for iPhone and iPod touch
Whoa. Hot on the heels of this morning's announcement of iCloud at next week's WWDC, Apple PR just dropped a huge bombshell via press release: iWork for the iPhone and iPod touch! Press release below: CUPERTINO, California—May 31, 2011—Apple® today announced that its groundbreaking iWork® productivity apps, Keynote®, Pages® and Numbers®, are now available for...