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KeepItWith.Me: Transfer URLs from iPhone to Computer Faster

Do you send a lot of URLs from your iPhone to Mac/PC and vice versa? There's an incredibly easy way to share URLs quickly, and it's via the service KeepItWith.Me. This service will let you send/receive URLs from any device like your iPhone 4 to your Mac/PC and vice versa. Here's a video on what...

[Updated] Infinity Blade Now Live in App Store

Update 1: I just picked up this game (300MB+ download; iTunes!)...and it's incredible. The graphics are so real, and the gameplay is pretty awesome. Soundtrack and effects are just over the top. A must have for 2010! Screenshots below: Back at Apple's September Event, developers previewed a game with some incredible graphics from the makers...

Apple Push Notification Service to Use 2048-bit TLS/SSL Certificates

More developer news from Apple today. Earlier it was announced App Store promo codes are now redeemable worldwide. Another email sent to developers mentions Push Notifications will now have use stronger encryption in the form of 2048-bit TLS/SSL certificates. The email below states: Dear Developer, On December 22, 2010, the production Apple Push Notification service...

App Store Promo Codes Now Redeemable Worldwide

Looks like there's been a change for users to redeem App Store promo codes. Previously codes were restricted to US iTunes accounts but that has now been updated. Now worldwide iTunes accounts (including Canada!) can redeem promo codes. Your promo code distribution is no longer limited to U.S. customers. Promo codes in iTunes Connect can...

[Updated] Video: Dev Team Successful with Untethered iOS 4.2.1 Jailbreak

MuscleNerd from the iPhone Dev Team just tweeted that he got an untethered iOS 4.2.1 jailbreak working (video coming soon) that uses iOS 4.2b3 hashes that were kept on Cydia. This latest method is a 'backup plan' as @comex is hard at work on an extensible untethered jailbreak. This new method does not exploit any...

Official Google Latitude App Launches in App Store, Then Pulled?

Google Latitude exists as a standalone app for Blackberry and Android users. For iPhone users, there is only a web app. It appears that Google has released an official Google Latitude app in the App Store. The app was available in Japan, and other European countries as well. The description is in English: With Google...

Twitter Adds Instagram Support and iTunes Music Previews

Twitter today announced support for iTunes music previews and native Instagram (one of my favourite apps) support. The latter was among five new companies where you can access embedded media right within twitter. We’re on a mission to give you more great multimedia content on Twitter, and today we’re adding five new companies to bring...

MobileMe To ‘Get A Lot Better In 2011’ – Steve Jobs

MobileMe is Apple's email, photo/file hosting, and syncing service for iOS devices and Mac/PC's. The service costs an annual $109.00 and over the years, user responses to the service have been mixed. Some users love the service and use it religiously while others feel that the $109 annual price is too high for similar services...

Google Nexus S: Enough to Switch Away from your iPhone 4?

Yesterday Google unveiled the Google Nexus S--the successor to the Nexus One. The new Nexus S is manufactured by Samsung and runs the latest Android OS, 2.3 Gingerbread.  Is this phone enough to lure you away from your iPhone 4? Nexus S is the next generation of Nexus devices, co-developed by Google and Samsung. The latest Android platform (Gingerbread),...

Sasktel 3G+ Network Expands To 26 New Areas

This week, SaskTel announced that its wireless network has expanded its 3G+ wireless coverage to serve 26 additional locations across the province of Saskatchewan. "Construction of the 3G+ network is a significant development for SaskTel and its customers in Saskatchewan," said Bill Boyd, Minister Responsible for SaskTel. "When the network is complete in 2011 it...