Steam is perhaps the most well known gaming platform for Windows and Mac users alike, offering users who create free accounts to purchase, download, and play a variety of games from some of the most popular game developers in the world. Valve, the company behind Steam, is currently testing a closed beta of an iOS [...]
Apple recently reported its results for the holiday quarter, with sales jumping to record highs for many of its products. Apple announced a record quarterly net profit of $13.06 billion, or $13.87 per diluted share. More statistics available in the chart after the break.
We’ve previously posted a ton of articles about Apple retail stores popping up all over the world, including the store in Grand Central Station, the loads of fake Apple stores in China, et cetera et cetera et cetera. However, it looks like Apple, which is on a roll unveiling retail store after retail store, has something even grander “in store” for us. The company is preparing to open a store within the Harrods department store, an extremely popular and quite beautiful store in London.
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Just a few hours ago, Apple made a few updates to its iBookstore, adding a new iTunes U app, as well as offering a new app, iBooks Author, on the Mac App Store to allow publishers to publish their textbooks to iBooks. iBooks 2 on the iPad allows you to experience textbooks on the large screen.
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One of the biggest problems with Apple is also one of the reasons why their products are often the most hyped: the constant stream of new devices, promising better functionality, more features, faster speeds, etc… However, not everything has the resources (or wants to) continually upgrade to the latest version of the iPhone, iPad, etc. Previously, sticking with older devices would only mean watching your iOS firmware slowly become deprecated and obsolete. Now, however, a new innovative solution called Whited00r promises to introduce new iOS features, including app folders, multitasking, etc, to older devices.
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Adam Bell, a developer of apps and tweaks for the iOS platform, has just come out with his latest Cydia tweak; dubbed Coverflow, it allows you to scroll through the icons on your iPhone or iPod dock as if you were scrolling through the landscape view in the Music or iPod app. Below is a preview of the tweak in action.
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The Apple TV is currently being modded by two developers: TheMudKip and Steven Troughton-Smith, who are working together to bring iOS application functionality to the Apple TV, as demonstrated in the video above. So far, the two developers have been successful in running applications on the Apple TV, as demonstrated with the calculator app, Safari, and more. Additionally, apps can also run side by side on the larger TV screen the Apple TV utilizes.
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Halfbrick Studios, the developers behind the popular “Fruit Ninja” apps, posted a link to a YouTube video a few days ago featuring their Fruit Ninja game being played by a cat. Surprisingly, it seems that this isn’t just some random slashing of the iPad screen done by a feline. After watching the video, one has to admit that the cat really seems to know what it’s doing, going after the fruit and slashing them with surprising accuracy. Here’s the video:
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