For those avid Facebook users (which is the vast majority of us Internet users), Facebook recently unveiled a new “timeline” style layout. Facebook also released an app update for its iOS app, which now supports this feature, as shown in the screenshot above. Additionally, some new features are also available in version 4.1 of the Facebook app, outlined by TUAW:
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Where’s My Water is a paid gane on the iOS app store that is constantly hovering in the top 25 paid applications. Apple is now giving away a limited number of copies of the game on its Facebook fan page, which you can check out here. More details about the application are available below:
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RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky today released an interesting prediction about what Apple may be planning to do with the iPhone 3Gs after its new iPhones come out.
According to Abramsky, instead of retiring the iPhone 3Gs, Apple will keep it for even longer instead – offering it for free on contract.
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If you haven’t heard, recent reports have shown that Best Buy and other Electronics Retailers are having trouble selling tablets other than the iPad.
For example, Best Buy is said to have a large number of HP tablets that it has not been able to sell. The lack of sales was so bad that Best Buy is reportedly in talks with HP about returning the huge surplus. In fact, out of all of Best Buy’s stock, only 10% was reported to have reached the hands of customers.
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TouchGrind is a popular iOS title that just hit the Mac App Store recently. Using your trackpad, you can do some pretty cool tricks with this new Mac title. The best part about the app is its price; while it may cost $4.99 and $7.99 for the SD and HD versions respectively on the iOS platform, the app is currently 100% free for Mac. So grab it while you still can!
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Xcode is Apple’s official development software for creating iOS and Mac applications, and will only run on a Macintosh computer. Prior to Xcode 4, all downloads of the software development kit were offered for free on Apple’s website, but with the release of Xcode on the Mac App Store, Apple bumped the price up to $4.99 to those who were not registered as Apple developers (luckily, we at iTracki were, so the price increase didn’t matter to us.) However, with the release of Lion, Apple has once again decided to offer Xcode (now version 4.1) for free, for your software development pleasure. This is sure to piss off those who actually spent 5 bucks on the software, but for the rest of you, hey, who doesn’t like freebies?
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Here at iTracki we like to keep you updated on the lates new apps, price drops, and app updates in our App Guide, but sometimes, you just gotta feature the apps on the News page too. This is one of these cases. We’re here with a great freebie alert, to tell you that 2XL Supercross HD, a great game by 2XL games, has just gone free from it’s previous price of $4.99. This app has great ratings on the App Store and really is very polished and clean. Get it while it’s still free, using the download link below!
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Almost everyone knows about Google’s new social network, named Google+, designed to be a competitor with Facebook. But unlike Facebook, Google+ has no mobile app, making it difficult to share and post to the network on the go. But now, you can. No, it’s not a native app, but rather, another app, called DoAT. Check out the video below:
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