Apple Store

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Aici vom posta preturile aplicatilor de pe Store, urmatoarele oferte ale celor de la Apple cat si informatii utile despre noile updateuri, etc.

Apple anunta ca hackerul vietnamez nu a reusit sa sparga decat 400 de conturi iTunes si a facut cumparaturi de mii de $ din store. Apple considerand aceste cifre mici.

Apple a declarat astazi ca “doar” 400 de conturi iTunes au fost afectate de hackerul vietnamez care s-a folosit de ele pentru a face cumparaturi de mii sau poate zeci de mii de $ din AppStore. Apple priveste aceasta cifra ca una foarte mica in comparatie cu cele 150 milioane de conturi iTunes, adica aproximativ 0.0003% din totalul conturilor iTunes au fost afectate. Sincer sa fiu era de asteptat ca Apple sa minimizeze impactul actiunilor hackerului asupra serverelor iTunes pentru a-si pastra reputatia.

Tot astazi Apple a anuntat ca va implementa un nou modul de securitate in iTunes intr-o incercare de a preveni viitoare “scapari” de acest gen. Exista probabilitatea ca aceasta schimbare sa insemne necesitatea introducerii codului CVV2 ceva mai des decat pana acum.

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PSN Go brings the Playstation Network to your iPhone next week

PSN Go will allow its users to check their friends list to see who is online and even what game they’re playing and trophy details for each game including information on how they’re unlocked (that is, if the developer supplies those hints in the trophy description.)

As of now, no price has been announced, but seeing as similar apps on the App Store run around $1-$2 dollars, I don’t see why PSN Go wouldn’t follow suit.

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Browserul Skyfire a fost trimis catre aprobare in Apple Store... Vom avea oare flash pe iPhone?

Flash Coming to the iPhone? Skyfire Submits First Mobile Browser to Apple Capable of Playing Flash Video

Skyfire’s Cloud Technology May End Public Standoff Over Flash on “iDevices”
Mountain View, CA – August 31, 2010– Skyfire is submitting a mobile browser to Apple’s App Store capable of playing Flash video while adhering to all Apple’s guidelines regarding HTML5 open-video standards on Apple devices.
Skyfire 2.0 for iPhone follows on the heels of Skyfire’s recent launch on Android, which has now become one of the most popular third-party browsers on Google’s mobile platform, with nearly a million downloads in its first three months.
Skyfire 2.0 is the first mobile browser built for the social media generation and makes the mobile Internet experience faster, Flash-enabled and fun, including smart media recommendations.
What’s in Skyfire 2.0 for iPhone:

· Flash Video –The “Video” icon enables users to play millions of Flash videos around the web that otherwise do not play on mobile. This unlocks content trapped behind those error messages with question marks and blue Legos by transcoding the Flash content into HTML5 on Skyfire’s servers.

· Related Content – The “Explore” icon brings the most relevant content on the Internet to a user’s fingertips based on what they are viewing at the time. The Explore button pulls video, buzz, news, images and other sites from the wbased on what is on the current page.

Adherence to Apple’s Standards:

Skyfire for iPhone was built in tight accordance to Apple guidelines, including the use of a WebKit browser core shared with Safari, and h.264 adaptive streaming.
Skyfire’s famed cloud-computing technology translates Flash video on the fly from millions of web sites into HTML5 formats, and supports iOS devices via Apple’s HTTP live streaming standard. Skyfire also avoids the concerns raised in Steve Jobs’ recent essay regarding Flash on mobile devices. By optimizing Flash for iPhones and network conditions in the Cloud, Skyfire improves performance and maximizes battery life while playing video. The browser also avoids alternate runtime environments and other security vulnerabilities.
“We’re excited to submit a mobile browser for iPhone and iPod Touch that addresses Apple’s concerns regarding Flash deployment on mobile devices,” explains Jeff Glueck, CEO of Skyfire. “Rather than enabling Flash, Skyfire will translate videos into Apple standards. Skyfire supports HTML5 but at the same time, we recognize that the transition to HTML5 for 100 million Flash publishers will take years. We hope to bridge that gap and solve a problem for consumers who want access to millions of previously-unavailable videos on their iPhones.”
An Advantage for AT&T:
Not only does Skyfire enable Flash video while adhering to Apple’s guidelines, it offers a major enhancement to video data compression for AT&T. Skyfire compresses video data by an average of 75%, reducing buffer time, enhancing battery life and easing the network congestion that has caused user complaints in major metropolitan areas.
Be First in Line:
iPhone users who are interested in learning more about Skyfire on iPhone should find us on Facebook, or follow @Skyfire on Twitter to stay updated or sign up for an e-mail alert as soon as Skyfire 2.0 is approved for iPhone.

About Skyfire:
Skyfire is the creator of the Skyfire mobile browser, and has a mission to enable the “full internet” including rich media on mobile phones. The browser won the Best Mobile Application-People’s Voice at the 2009 Webby Awards and was named a Top App of 2009 by the New York Times’ Gadgetwise. Skyfire is based in Mountain View, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley. For more information, visit www.skyfire.com, or follow Skyfire on Twitter attwitter.com/skyfire.

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