Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Fishlabs Hints Toward Nokia Tablet

Fishlabs

German developer Fishlabs has fuelled rumors about Nokia working on an iPad competitor. The developer mentioned development for the device on their weblog.

Palm Extends $1 Million Developer Competition

Palm-oneIn Palm’s Hot Apps Rewards, the company extended the deadline to June 30th. With a special leaderboard, developers are also updated on their performance in the competition.

Ovi Stats Update

OviCurrently, Ovi is generating over 1.6 million downloads a day and the store is backed by developers from 80 countries. Nokia’s Ovi Store supports over 100 devices of which over 60 are Symbian based.

Apple to Ban Flurry and Distimo?

AppleIt seems Apple is kicking more third party service providers out the App Store with the release of iPhone OS 4.0. In the recent TOS change, developers are no longer allowed to device data.

Vodafone Commits to the iPad

VodafoneVodafone has announced it will be launching the iPad 3G in five countries. It is not clear if the deal is exclusive, but at least it shows there is love between Apple and Vodafone as well.

iPad Faces International Delays

AppleDue to the massive success of the iPad in the US, Apple has decided to delay the international launch of the device even more. The delay should not be more than a month which means it will hit the shelves end of May.

Huawei Also Eyeballing Palm

Palm-oneNext to HTC, Reuters expects Huawei to already be talking with Palm about a takeover. Huawei is a competitor of HTC that is known for many operator branded phones in Europe and the US.

Google Hires Mark DeLoura for Gaming Push

GoogleGoogle has announced the appointment of Mark DeLoura as Developer Advocate for video games. With this appointment, Google further commits to the (mobile) gaming industry.

Apple to Remove Rating Pop-Ups

AppleSince Apple started to allow apps on the iPhone, the company has been asking users to rate them upon deletion. This functionality will however be removed in iPhone OS 4.0.

Unity CEO Promises ‘Uninterrupted Service’

Unity3dUnity 3D is one of the pre-compilers likely to be banned from the App Store due to the new TOS Apple introduced with the iPhone OS 4.0 beta version. Unity believes there will be a solution.

First iPhone Reaches ‘End of Life’

AppleDuring the introduction of iPhone OS 4.0, Steve Jobs already announced that 4.0 would not be fully backward compatible. As so, the 3G models would not receive multitasking support.

Digital Chocolate Generated 4 Mln Downloads on Ovi

Digital-chocolateDigital Chocolate is celebrating four million downloads on Nokia’s Ovi store. It is unclear at the moment how many of them have been paid downloads since Nokia is running promotions on the games.

HTC Eyeballing Palm

HtcAccording to a story from Bloomberg, HTC is playing around with the ideas of releasing their own mobile operating system or just to acquire Palm. HTC is currently ruling the Android and Windows Mobile markets.

Ideaworks3D Appoints New CEO

Ideaworks3dIdeaworks3D has announced the appointment of Niall Murphey as their new CEO. Alex Caccia will be stepping down from his position, but remains on the board as the president of the company.

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