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Samsung ChatON now available for iOS device

Samsung ChatON, the cross-messaging platform is already available on Samsung’s bada and Android OS and will support other platforms like BlackBerry, Windows Mobile and now available for iOS and ready for download from iTunes App Store.

ChatON allows users to have a 1:1 conversation, group chat, group messaging, share multimedia content and even animated messages. Available to download for free at iTunes App Store.

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Need for Speed Shift 2 Unleashed available for iOS device

Need for Speed Shift 2 Unleashed has just been released for the iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad, which is a sequel of the game made by Electronic Arts, Need for Speed Shift.

Series of  NFS Shift is intended for racing and gaming addicts have a very spectacular display graphics, this game is recommended for iOS user. Unfortunately this game is not free, the users can download games NFS "Shift 2" for the iPhone and iPod Touch with a price of $ 4.99 and games NFS "Shift 2 Unleashed" for iPad with $ 6.99

FEED YOUR NEED FOR THE ULTIMATE SPEED! Experience the high-velocity action and eye-popping visuals of the most awesome Need For Speed ever

• Burn rubber as you shift your way to the top of the leaderboards – only on Origin. Register to unlock exclusive cups, leaderboards and free NFS cash!
• Now whip through the trees of The Black Forest, the deserts of Abu Dhabi, and the waterfronts of Rio as you fight to the finish line. Feel every scrape, bump, and burn out with vividly rendered visuals.
• You’re in the cockpit with the helmet cam: push it to the limit with realistic racing controls that simulate the visceral velocity of being behind the wheel at 200mph.
• Test your skills on more than 20 Quick Race Trials featuring 40 of the hottest cars, including the exclusive Pagani Huayra! Run the Circuit with multiple game modes and over 40 events.
• Earn credits and upgrade your car’s acceleration, tires, and suspension. Power up with nitrous boosts, and personalize your car with spoilers, rims, specialized paint jobs, and body kits.
• Experience racing evolved and unleash your inner driver with SHIFT 2 Unleashed!

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Tumblr releases version 2.0 for iPhone

Posted by Aulia Masna 

PhoneItPad turn your iPad 3G into "iPhone"

PhoneItPad is an application hack --or in the iOS term is known as Jailbreak-- that will be able to change the iPad 3G tablet device into an iPhone.

PhoneItpad apps developed by PhoneIslam, formerly known to make a jailbreak for iPhone 3G that has the ability to FaceTime functionality.

With PhoneItPad apps, its allows the device to be full fuctional iPhone-like device so that your iPad 3G will be able for voice call, send SMS and FaceTime with the existing number of your SIMCard.

Unfortunately this application is still under development and will soon be available on Cydia AppStore in the near future.

[via iClarified]

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Stop your toddler from deleting apps from iOS devices

If it's an app that doesn't store data in the phone, you just dodged a bullet. You can go straight to the App Store and download it again for free. Even if it's a paid app.

If it stores data like for example Good Reader, or perhaps games like Tiny Wings or Angry Birds that track your achievements, that's when you'll start to get sweaty. Those data will not return to your phone. You can't restore from the phone's backup either (well you can but it's an overkill method to recover data in a single app).

As they say prevention is better than cure, so I'm going to show you how to make sure you don't get to that stage.

I think it's new in 4.3, or perhaps 4.2 (I no longer hold a 4.2 device) but navigate your way to the Settings app, open General, go to the Restrictions entry and enable it.

Once you enter your chosen passcode and activated Restrictions, go to the entry that says Deleting Apps just below the one that says Installing Apps. Turn it off. Turn off Deleting Apps. You won't be able to delete apps from your iOS device anymore but that also means your three year old won't suddenly send your crucial documents or saved games to oblivion anymore.

You can thank me later.

Posted by Aulia Masna 

Google Translate app now available for iPhone

Google Translate now available for  iPhone (and other iOS device), you can translate your phrase or word for more than 57 language. For most languages, you can speak your phrases and hear the corresponding translations.

With Google Translate you can:

• Translate text between 57 languages
• Translate by speaking the text instead of typing it (15 languages)
• Listen to your translations spoken aloud (23 languages)
• Display translations in full screen mode to make it easier for others nearby to read
• Star your favorite translations for quick access even when you’re offline
• Access your translation history even when you’re offlineSpell out the translation of non-Latin script languages (e.g. Chinese, Japanese, etc..) in Latin characters to read it phonetically (e.g. Pinyin, Romaji)View additional dictionary results for single words or short phrases

Translations between the following languages are supported:
Afrikaans, Albanian, Armenian, Azerbaijani, Arabic, Basque, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Filipino, Finnish, French, Galician, Georgian, German, Greek, Haitian Creole, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Irish, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu, Vietnamese, Welsh, Yiddish

You can download Google Translate app for free at App Store

[via DailyMobile]

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Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Epic Games' Infinity Blade will be hitting the App store on December 9th

Are you guys ready to feast your eyes with the 'eye-popping' new game by Epic Games, Infinity Blade? Well you better be ready, as IntoMobile reports that the game will be hitting the App store on December 9th. Yes this iOS-only game will be released in less than two weeks from today.

If you wanna know why there has been so much talk about this game, well here's two reasons, Epic Games & Unreal Engine. The game will look extremely gorgeous, if you think Rage HD is beautiful, then I think this will top that. This is probably because the game is powered by Epic Games' mobile version of Unreal Engine. Yea you read that right, thats the same engine that Epic's uses to create Gears of War series, only this time its the mobile version. Don't get fooled by the 'mobile' title, because it looks really really gorgeous. Check this out if you don't believe me (crank it to HD version)

Infinity Blade will be available for $5.99 and it also supports both the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4.

Posted by Bayu Wicaksono 

Yahoo! Messenger update brings video call for iPhone users

So today, Yahoo! just update its messenger app for iOS and the main feature of the update is of course the free voice & video calling. With this new version, users are able to make a video calls to other Yahoo! Messenger users over 3G or Wi-Fi network. Here's the kicker, other to an iPhone users, you can also make a video call to other users that are using a PC, MAC or even an Android device (if it has front facing camera.) With the new update you can also make a free voice calls to your Yahoo! Messenger friends or with a low-cost additional fee, you can make an international calls with your Yahoo! Voice Phone Out account. 

Considering that the new update enables iPhone users to make a video call to an Android users, it's safe to say that the new version of Yahoo! Messenger for Android should be coming soon, we'll keep you posted once its released.

[via. TUAW]

Posted by Bayu Wicaksono 

Collected thoughts about Nokia

A few words about Nokia's new lineup unveiled at Nokia World this week. 

There was no mention of MeeGo products or even a preview of how it will turn out, only that the company will have more to say about it later in the year. Every device  announced at the event was a Symbian^3 device. To me, much of Nokia's products seem to be nothing but more of the same. They may deliver upgraded specs over older models but nothing groundbreaking.

The following is a collection of my comments made on Twitter during the keynote speeches by Nokia's Executive VPs Niklas Savander and Anssi Vanjoki:

Nokia is desperately defensive at nokiaworld. Statements are more self assuring than openly convincing #nokiaworld

Really Niklas Savander? Nokia is back? Based on what you said today, nothing is convincing. #nokiaworld

As Nokia unveils its latest arsenal, it remains to be seen if they can withstand or even knock back those enemies at the gates. #nokiaworld.

Nokia may still own the largest smartphone market but its bottom line is nothing compared to Apple who controls 30% of industry profits.

If Nokia does make strong arguments with its phones, I'm expecting them to hit phones from companies not named Apple.

Apple's customers and fans are far too entrenched in the ecosystem to be significantly reduced. The undecideds will be the battleground

If Nokia is throwing its weight to the business side, watch out BlackBerry. Although it won't win over the BBM addicts in Indonesia.

Nokia rules in Germany, Italy and Spain, dogged by iOS in France and UK, irrelevant in the US http://bit.ly/ar8Not

Posted by Aulia Masna 

Apple relaxes iOS development policies, publishes App Store guidelines

Apple has made a dramatic change in attitude towards third party development tools and at the same time, give app developers the clarity that they need to confidently publish apps on the App Store. For developers, Christmas has come early this year.

Apple today released a statement to declare that it has made changes to its Developer Program License to allow other development tools to be used on to create iOS apps. 

In particular, we are relaxing all restrictions on the development tools used to create iOS apps, as long as the resulting apps do not download any code. This should give developers the flexibility they want, while preserving the security we need.

Posted by Aulia Masna