It’s been a while since Nokia unveiled an exciting new smartphone, so we were delighted to see the new Nokia N9 . Nokia’s great at making mobile phone hardware, and the N9 is one of its very best designs. The specs aren’t bad either: a tough polycarbonate shell, an 8MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics, a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor with “PowerVR SGX530 graphics to help awesome-ize games and video” and up to 64GB of on-board storage
iMuscle – iPhone edition 3D4Medical.com, LLC Genre: Healthcare & Fitness Price: $1.99 Release Date: June 08, 2011 The iMuscle for iPhone is uses cutting edge 3D technology and has over 450 hi-quality 3D animated exercises and stretches. SALE: This app is on sale for a limited time only – it is part of our iPhone app promotion. Overview: iMuscle is a sophisticated workout aid that can be taken anywhere.
Apple has uploaded a new iPad TV commercial to its YouTube channel . In the ad, Apple promotes its second generation device, highlighting how it can help medical doctors work, aid musicians compose tracks, or just make a child smile. As outlined in the ad: If you asked a child, she might call it magic.
One year ago today, the tech world changed forever, when the original iPad went on sale across the U.S. Today, 365 days later, Apple has sold 15 million units and leads a tablet market that was largely nonexistent before the iPad was released on April 3, 2010. Thinking back, it’s difficult to remember the world without the iPad and its successor, the iPad 2
Phone Aid Entanke Genre: Healthcare & Fitness Price: $1.99 Release Date: October 18, 2008 Would you remember what to do if your father suddenly had a cardiac arrest or if your child chokes on a piece of meat? Phone Aid® contains five real-time slideshows with clear, intuitive pictures and voice instructions that guide you through CPR and how to help a choking person when it really happens! Phone Aid® helps you remember what to do, in what order, and at what pace, all according to current American and European guidelines for lay rescuers. Just flick the instructions with your finger to repeat the previous or hurry to the next measure.