Japan Earthquake Relie http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
SEATTLE and DUBLIN, March 18, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- PopCap Games, the worldwide leader in casual games, today announced that it is discounting the prices of the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad adaptations of all of its games including Bejeweled®, Bookworm®, Chuzzle®, Peggle® and Plants vs. Zombies™ for 48 hours to raise funds for earthquake-stricken Japan. Partnering with the Red Cross, PopCap will donate all of its revenues from the sale, which begins Saturday, March 19 at 12:01 a.m. PDT and ends at midnight PDT on Sunday, March 20. The price of each iPhone and iPod touch title is reduced to US99 cents during that time, while the iPad adaptations are reduced to US$1.99. Consumers can purchase the games via the Apple App Store or by going to PopCap.com.
"We recently opened an office in Tokyo, and while our Japan-based employees are safe and uninjured, we understand countless others in Japan need food, shelter, and medical attention," said Ellen Marett, Senior Director of Workforce Culture at PopCap. "Given that Plants vs. Zombies reached #1 on the iPhone and iPad sales charts in Japan, it seemed like the most appropriate game to feature in this fundraising campaign."
About PopCap
PopCap Games is the leading global developer, publisher and operator of casual video games: fun, easy-to-learn, captivating games that appeal to all ages across PC, mobile, social and other platforms. Based in Seattle, Washington, PopCap was founded in 2000 and has a worldwide staff of more than 400 people in Seattle, San Francisco, Vancouver, B.C., Dublin, Seoul, Shanghai and Tokyo. PopCap's games have been downloaded over 1.5 billion times by consumers worldwide, and its flagship franchise, Bejeweled®, has sold more than 50 million units.
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Friday, March 18, 2011
Monday, June 21, 2010
iOS 4, Download Now!
As promised, Apple has released the iOS 4 for owners of the iPhone 3G, 3GS, and yet-unreleased iPhone 4. iPad owners too will get it if they have a recent iPad Touch 2G, 3G .
If your iTunes not showing the update, keep hitting update button or download from following direct download links. Make sure to download the correct version, otherwise your device will be a brick.
iPod Touch 2G
iPod Touch 3G
iPhone 3G
iPhone 3GS
iPhone 4
Once you have downloaded these click the update button while holding down the option / Alt button on your keyboard, then you will be able to select the downloaded file from your hard drive.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Book Lovers Will Love iBooks
iBooks http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Book Lovers will love iBooks and the whole i series. Once down loaded to one device, you will be able to have the book on iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch without additional cost. The devices will automatically sync to your current place on the book, together with your bookmarks and notes. Cool.
Book Lovers will love iBooks and the whole i series. Once down loaded to one device, you will be able to have the book on iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch without additional cost. The devices will automatically sync to your current place on the book, together with your bookmarks and notes. Cool.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Google Custom Search Now Formats Search Results For Mobile Phones.
Now with Google's help all the mobile users (Yes we ought to make a mobile snapvoip site) will have the custom search custom fitted on supported phones like an Android-powered phone, iPhone, iPod Touch, or Palm Pre.
You can test the feature on our own VoIP search site.
If you want to make sure that your site works with this feature, visit CSE Blog.
Official Google Mobile Blog: Google Custom Search for mobile
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Apple To Fight Netbook Market With An Apple Tablet
Apple Tablet
Very descriptive and fact filled article on Appleinsider informs us that Apple will be releasing it's answer to mini notebook, netbook, market with a tablet.
The Tablet seem to be selling for the current iPhone 16GB self price ($699) and most likely be a souped up and larger iPod Touch.
"Between indications from our component contacts in Asia, recent patents relating to multi-touch sensitivity for more complex computing devices, comments from [chief operating officer] Tim Cook on the April 22nd conference call, and Apple's acquisition of P.A. Semi along with other recent chip-related hires, it is increasingly clear that Apple is investing more in its mobile computing franchise," analyst Gene Munster and his team wrote.
"More specifically, the analyst said these investments will likely culminate with the launch of a touch-screen tablet with a display somewhere between 7- and 10-inches at a special event sometime in the first half of 2010. Such a move, he added, would be consistent with management's comments that Cupertino-based company has no interest in catering to the existing segment for "cheap" miniaturized notebooks and its spoken desire to differentiate in a market currently dominated by cramped computers with razor thin margins and a subpar user experience."
They also mentioned that the product might come to the market somewhere in 2010.
Appleinsider
Very descriptive and fact filled article on Appleinsider informs us that Apple will be releasing it's answer to mini notebook, netbook, market with a tablet.
The Tablet seem to be selling for the current iPhone 16GB self price ($699) and most likely be a souped up and larger iPod Touch.
"Between indications from our component contacts in Asia, recent patents relating to multi-touch sensitivity for more complex computing devices, comments from [chief operating officer] Tim Cook on the April 22nd conference call, and Apple's acquisition of P.A. Semi along with other recent chip-related hires, it is increasingly clear that Apple is investing more in its mobile computing franchise," analyst Gene Munster and his team wrote.
"More specifically, the analyst said these investments will likely culminate with the launch of a touch-screen tablet with a display somewhere between 7- and 10-inches at a special event sometime in the first half of 2010. Such a move, he added, would be consistent with management's comments that Cupertino-based company has no interest in catering to the existing segment for "cheap" miniaturized notebooks and its spoken desire to differentiate in a market currently dominated by cramped computers with razor thin margins and a subpar user experience."
They also mentioned that the product might come to the market somewhere in 2010.
Appleinsider
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