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Quick Office Connect Mobile Suit
Feb 25th
This is one of the best way to have all your documents synced and available everywhere. Quickoffice Connect is integrated with multiple cloud services like the popular Dropbox, box.net, Google docs and mobile me.
So you can quickly edit your file in your iPod and upload it to Dropbox or Google Docs so you can further edit it on you computer and upload it back to Dropbox or Google Docs and it will be available in your iPhone or iPod. This new service also makes it easier to share your documents with anyone.
And it is available for just $9.99 for a short period of time, so grab it quickly or else you’ll have to pay $19.99 after the offer ends.
Will this app ever be available for Symbian or will I have to buy an iPod???
Download it here or directly from the iTunes store.
iDo – The Apple Wedding
Feb 20th
Opera Mini on iPhone!
Feb 10th
ok… First things first. I’m confused. Apple doesn’t allow any other browser to run in iPhone. Any other product which will pose a competition for the Apple Apps are banned from the App store.
So why is Opera even bothering to release Opera Mini for iPhone??? To my query Opera representative responded via email -
“We are bringing Opera Mini to the iPhone to bring the Opera Mini experience to even more users. We hope that Apple will not deny their users a choice in Web browsing experience. “
we too hope that but…. but…. I don’t think apple would do that… Maybe I’ll be proved wrong… Time will tell. Meanwhile jailbroken iPhones can use Opera Mini…. (Everyone jailbreak your iPhone)
Opera Mini is without doubt the most popular and most widely used mobile browser. Opera Mini is renowned for its compression technology, which results in significantly faster Web-page loading and reduces data surcharges. With favorite desktop features in its arsenal, such as tabs, Speed Dial and the password manager, Opera Mini is designed with usability in mind. By bringing Opera Mini to iPhone, Opera is expanding it’s user base by another 21 million (if Apple allows it, that is) Opera Mini for iPhone will be revealed in an exclusive press and partner preview during the 2010 Mobile World Congress (MWC)
Visit Opera’s exhibit in Hall 1, C44, to witness a new way to surf the Web on the iPhone.
iPhone exclusive to AT&T? Not for long
Sep 1st
According to Gene Munster, a senior research analyst at Piper Jaffray, Apple’s exclusive deal with AT&T might not last even a year.
Do I hear cheers? oh…yes I do. This is a great news for customers as well as Apple. This would result in further increase in iPhone sales and maybe less jailbreakig. In other countries Apple has already ended this exclusive thingy.
Speculation is that the exclusivity contract with AT&T would last at most five years from when the first iPhone hit the market in 2009. This would mean that AT&T would have exclusive rights to the iPhone until around 2012. But ending it’s exclusive deal with Apple could spell big trouble for AT&T. People are not happy with the poor service AT&T is providing. AT&T also gets blamed for problems in iPhone . iPhone users download 2-4 times more data than other Smartphone users and AT&T finds it difficult to keep up with the demand.
Customers have been staying with AT&T whether they are satisfied or not because it is the only option they have (Jailbreaking aside). But if other carriers starts offering iPhone, it will be bad for AT&T.
AT&T executives have said they realize that the iPhone exclusivity deal won’t last forever, and they say that they are prepared for that day. But the longer AT&T can keep the iPhone exclusive to it’s network, the better off it’ll be.
However the chances of AT&T holding onto the iPhone looks slim.
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