With my friends, I am very famous for placing things in the wrong place and try breaking my head searching for those misplaced things in the proper placed where they actually should be.
I am not alone, Scott Forstall also does that if you are to believe what he said in the WWDC keynote while introducing the Find My Phone feature.
Here is a game that would prove how good you are at stacking things in their right places quickly. This test involves animals. You have to put sheep into their pen and pigs in the sty. That's where they belong right? Read More...
I don't know why I clapped my hands absentmindedly when Scott Forstall announced Find My iPhone feature that's coming with the iPhone OS 3.0.
The disappointing part is that he didn't say Apple learned from the creator of iHound, Undercover or a bunch of other iPhone tracking apps in the App Store to bring the feature.
These third party applications also track down lost iPhones provided the finder accidentally or intentionally opens any of the tracking applications. Apple being the maker of the phone has gone a step further for being able to track it wherever the phone is.
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Apple has done it again. Recently the company announced that it has become the number one distributor of flashlight and calculator applications through the App Store. Scott Forstall, Senior Vice President of iPhone software said that 20 million flashlight and calculator applications were downloaded in October, 2008. He termed this as a rare feat for the Company. He asserted:
We are glad that flashlight and calculator applications for the iPhone and iPod touch have done really good. Now I think we (Apple) know where we are heading and the future of the App Store has become so clear.
Of the 20 million Read More...
