This week, hosts Jacob Burch and Andrea Rene discuss about the lastest iPad news. They review video game “Outside of Ynth,” and they have another Planet of the Applications with a Searching focus. For much more data, present notes, and upcoming schedule, go to www.thisweekin.com.
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May 19 2012
This Week in iPad – Beyond Ynth
May 18 2012
Angry Birds Area – Gameplay Walkthrough Element 14 – Fry Me to the Moon
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May 18 2012
Steve Jobs ‘worked closely’ on iPhone 5
Former Apple boss Steve Jobs worked closely on the firm’s sixth-generation iPhone before he passed away in October of last year.
Rumours surrounding the iPhone 5 suggest that it will come sporting a display at least 4-inches in size, and it looks like Jobs may have had a part to play in that decision.
According to Bloomberg sources familiar with Apple’s plans, Jobs "had worked closely on the redesigned phone before his death".
All change please
As predicted by many, the sources go on to confirm the iPhone 5 will see a new design for Apple’s iconic mobile phone, after the same basic body was used on both the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S.
Details on the iPhone 5 are still thin on the ground, but its thought that it will pack a quad-core A6 processor, iOS 6, a better camera and NFC technology, as well as a bigger display.
The iPhone 5 looks set to arrive in September/October, in keeping with the Apple’s annual product cycle after last year’s hiccough.
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May 18 2012
Trading on Facebook just got easier
A new product aimed at businesses wanting to take advantage of Facebook-commerce (f-commerce) has launched today.
The new YESfstore Facebook storefront, allows customers to view and purchase products, get recommendations from friends and make secure payments with their credit or debit cards without leaving the Facebook application.
Dr. Chandra Patni CEO & CTO, YESpay International says, "Facebook is the biggest IPO of our time and, in a way, we can say it is the third biggest country in the world. By captivating this social media opportunity, we have developed YESfstore that offers a web store experience optimised for and inside Facebook pages and canvasses. This allows merchants to give their customers a shopping experience without leaving the Facebook community pages."
YESfstore is a hosted Facebook social commerce service where retailers can display and market their goods and services, and take payments and offers the following features.
- Quick storefront creation in just 15 minutes
- 24 x 7 admin facility to manage storefronts, inventory and sales
- Template themes
- Payment support for Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Discover
- Multi-currency
- Import Product Catalogue via spreadsheet
- Management for product categories, images, sub-categories, stock, discounts and sale items
- Built-in sales order tracking including via email
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May 18 2012
Engadget Podcast 294 – 05.18.2012
As much as you may Like overanalysis of the initial public offering of a Friendster ripoff valued higher than General Motors, other stuff happened this week. Tim and Brian share their Tech Timelines with you in this, The Engadget Podcast. Feel free to leave us a testimonial in the comments below. Above all, thanks for the add!
Host: Tim Stevens, Brian Heater
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Orbital – Never
01:00 – The Engadget Show returns Friday, May 18th — get tickets to the taping!
09:30 – Facebook, Facebook, Facebook!
20:05 – HTC One X and EVO 4G LTE delayed at customs due to ITC exclusion order (updated)
25:00 – Google launches Knowledge Graph today, wants to understand real things (video)
30:00 – Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 review
34:23 – MacBook Pro and iMac with next-gen Ivy Bridge processors crop up on benchmarks (update)
37:49 – WSJ: Apple moving towards larger iPhone screens
41:17 – Verizon CFO says grandfathered unlimited plans on the way out
48:55 – Kaspersky exec calls Mac OS ‘really vulnerable’ (update: clarification from Kaspersky)
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May 18 2012
Exclusive: World may have moved on before NFC arrives, says PayPal
PayPal believes that NFC is not the holy grail of future payment, telling TechRadar that the world could have moved on by the time enough people have the technology on their mobile phones.
Many companies are pinning a good deal of hope on near field communication (NFC) technology, and many of the next generation of handsets will include the functionality.
However, one of the powerhouses of mobile payment, PayPal, has explained to TechRadar its doubts that it will ever fulfil its potential.
"We think it’s a tech and payment industry obsession," said PayPal’s Rob Skinner.
"…it’s been seen by some as the holy grail and the problem is, first of all, very few consumers have NFC on their phones and if you think about the high street story, retailers only change their systems a few times a year and NFC makes them do something quite dramatic to their hardware.
"It’s one of those things where maybe, when lots of consumers have NFC on their phones, it might work, but will it be something that they want to use?"
World moved on?
Skinner questions whether NFC will simply fall short of the critical mass needed to convince retailers to upgrade.
"NFC may well be interesting and transformational in a few years time but the reality is that the world may well have moved on by then," he added
"It’s an interesting piece of technology but it requires a hell of a lot to really change anything."
Skinner: "It’s an interesting piece of technology but it requires a hell of a lot to really change anything."
"We are not saying we are anti-NFC; our Android app enables NFC, but it goes back to the point about working across any platform.
"It doesn’t matter if it’s an iPhone or Android, a desktop or a mobile phone – it just happens with PayPal."
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