Bang With Friends has gained a lot of traction in recent months. The app, as the name suggests, lets people connected over social networks to express their lust for each other and then see if they agree to make it real. Interestingly, Apple has removed the app from its App Store after approving it just days ago.
Apple’s App Store has reached 50 billion downloads since its starting in 2008. Apple announced earlier that the lucky customer who will make the 50 billionth download will receive a $10,000 gift card. Although Apple ended 50 billion App Store download promo, the winner of the promotion is yet to be announced.
The Google Wallet support page suggested that it was working on a physical Wallet card and trying to bring a non-NFC version of the app to every Android 2.3+ devices. But recently, Google has cancelled its decision to launch a physical credit card as part of the Wallet project.
Google’s I/O event is just around the corner and a number of rumors about the event are doing their rounds on the web. It is now being speculated that the search giant may soon revamp the interface of Maps and that the announcement is expected at the I/O event.
We have seen Angry Birds, and more recently, Temple Run become hugely popular mobile games across Android and iOS. It now seems that there’s another contender in the arena – a new iOS game Dots has been able to grab 1 million downloads within a week of its launch.
One of the key problems with Apple’s iOS is that it is very tightly closed. That is one of the reasons why iPhone users have been unable to enjoy the complete functionality of Google Glass. However, a Google employee has revealed that iPhone users will be able to use all the features on their Google Glass units soon enough.
With the rapidly increasing use of mobile devices in recent years, the market for regular PCs as well as laptops has eroded. This market may erode further, especially now that many vendors let you turn your smartphone into a complete laptop. One example is that of the $250 Casetop which lets you accomplish this.
For long, iPhone users have envied their Android counterparts for being able to access T-Mobile TV. The content from T-Mobile TV has been available to Android users since 2010, but until now iPhone users had no way to access it. The carrier has finally launched a T-Mobile TV app for iOS, offering a 30-day free trial period.