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Save Our Sheep HD – Premium Game For iPhone[FREE]

Save Our Sheep HD is a high quality graphical game developed by LuckySheep for iOS Devices. This premium game was cost $2.99 that is totally FREE now for you! The HD graphics quality is so good that you will never find when hours gone! This is a high-quality 3D “TD & Action” game, bringing you fascinating images, rich contents and thrilling experience. This game is available in iTunes store to download under game category.

USB Sharp Pro – Turn your iOS Device Into Portable And Wireless Storage Disk[FREE]

USB Sharp Pro is a small app that can change the perception of using an iOS device! This premium app has developed by ujweng and cost $1.99 which is totally FREE now for some limited time only! With this app you can turn your iPhone, ipad, ipod into a large Capacity, Portable and Wireless storage disk, Facilitate and efficient manage of your files! This app is available in iTunes store to download under Utilities category.

iMessage For Mac: A New Feature In OS X Mountain Lion

The new build of OS X that has been released by Apple for the developers, called OS X Mountain Lion, contains a number of new features. A number of app from earlier version of OS have been re-branded so that they make look more familiar to iOS since Apple wants to bring iOS and OS X closer. In this attempt, the iChat feature that has been a part of OS X is now called Messages, essentially just a 6.0 version of iChat but with a new name. This is because this name is familiar with iOS users. The features of Messages are listed below.

One iPhone With Google Translate Saved A Man’s Life

To say in general that technology saves lives is all too obvious, but besides statistics each case could make an impression. One such case happened a while ago and it took not only a quick assessment of the situation form Oregon State Police troopers but also a smartphone with the appropriate apps to save the life of a man suffering from a diabetic reaction but he couldn’t speak English enough to give details about his condition.

iOS And Mac OS X Come Closer With Notification Center In Mountain Lion

In the latest OS X build released by Apple being called OS X Mountain Lion, a number of new features have been added. Experts say that a number of these features are aimed at bringing OS X and Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS close together. And this seems quite evident in some of the new features on OS X. One glaring example is that of Notification Center which was originally a part of iOS and has now been entirely ported to OS X.

Catch A Glimpse Of Mac OS X Mountain Lion’s Wireless AirPlay Mirroring [Video]

OS X Mountain Lion, just been released by Apple for developers, has brought along a whole lot of many awesome features. One feature which, in particular, has evoked a huge response and awe from tech enthusiasts is that of AirPlay Mirroring. This particular features allow content from a device to be showed on a much large display so that even when the device is not capable of high-resolution content, the displayed content is rendered according to the display. Watch the video below.

Kindle Fire Grabs 14 Percent Share Of The Tablet Market

Amazon’s Kindle Fire has been one of the true runaways hits in the tablet market, as of late. Just a while ago, in the third quarter of 2011, Amazon’s share in the tablet market was zero percent. Quite simply because Amazon has no tablet out there and was simply producing e-book readers. Then Amazon released Kindle Fire at the start of Q4 and within one quarter, this tablet was able to grab a huge 14 percent of the tablet market! This is what a new report from IHS Suppli says.

Facebook Is Also Looking To Protect Its Trademark In China

After Apple was forced to defend the all too known iPad trademark on the Chinese market in the legal war against the local company Proview, other tech companies started to wonder about the legal status of their trademark on the world’s larget national market. Facebook, apparently is the next in line to face trademark issues in China, but the notorious social network already hired a team of experts to look into the situation.