PhotoInstrument is a powerful and easy-to-learn raster graphics editor used to process digital photographs. With only a few clicks, anyone can solve most digital photo problems: Photo Editing; Photo Retouch; Draw MakeUp.
SBRotator for 4.x 1.56 for iPhone has released. It allows you to rotate SpringBoard on your iPhone and iPod touch. SBRotator 1.56 also helps you to rotate some of non-rotating apps, as YouTube, Phone, Settings and more. Various rotation options have been added in SBRotator for 4.x 1.56: icon layout options, animation options and icon sizing options etc.
Chinon Avi Stylix is iPod / iPhone docking station packs 7-inch LCD, streams Netflix with ncluding a Dock Connector port, twin two-watt speakers, USB port, SD card slot and a bundled remote.Chinon Stylix iPod/iPhone docking station lets you watch videos, photos and music directly from its effects on the big screen………
Skype has just been updated to version 5.1 for Mac OS X. It comes with a new user interface that helps you make a better use of skype. Skype now also features group participents to identify active speaker in a group call.
Can you remember about Sparrow? Yeah, got it..just a month ago i’ve reported about this alternative email client. It lets users to access their Gmail Account.Now,Sparrow has been updated to Sparrow 1.1 which comes with various bugs fixes.
Yesterday i’ve posted about a Tweet from P0sixninja, who is currently heading Chronic Dev Team stating that there are HUGE changes coming soon for the iPhone Dev Team and they are all very excited. But today Vincent has mentioned that the Chronic Dev Team fixed SHAtter for A5 processor based devices.
Notcom, the developere behind the TinyUmbrella has updated TinyUmbrella to TinyUmbrella 4.30.04. The update is to support iOS 4.2.1 for Apple TV 4.2.1. There is no other feature included in this update, but the developer has planned some cool improvements for the upcoming software. He is also working on TinyPwn – IPSW customization tool for iOS devices.
Apple is struggling to meet the demand for its recently launched iPad 2. It may also be suffering from supply-related issues, as several parts used within the device – including its touch panel – come from Japan, a country recently affected by earthquakes and tsunamis.DigiTimes reported Wednesday that Apple has been in talks with Taiwan-based component makers about touch panel pricing, and the Cupertino, Calif., company has allegedly considered some price increases in negotiations.