Macworld 2010 in San Fransisco unveils many amazing new application. One of the bests is SkyVoyager which is application for iPhone. SkyVoyager enables users to find stars, clusters, and galaxies in the night sky.
The Carina Software also demonstrating SkyFi, a device that offers users the ability to use their iPhone as a telescope controller.
Maybe you are not expecting this application but it has been released on the Apple store called 'Doomsday Terminal' that lets you get your mobile hatch on, by forcing you to input a deactivation code (which is sadly not the famed code from the show) into a common console every 108 minutes. And if you don’t?...Well, there won’t be any cataclysmic release of energy or anything, but you will have to start your streak over again.
The game is basically an endurance test that pits you against other users to see who can input the code for the longest period of time. It also includes a messaging function that randomly sends comments to the “command centers” being used by other players, just in case the whole thing wasn't creepy enough. Ready to play?
Apple has introduced the all-new iPod shuffle. The world’s smallest music player, the 3rd-generation iPod shuffle is nearly half the size of the previous model. To control it, you use the new earphone cord. Best of all, it talks to you. Thanks to the new VoiceOver feature, iPod shuffle speaks your song titles, artists, and playlist names. Available today in silver or black, it holds up to 1,000 songs and costs just $79.
Business Week had review the new iPod. Here's the review:
The Good:
the new iPod has Built-in Wi-Fi for music downloads and Web access, large screen, a wealth of applications. those features really ease the user to download music whenever wireless connection is available. The large screen also a plus to watch our multimedia files. It just great.
The Bad:
As a multimedia handset it has poor external speaker. business Week that the external speaker is underpowered. Maybe Apple wants the user to hear through headset.
The Bottom Line:
A poor man's iPhone, the Touch offers wireless music downloads, mobile Web access, and hundreds of applications while on the go.
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