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SoundofMotion adds another handy application that can be integrated with Android smartphones with the release of VeloComputer7. This latest software virtually transforms mobile phones into GPS and tracking devices, a useful addition for the cyclists who often embark on long journeys.

It comes with a built-in accelerometer and all a cyclist has to do is attach the phone to his bike or his tights and he can get the proper navigation support. Likewise, it helps keep track of the pedaling done by the person, the built-in accelerometer detects up and down leg motion and calculates cadence in rotations per minute or RPM. This technology frees the bicycle from any sensors on a crankshaft.

VeloComputer is now available on Android Market, BlackBerry App World and Sony-Ericsson PlayNow Arena in 9 languages and retails for $14.95.

(Source) Press

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SPB TV for Android Phones Released

The Android is a lot of things but it also needs a lot features as well. And the latest offering from SPB software should be really tempting as they release the SPBTV made for Android phones. With the SPB TV, Android users can now tune in to publicly available digital TV channels all over the world. Among the features included the picture-in-picture mode and giving the mobile subscribers easy access to over hundreds of international TV channels which they can view directly from their phones.

Features:

  • 100+ international live TV channels, in a 20+ languages
  • Unique TV browser with quick channels preview and list of current & upcoming TV shows
  • Integrated full week’s TV guide
  • Ability to set Calendar reminders for TV shows of interested
  • Fast channel launching and switching technology
  • Picture-in-picture mode (quick channel preview while in another channel)
  • “Transparent” on-screen controls (sound, brightness) as on a regular TV
  • Full support of hardware buttons controls

The SPB TV 1.0 retails for $9.95 at the Android Market where available.

(Source) Press

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The Thuraya Telecommunications Company has been known to produce rugged satellite phones and now it looks like they will be releasing a new one in the Thuraya XT Satellite phone. The latest rugged satellite phone is water resistant, dust and shock proof and is certainly catered for industrial use.

The Thuraya XT complies with the world telecom IP54/IK03 standards and has a glare-resistant display for better readability outdoors. The satellite phone also has a battery life of up to 6 hours and standby-time of up to 80 hours which should count it among the reliable phones in the satellite phone category.

The new phone also has an in-built GPS-Navigation feature and provides standard features like SMS, e-mail, fax and organizer services. It supports 12 languages. It is compact and lightweight, weighing only 193 grams making it usable to customers who need a robust and compact phone on the go.

(Source) Zawya

Tags: battery life, Cell Phones, e mail, glare, ip54, languages, mail fax, navigation feature, organizer services, Portable Devices, satellite phone, satellite phones, shock proof, standby time, telecommunications company, thuraya, world telecom

Here is something for the people looking for some guides on new recipes to whip up when in the kitchen. All you have to do is get this new app from the first Michelin-starred chef, Patrik Jaros called the Patrik’s Easy Cooking and you will get the experience of modern cooking right on your iPhone. For $2.99, you will get 70 great recipes as well as some tips on how to turn supermarket convenience foods into succulent delicacies with little effort to spare.

The aspiring cooks often look for new recipes to whip up but with over millions of recipes that may come into mind, nothing beats getting the ones coming from the people who are truly into the art of cooking.

The Patrik’s Easy Cooking for iPhone is available in various languages such as English, Spanish and German. The app is also available for use for the Android and the Blackberry.

(Source) Press

Tags: Android, Apple, BlackBerry, Cell Phones, convenience foods, cooks, delicacies, english spanish, iPhone, iPhone, languages, michelin, Mobile Software, recipes, something for the people, supermarket

Appigo’s Newest Release- Todo 2

After they partnered with Glyph Language Services to localize its Todo iPhone application into seven languages, the developer, Appigo, is experiencing enormous success in several global markets. Appigo’s newest release, Todo 2, has received warm reviews from users across the world and in most localized languages it is listed among the Top 10 Paid Productivity Applications for the iPhone. “Our worldwide customer-base is extremely important. Choosing Glyph for our translations has helped us deliver quality iPhone apps to all our customers,” according to Appigo Co-Founder Boyd Timothy.

Todo is currently available in Spanish, French, Japanese, German, Italian and Simplified and Traditional Chinese. “We’re very excited to see success stories like Appigo’s. It’s rewarding to know that as a result of focus and effective communication between the Appigo and Glyph teams, we have been able to ensure that great software is retaining what makes it great in its localized versions. At the end of the day that is our mission.” Appigo’s Todo 2 keeps its users organized by sorting their tasks into projects, lists or checklists. The app can also be used to manage daily tasks, set deadlines for projects and create subtasks. Visit www.appigo.com to learn more about Todo.

Tags: Appigo, application, Glyph Language Services, languages, Mobile News, Todo, Todo 2
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