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Popular iPhone 4 Apps

For every iPhone that is sold, hundreds of iPhone 4 apps too are sold and installed on the phones. The universe of iPhone 4 apps is big, but there are some top names that we all should use and know about. Apart from that, these are also the must have iPhones 4 apps.

• Facebook With everyone and their grandmother acquiring not just a Facebook account, but also an active social life on it, the Facebook app is one of the most downloaded iphone 4 apps in the App Store.
• Twitter app by Twitter you should expect from its publisher, twitter.com. Read the rest of this entry »

Apple announced that the iPhone 4 price was dropping down to $99 and the 3GS was moving to a price of free.

iPhone 4 price, free phones are less expensive than a phone that costs from $99 to about $400. A free iPhone might allow some consumers to pick up a smartphone for the first time, maybe because they never wanted to spend or couldn’t afford to pay $100 or more for a phone. Read the rest of this entry »

For Standard Chartered Bank — a Global 500 international bank with 1800 branches on six continents — iPhone and iPad provide a perfect platform to expand its mobile services, both internally and to its increasingly tech-savvy customers. “With iPhone and iPad, we’re really looking at the next generation of banking,” says Todd Schofield, Global Head of Enterprise Mobility at Standard Chartered Bank. “Managing our customers’ money is a responsibility we take very seriously, and our mobile services reflect that.”

Computerworld reviewer Michael deAgonia calls the new 27-inch
iMac “a thoroughly modern all-in-one computer, with a sharp, bright screen that’s perfect for editing movies, organizing/editing photos, watching streaming video or making your own presentations.” Citing its minimalist design, enhanced performance from Sandy Bridge processors and AMD graphics chips, and the “very important addition” of Thunderbolt data transfer capabilities, deAgonia concludes: “Apple has delivered a solid update to what was already a popular and successful line.”

Apple today announced Final Cut Pro X, a new version of the world’s most popular pro video editing software, rebuilt from the ground up on a modern 64-bit architecture. Final Cut Pro X completely reinvents video editing with a Magnetic Timeline that lets you edit on a flexible, trackless canvas; Content Auto-Analysis that categorizes your content upon import by shot type, media, and people; and background rendering that allows you to work without interruption. Final Cut Pro X is available from the Mac App Store for $299.99.