Iphone 5 blog

What is Sensu?

Sensu is two very useful tools in one. A brush and a stylus for capacitive devices like the iPad and iPhone. The rubber stylus is exposed when the brush is closed. This stylus is great for sketching and writing or as a general navigation tool. Grasp Sensu near the nib section and pull it out of the protective cap. You will reveal the capacitive bristles of the artist brush. Insert the rubber stylus into the cap and the cap becomes a handle for your brush.

Facebook has finally released their official app for the iPad. With high-res photos, games, chat and more, now you can get the best of Facebook.

• Enjoy bigger, better photos: Your photos are high-res and easy to flip through, like a real photo album
• Navigate anywhere, fast: Just tap, slide or pinch to move from one screen to another
• Play games on the go: Access your favorite Facebook apps and games, wherever you are
• Focus on what matters: Zoom in on your friends’ photos, updates and stories
• Never lose your place: Share a photo, update your status or send a message without leaving News Feed
• See who’s nearby: Check out the Nearby map to see what your friends are up to

The app is available for free in the app store…

It’s official: 10 billion apps have been downloaded from the App Store for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The competition Apple launched to celebrate the new milestone has ended, and Apple is now projected towards the next milestones, 15 billion apps and 20 billion apps.
The App Store was launched in 2008, when the only iPhones available were the original iPhone and the 3G. In January 2010 App Store downloads topped 3 billion; the downloads became 5 billion during summer 2010. Thanks to the enoermous success of the iPad and iPhone, Apple added another 5 billion downloads in 6 months.

Looks like an unofficial iPhone and iPad app that let you view WikiLeaks site content and follow the WikiLeaks Twitter account on the go has been removed from the App app store earlier today. The app used to be available here (here’s the Google cache).

Sony has announced that it will be launching a PlayStation App on the Apple AppStore. The app will be available to download for iPhone and iPod Touch with OS 4 and above, and most Android compatible handsets with a minimum of OS 1.6. and be available free only in the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and The Netherlands in its initial release.

This is the story of how augmented reality met optical character recognition and how the two fell in love. They then had a baby and called it Word Lens, which grew up to be an instant translation app.
To try the system for yourself, you'll need an iPhone 3GS/4 or the latest iPod touch, the app (you can grab it from Apple's App Store), as well as a $5 language pack. If you can't obtain those three, you'll have to live with being awed by the video embedded below, put together by the app's creator, Quest Visual.

This is a music player app that allows you to use the cheap sound of the iPhone’s built-in speakers to replay music and podcasts with an interface that gives off the feel of a portable radio.
(Please note that this app cannot be used to listen to net radio.)
Why not try using this app to give those around you a bit of a surprise—making them think “Huh? You can listen to the radio on an iPhone?”—or to enjoy music and podcasts with a more nostalgic feel?

From now on, every season is an Angry Birds season. After the special treats of Halloween, Angry Birds Seasons returns with another gift that keeps on giving: Season’s Greetings for the Holidays!

Count down the 25 days of Christmas with Angry Birds! Frolic in the fun new levels in a snow-filled winter wonderland!A very merry Golden Egg full of holiday spirit!

Flash on iOS devices has been a hotly debated topic ever since the iPhone was first introduced three years ago. Apple and Adobe have not been able to resolve their differences during this time and there seems to be no end in sight. There is hope, however, and it lies with a new WebKit app called Skyfire. It’s not a perfect solution to flash on the iPhone, but it does give people access to a large number of Flash videos on the web. Unfortunately, Skyfire removed the app voluntarily soon after it was introduced.

The first five hours of Skyfire’s initial release went quite well. Enthusiasm for the app was so great that it overwhelmed their server’s capacity to deliver video at a reasonable rate. In just five hours, Skyfire became the top grossing app and the third highest paid app overall. This is quite an impressive feat, to say the least.

Apple should allow, in the coming days a new application that allows playback of Flash content. This is the SkyFire web browser available very soon on the App Store. As the war between Apple and Adobe has raged about this subject and that the final position occupied by each actor is not suitable for end users, this would seem to have benefited from a new player, to the delight of owners of an equipment of the Cupertino company.