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Apple’s new iPhone 4S / iOS 5 experience as it exists on Android

, Oct 14th 2011 Discuss [75]

There’s something about Apple that brings people in and makes them feel at home, secure, and well taken care of, and as with all previous updates, never before has this been more true than with iOS 5 and the iPhone 4S. What you might wonder though, all of you out there who own Android devices and aren’t planning on making the switch, if there’s a set of apps that match up with what Apple is presenting as their newest most perfect package. Why, yes there is, and as our good pal Sam K shows us, the matching set has been around now for quite some time.

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Apple’s Let’s Talk iPhone 2011 event: Join us LIVE

Tomorrow Apple has set an event for their newest generation iPhone to be revealed – be it the iPhone 5, the iPhone 4S, or a combination of the two, we’ve got you covered with not only on-the-spot coverage here in the main news feed, but with a Livecast directly from the event as well. All you’ll have to do is head over to http://live.slashgear.com/ at 10AM PT (or get there early!) tomorrow, October 4th, 2011, and get your typing gloves out, because you’ll be chatting right along with us. To prepare for this event we’ve a couple of comprehensive guides for you as well as portals galore so you can be in-tune with what could be, what will be, and what is!

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Microsoft launches new web-based Windows Phone Marketplace

, Sep 27th 2011 Discuss [2]

Microsoft rolled out its major Windows Phone 7.5 Mango update today and has also opened the doors to a new web-based Windows Phone Marketplace that's looking rather slick. Perhaps taking a page from Android, Microsoft is allowing users to browse this new web portal and download apps directly to their devices. They've also added a "My Phone" page that lets you easily manage your Xbox Live profile, Windows Live email, SkyDrive, and the Find My Phone feature. Read The Full Story

Amazon rewarding Android developers with $50 towards AWS

, Sep 7th 2011 Discuss [1]

Looks like Amazon is really ramping up its Android efforts in preparation for a tablet launch by offering a new incentive to developers. Starting today, the online retailer will be giving a $50 voucher for Amazon Web Services (AWS) to Android developers who submit an app to the Amazon Appstore. Read The Full Story

Apple injunction demands over Amazon Appstore denied

Attempts by Apple to have Amazon's use of the name Appstore for its download store blocked have failed, with the Cupertino company's legal argument failing to convince the judge presiding the case. Apple had sought an early injunction against Amazon, claiming that the retailer's Amazon Appstore for Android could "confuse and mislead customers" due to the similarity of its name with Apple's own App Store for iOS. Read The Full Story

Apple Bashes Amazon’s Appstore As Inferior, Points Out Android Security Problems

, Jun 10th 2011 Discuss [6]

Apple and Amazon have been sparring over the "App Store" trademark since March when Amazon's Appstore launched to sell Android apps. Apple sued Amazon for trademark infringement while Amazon countered that the name "app store" was too generic. Read The Full Story

iCloud Lets You Re-Download Apps No Longer Available On The App Store

, Jun 9th 2011 Discuss [7]

It's been discovered by CDFXapps.com that the new iTunes with iCloud, at least in the beta version, lets users re-download apps that have been removed from the iTunes App Store. Apple has made it clear during their WWDC 2011 keynote that the new iCloud enabled App Store will let users re-download apps, but is it an oversight that previously purchased apps that have been removed or banned are also still available? Read The Full Story

KORG iELECTRIBE Gorillaz Limited Edition Mini Review

, Apr 19th 2011 Discuss [12]

This isn’t a limited edition review, instead this is a review of a limited edition app – interesting, yes? Actually what they’re saying is that the app will be $9.99 for the first 10,000 units. What that generally means, when you’re purchasing artwork anyways, is that the rest will be MORE expensive. Could it be that this app will tear through 10,000 downloads then demand more money because it’s doing so well? Have a look at our miniature review below.

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IGDA fears Amazon Appstore policies for game devs

If a developer wants to sell a game on the Amazon Appstore they have some pretty tough decision to make. The Amazon Appstore has a good reach with consumers even if it just launched this year. The problem is that according to the IGDA, a game industry body, Amazon can change how they pay the developer for their game without getting the developers permission. Read The Full Story

Glu Mobile offers free premium game on Amazon Appstore today

Yesterday I mentioned that the Amazon Appstore was launching to bring a new app source for Android fans that want games and other apps to put on their smartphones. The first of the features developers on the Appstore is Glu Mobile. Glu has some of the coolest mobile games around. Read The Full Story

Amazon Appstore launches today

I said this morning that Apple had filed a suit against Amazon for using the Appstore as the name for its new Android software store. Despite that pending litigation, Amazon is moving forward like nothing has happened. AllThingsD reports that today is the big day for the Appstore at Amazon. Read The Full Story

iPad 2 Review

The iPad shaped the consumer tablet market. Now, just as Android 3.0 Honeycomb slates are rising to the challenge, the iPad 2 is here to move Apple’s game on even further. Squeezing a faster processor, boosted graphics and twin cameras into a 33-percent thinner design, yet keeping the same 10hr battery and – perhaps most importantly – the same price, the iPad 2 promises to refine what rivals were still struggling to beat. Is the Apple iPad 2 the best tablet today? Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.

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