Apple Inc. unveiled a new iPhone on Tuesday that is faster and more powerful but stops short of a more radical upgrade. It said Sprint customers will now be able to use one. The new iPhone 4S has an improved camera with a higher-resolution sensor. The processor is faster, which helps run smoother, more realistic [...] [...]
by Jonathan Easley Published: October 22,2010
Tags: Android, BlackBerry, Information Age, iPhone, Pew Research
Whether the proliferation of data in the Information Age is positive or negative is open to debate, but a Pew Research study suggests that cell phones are bringing health awareness into the 21st century. A study conducted in coordination with the California Healthcare Foundation found that adult cell phone users have plenty of health advantages. [...] [...]
by Amy Gillentine Published: January 6,2010
Tags: Human Rights Campaign, iPhone, LBGT
Interested in equality? Buy from General Mills instead of Kellog’s, Visa instead of Discover, Orbitz instead of Expedia. And if you just aren’t sure whose employment policies support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights – well, now there’s an app for that. The Human Rights Campaign released the first-ever “Buying for Equality” iPhone application. [...] [...]
by Amy Gillentine Published: December 10,2009
Tags: application, iPhone, United Healthcare
Now there’s an app for that. iPhone users can now use their phones to find United Health Care’s doctors, hospitals and other medical services. The new DocGPS can search for 23 kinds of health care facilities and 58 types of doctors across the county. The application is free and available at www.itunes.com/appstore. A list of doctors [...] [...]
(A.P.) Wall Street knew Apple Inc.’s results for the most recent quarter would blow past the company’s conservative guidance, but investors clearly weren’t prepared for the 47 percent jump in profit that Apple delivered. Shares leaped 5.4 percent Tuesday on news that Apple sold more iPhone and Mac computers than ever. Apple’s financial report, released [...] [...]
by Staff Writer Published: September 23,2009
Tags: iPhone, Real Estate
A Boulder-based startup company, iRealty Inc., has launched a subscription-based service that allows home buyers to access a real-time, Multiple Listing Service-based search through an iPhone application. iRealty Inc. was co-founded by Jay Hebb, vice president of Walnut Realty in Boulder, and Ted Guggenheim, chief executive of Boulder-based Rage Digital Inc., a business-to-consumer technology company that [...] [...]
by Amy Gillentine Published: July 13,2009
Tags: American Heart Association, CPR, first aid, iPhone
Everybody has an iPhone application – and now that includes the American Heart Association. iPhone applications cover everything from surfing the Web to tracking your errands. Now, users can look up CPR and other first-aid information. Users can download the application to review first aid procedures, any time, anywhere. First aid instructions are available even [...] [...]
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