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Mar 31, 2011

官方Vimeo App抵达iPhone App Store

Vimeo,一个和YouTube大同小异的影片分享程序刚刚已经发布了iPhone版本。


功能和YouTube都差不多,但Vimeo可以编辑影片再上传。




如果你喜欢Vimeo,又或者你想要想上传文件时使用可以替代YouTube的程序,不妨试试。
这免费的程序现已可在App Store下载。

Mar 29, 2011

iPad 2的Real Racing 2 HD支援1080p输出

Real Racing 2有新的版本了,可以连接iPad 2,把你的游戏带上大荧幕。


附上短片。


暂时还不知道发布日期。不知这能不能不用电线连接,改用AirPlay呢?

iPad 2荧幕比起iPad薄27%,但比后者还坚固 [短片]

iPad 2很薄。尽管加入了那么多新功能,比起iPad还是薄了33%之多。厚度从13.4mm降到8.8mm,甚至比iPhone 4还薄。


薄固然是好,但一般人都认为较薄的荧幕会更脆弱。但,尽管荧幕比起iPad薄了27%,但iPad 2的荧幕更坚固。

这是 iFixyouri 的测试,证实了以上的言论。

Mar 27, 2011

Cydia 1.1:更快速,更小型,更稳定

Cydia开发者Saurik刚刚发布了Cydia的升级版,把版本推至1.1。主要升级功能包括更快速,“在这停下在这继续”的功能。


@saurik: Cydia 1.1: faster, slimmer, and more stable; including an improved search algorithm and "resume where you left off". Available in Cydia now!




这升级也包括了更准确的Search结果。


这升级支援所有iDevices,可以直接在Cydia进行升级。



下载iOS 4.3.1 iPhone,iPad,iPod Touch [直接下载]

苹果在25日已经发布了iOS 4.3.1给iPhone 4,iPhone 3GS,iPad 2,iPad,和iPod Touch 4G/3G。这只是一个小升级,解决Bugs,漏洞,和加强电池续航时间。


如果你要升级去iOS 4.3.1,你只需要连接你的iPhone,iPad或iPod Touch至你的电脑,开启iTunes 10.2.1。升级窗口会弹出,只要按"Download and Install" / "Download and Update"就行了。


苹果直接下载链接:
- iPhone 4
- iPhone 3GS
- iPad 2 WiFi
- iPad 2
- iPad
- iPod touch 3G
- iPod touch 4G

下载 iTunes 10.2.1

黑莓PlayBook可以使用Android程序

虽然这之前已经有相关的谣言,但RIM在25日终于确认了正来临的PlayBook会支援Android的程序。


全新的QNX操作系统,PlayBook会使用RIM自己的App Store,同时也支援Android的程序。

根据RIM的说话,Android开发者不能直接在PlayBook上使用Android程序,必须重新包装,re-sign和提交给BlackBerry App World。

这也代表着PlayBook将能使用非常多的程序,解决了买家PlayBook最大的顾虑:缺乏应用程序。

有关新闻如下:


RIM Expands Application Ecosystem for BlackBerry PlayBook
  • BlackBerry PlayBook to support BlackBerry Java and Android apps
  • Native C/C++ development support added, in addition to HTML5, Flash and AIR support
  • Support from leading game engines: Ideaworks Labs (AirPlay) and Unity Technologies (Unity 3)
  • BlackBerry PlayBook becomes a new market opportunity for all the developers who have already created over 25,000 BlackBerry Java apps and more than 200,000 Android apps
WATERLOO, ONTARIO–(Marketwire – March 24, 2011) – Developers wanting to bring their new and existing apps to the highly anticipated BlackBerry® PlayBookTM tablet will soon have additional tools and options to enhance and expand their commercial opportunities. Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ:RIMM)(TSX:RIM) today announced plans to greatly expand the application ecosystem for the BlackBerry PlayBook. The BlackBerry PlayBook is scheduled to launch in the U.S. and Canada on April 19.
RIM will launch two optional "app players" that provide an application run-time environment for BlackBerry Java® apps and Android v2.3 apps. These new app players will allow users to download BlackBerry Java apps and Android apps from BlackBerry App World and run them on their BlackBerry PlayBook.
In addition, RIM will shortly release the native SDK for the BlackBerry PlayBook enabling C/C++ application development on the BlackBerry® Tablet OS. For game-specific developers, RIM is also announcing that it has gained support from two leading game development tooling companies, allowing developers to use the cross-platform game engines from Ideaworks Labs and Unity Technologies to bring their games to the BlackBerry PlayBook.
Support for BlackBerry Java and Android Apps
"The BlackBerry PlayBook is an amazing tablet. The power that we have embedded creates one of the most compelling app experiences available in a mobile computing device today," said Mike Lazaridis, President and Co-CEO at Research In Motion. "The upcoming addition of BlackBerry Java and Android apps for the BlackBerry PlayBook on BlackBerry App World will provide our users with an even greater choice of apps and will also showcase the versatility of the platform."
Developers currently building for the BlackBerry or Android platforms will be able to quickly and easily port their apps to run on the BlackBerry Tablet OS thanks to a high degree of API compatibility. The new optional app players will be available for download from BlackBerry App World and will be placed in a secure "sandbox" on the BlackBerry PlayBook where the BlackBerry Java or Android apps can be run.
Developers will simply repackage, code sign and submit their BlackBerry Java and Android apps to BlackBerry App World. Once approved, the apps will be distributed through BlackBerry App World, providing a new opportunity for many developers to reach BlackBerry PlayBook users. Users will be able to download both the app players and the BlackBerry Java and Android apps from BlackBerry App World.
The BlackBerry PlayBook and BlackBerry Tablet OS are built on the QNX® Neutrino® microkernel architecture with a 1GHz dual core processor and a leading OpenGL solution, which allows RIM to make this incredibly broad platform support possible.
BlackBerry PlayBook users and developers who are interested in seeing the new app players for BlackBerry Java and Android apps can see demos at BlackBerry World in Orlando, Florida (May 3 to 5, 2011) (www.blackberryworld.com).
BlackBerry Tablet OS Development Tools
The BlackBerry Tablet OS already supports an incredibly robust platform with support for Web development standard HTML5, through the BlackBerry® WebWorksTM SDK for Tablet OS, and Adobe® AIR®, through the BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR. The BlackBerry Tablet OS is built from the ground up to run WebKit and Adobe® Flash® as well, giving developers a fast and true Web experience to leverage.
RIM is also announcing today that the BlackBerry Tablet OS NativeDevelopment Kit (NDK), which is currently in limited alpha release, will go into open Beta by this summer and be demonstrated at BlackBerry World. The BlackBerry Tablet OS NDK will allow developers to build high-performance, multi-threaded, native C/C++ applications with industry standard GNU toolchains. Developers can create advanced 2D and 3D applications and special effects by leveraging programmable shaders available in hardware-accelerated OpenGL ES 2.0.
Other features of the BlackBerry Tablet OS NDK will allow developers to:
Take advantage of the QNX POSIX library support and C/C++ compliance for quick and easy application porting and for creating native extensions for both BlackBerry and Android applications
Easily integrate device events like gesture swipes and touch screen inputs
Integrate the BlackBerry Tablet OS environment into existing code management and build systems using industry standard Eclipse CDT (C/C++ Development Tools)
Leverage work done in standard C/C++ to make it easier to bring applications to the BlackBerry Tablet OS
Find and fix bugs quickly with provided debug and analysis tools
"The response to the BlackBerry PlayBook from the developer community has been exceptional. Our commitment to supporting HTML5 and Adobe AIR development has resonated and spurred developers to create fun and innovative applications for BlackBerry PlayBook users," said David Yach, Chief Technology Officer, Software at Research In Motion. "The upcoming BlackBerry Tablet OS NDK beta will add C/C++ tools to our repertoire and gives developers one of the broadest and deepest platforms to develop on."
Gaming Engines
Building on the power of the BlackBerry Tablet OS NDK, RIM is working with leading gaming and application development technology providers such as Ideaworks Labs and Unity Technologies to implement their native engines and application development platforms. Developers will be able to take advantage of these engines when building games and other applications for the BlackBerry PlayBook.
The Ideaworks Labs Airplay SDK is expected to include support for the BlackBerry Tablet OS soon, making it easy for publishers and developers to use their existing code to bring their games and apps to the BlackBerry PlayBook.
"Supporting a new OS can be a challenge for developers," says Alex Caccia, President of Ideaworks Labs, "however, integration of the BlackBerry Tablet OS with the Airplay SDK makes this a non-issue. We think this is a far-sighted move by RIM: the BlackBerry PlayBook is a great device for games and applications, and combining this with content distribution via BlackBerry App World brings an exciting new ecosystem for developers."
RIM has also been working closely with Unity Technologies, providers of the highly popular, multi-platform Unity development platform and Union, the firm’s games distribution service. Through Union, dozens of high-quality Unity-authored games are slated to make their way to BlackBerry App World for the BlackBerry Playbook.
"With a sharp focus on the multimedia experience, very powerful hardware, and fantastic games in the pipeline, the BlackBerry Playbook has all the right ingredients to be a mainstream hit," said Brett Seyler, GM of Union at Unity Technologies. "Through Union, Unity developers have an opportunity to reach a new audience and grow with another great new platform."
Availability
The new app players for the BlackBerry PlayBook are expected to be available from BlackBerry App World this summer. More information and demonstrations of the new app players will be shared at BlackBerry World. The BlackBerry Tablet OS NDK will be available in beta later this year and will also be showcased at BlackBerry World.

Mar 24, 2011

iPhone 5 谣言综合 [图]

NoWhereElse的朋友弄了一个非常有看头的图片,描述了所有有关iPhone 5的谣言和可能性。



全新的设计?四寸荧幕?双处理器?iOS 5?HDMI接口?NFC?LTE?
无论如何,我们都必须等到六月举行的WWDC 2011(苹果全球开发者大会)才能知晓。

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