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Infinity Blade III Hits the App Store Ahead of iOS 7 Release

The third installment of the Infinity Blade trilogy has been a long time coming. We thought we would see its release sometime during iOS 6’s lifespan, but the app had been postponed nearly to death. Last week, Apple showed off Infinity Blade III at its iPhone event with a promise that it would launch alongside iOS 7. Well, the game’s developer has made good on its promise. Infinity Blade III is now on sale in the App Store.

“It’s been amazing to see the continued success of Infinity Blade and to have the ability to tell a complex story across different mediums, using a single device we take wherever we go,” chAIR’s Creative Director Donald Mustard said. “We’re so proud of Infinity Blade III and feel it not only offers a powerful finale to the series, but also gives mobile gaming another giant push forward.”

The new game (64-bit on iPhone 5s) promises fantastic iOS touch controls, tap-to-move navigation, a dynamic 3-D world, two different characters to play, and more. You be able to invite allies to join your adventure in The Hideout. Meet up with the Gemcutter, the Potionmaster, the Blacksmith, and the Merchant to unlock new skills and strengths for your fighter.

You’ll be able to choose a variety of game paths, find new quests, play side missions, and fight in a group setting. Battle enemies as Siris the hero or Isa the rogue. Team up with players from around the world for group-based “ClashMobs” where you can unlock rare treasures and earn exclusive items.

Bonus features include detailed story cutscenes, voice talents from John Noble and Troy Baker, the animated “Infinity Blade: Origins” short film, and the in-game debut of “Monster,” a new song from Imagine Dragons.

Infinity Blade III is available for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch for $6.99. Download it in the App Store today.

iOS 7 Now Available and it’s a Big One

For those who have been refreshing their iPad’s software updates every few minutes for the past few hours, Apple has officially launched iOS 7 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. The update is compatible with the iPhone 4 and newer, the fourth-generation iPod touch and newer, the iPad 2 and newer, and the iPad mini.

This update will require 3.1GB of free space on your device. Check out our tutorial on how to download iOS 7 here. We’ve even got a few suggestions for what to do if the download is too big.

iOS 7 includes the following new features:

• New design
• Redesigned interface updates the entire system and every built-in app
• Subtle motion and animation; layers and translucency provide depth
• Elegant new color palette and refined typography
• Updated system sounds and ringtones
• Control Center
• Quick access to commonly used controls and apps with a swipe up from the bottom of the screen
• Turn on & off Airplane Mode, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Do Not Disturb; adjust screen brightness; access media controls; turn on AirPlay and AirDrop
• Quickly access flashlight, timer, calculator, camera and music controls
• Notification Center improvements
• New Today view gives you an overview of your day, including weather, calendar, and stocks
• Notifications dismissed on one device dismisses across all your devices
• Multitasking improvements
• Preview screens of open apps when you switch between them
• Permits any app to keep content up to date in the background
• Camera improvements
• Swipe through different camera modes – video, still photo, square aspect, and panorama
• Real-time photo filters with iPhone 4S or later, and iPod touch (5th generation)
• Photos improvements
• Automatically organizes your photos and videos based on time and location into Moments
• iCloud Photo Sharing supports multiple contributors and videos, plus a new Activity view
• Add photo filter effects
• Flickr and Vimeo support
• AirDrop
• Quickly and easily share content with people nearby
• Securely encrypted transfers with no network or setup required
• Supported on iPhone 5, iPad (4th generation), iPad mini, and iPod touch (5th generation) and requires an iCloud account
• Safari improvements
• New iPhone tab view that lets you easily switch between open web pages
• Unified smart search field for both search terms and web addresses
• Shared Links shows web pages shared by people you follow on Twitter
• iTunes Radio
• Streaming radio service
• Pick from over 250 featured and genre-focused stations
• Start your own station from your favorite artist or song
• Siri improvements
• New, more natural sounding male and female voices for US English, French and German
• Integrated Wikipedia, Twitter search, and Bing web search results
• Change settings including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and brightness
• Supported on iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad with Retina display, iPad mini, and iPod touch (5th generation)
• App Store improvements
• See apps relevant to your current location with Popular Near Me
• Discover age-appropriate apps in the Kids category
• Keep your apps up to date automatically
• Find My iPhone Activation Lock
• Turning off Find My iPhone, erasing your device, reactivation, and signing out of iCloud requires your Apple ID password
• A custom message can be displayed on your device even after a remote erase
• iTunes Store improvements
• Preview and buy songs you’ve heard on iTunes Radio while inside the iTunes Store
• Add to, and shop from, your iTunes Wish List
• Scan code with camera to redeem iTunes Gift Cards
• Music improvements
• Play music purchases from iCloud
• Rotate your iPhone or iPod touch to browse your music with the Album Wall
• Videos improvements
• Play movie and TV show purchases from iCloud
• View similar movies and TV shows from Related
• Maps improvements
• Turn-by-turn walking directions
• Automatic night mode
• Bookmarks shared across devices via iCloud
• Mail improvements
• New Smart Mailboxes, including Unread, Attachments, All Drafts and To or CC
• Improved search
• View PDF annotations
• FaceTime audio calling
• Block unwanted Phone, Messages and FaceTime callers
• Support for sending long MMS messages
• Pull down on any Home Screen to reveal Spotlight search
• Scan to acquire Passbook passes
• New ringtones, alarms, alerts and system sounds
• Definitions of a selected word for additional languages: Italian, Korean, and Dutch
• Inclinometer in the Compass app
• Wi-Fi HotSpot 2.0 support
• Accessibility features
• Individuals with limited physical motor skills can now control their device using Switch Control
• Customize closed caption style
• Handwriting input support in VoiceOver
• Math input support using Nemeth Braille in VoiceOver
• Select from multiple premium voices for speak selection and VoiceOver
• Support for Made for iPhone Hearing Aids and stereo audio for iPhone 5 and iPod touch (5th generation)
• Enterprise features
• Manage which apps and accounts are used to open documents and attachments
• Per App VPN
• App Store license management
• Enterprise single sign-on
• Remote configuration of managed apps
• Automatic data protection for third-party apps
• Exchange Notes syncing
• Install custom fonts
• New management queries and restrictions
• Education features
• Mobile device management for Apple TV
• Request AirPlay Mirroring from a student device to Apple TV
• Pre-configure AirPlay destinations and AirPrint printers
• Streamlined MDM enrollment
• Ability to restrict changes to accounts
• Web content filtering
• Authorized apps can initiate single app mode
• Configure accessibility settings for single app mode
• Features for China
• Tencent Weibo integration
• Chinese-English bilingual dictionary
• Improved handwriting input with improved accuracy, stroke order independence and support for simultaneous multiple character input
• Bug fixes

If you are receiving the following error message when attempting to download and install iOS 7, “Software Update Failed: An Error occurred downloading iOS 7.0,” don’t worry. You are not alone. I am having the same experience right now. I also received the message, “Unable to Check for Updates: An error occurred while checking for a software update,” on my iPad when attempting to download iOS 7.

iPhone 5 going to South Korea

Apple is placing iPhone 5 in South Korea on Friday December 7th. China should get their’s by December 14th along with Russia, Brazil, Israel and Taiwan. 54 other countries will receive their shipments before the year’s end.

Apple’s plan of reaching 100 countries in 2012 in falling to place. Tim Cook talking to Wall Street Journal in October mentioned 100 countries reached with Apple’s new iPhone 5 before the end of 2012. Supplies are now meeting demand and iPhone 5 ships within a week. In Australia for example iPhone 5 comes to the door within 2 to 4 days.

Brian White, of Topeka Capital Markets said,

“Capacity is now becoming more widely available and shipment times have plummeted to just one week versus three to four weeks a few weeks ago,”

White also mentioned that iPhone 4S rolled out quicker last year, but Apple’s plan looks good and when all goes well, iPhone 5 roll out will surpass that of iPhone 4S.

“The iPhone 4S was already in 70 countries in the first 63 days of the launch last year versus our estimate of 47 countries for the iPhone 5 over a similar time frame this year,” wrote White. “[But] Apple is on track to reach 101 countries during the first 91 days of the iPhone 5…, better than the 92 countries for the iPhone 4S over a similar time frame.”

Egypt, Morocco and Vietnam should see iPhone 5 in their stores by December 21st.

Via computerworld

New version of MetaTrader 4 app

MetaTrader 4 iPhone app

MetaTrader 4 is the most used software by traders to manage their trading accounts in the world. Its popularity is mainly due to implementing useful and easy to use functionalities that simplify the trading processes for experience traders and traders who are just starting out. The success of MetaTrader 4 has lead the developers at MetaQuotes Corporation to develop a mobile application for the iPhone or iPad which can be downloaded for free from iTunes store.

Some functionalities of the MetaTrader 4 are: managing accounts; setting up automated online trading; market monitoring in real time; full set of trade orders; viewing complete trade history; placing orders directly from graphs; and much more. More notably MetaTrader 4 is connected with over 1000 brokerage firms which becomes very useful for individuals who want to use a broker to assist them in their trading.

Another notable feature, particularly to new traders is the “demo account” which gives new traders the opportunity to set up a mock account to practice with and learn the technical tools available in MetaTrader 4, without fear of making a mistake.

Most recently MetaQuotes Corporation has released a new version. MetaTrader 4.0.437, the newest version, has solved errors from the previous version that lead to the application crashing in certain specific situations. This version can be downloaded for free from iTunes Store.

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Review Chronicles Bloomberg Missteps on Data Use

An outside review of Bloomberg LP’s data compliance and news reporting revealed that the financial data and news provider didn’t curtail reporters’ access to subscriber data two years ago, when concerns about the access first emerged, due to internal “misunderstandings.”

The review, by Promontory Financial Group and law firm Hogan Lovells, didn’t point to any evidence of widespread abuse of customer data by Bloomberg News. It concluded that “a number of journalists” used subscriber data in the course of their reporting, such as for looking up contact information, but it identified only two occasions where subscriber information or other sensitive data was clearly reflected in stories.

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Onavo Shines a Light on Mobile App Advertising

How mobile apps find people to use them tends to be kind of a dark secret. Though nearly everybody advertises, some app makers are a bit shy about the notion of “buying users,” particularly given that much shadiness has occurred in that industry around cross-selling apps. Analytics company Onavo says it will now shine a light on what app makers are actually doing – for paying customers, that is.

Onavo’s new Acquisition Insights will provide its customers with ways to see whether new downloads of any app were driven by organic or paid discovery by dipping into data from about 12 different ad networks.

Customers can also monitor their own campaigns and see how they compare to the competition. For that privilege, Onavo will charge annual subscriptions costing about $60,000.

For us voyeurs and reporters, the announcement gives an opportunity to look into how effective a couple of sample ad campaigns were.

For instance, some Zynga campaigns for Running With Friends Free on InMobi, Flurry and MdotM are correlated with a couple of download spikes, according to Onavo data:

And Onavo monitoring shows that Google’s pick for advertising Google+ recently was Millennial Media: