In case you hadn’t noticed, Apple CEO Steve Jobs isn’t a big fan of Adobe Flash, a multimedia platform that is popular for adding animation and interactivity to web pages. And in an online post (http://www.apple.com/hotnews/thoughts-on-flash/) he tells why — and why he doesn’t want Flash on the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
Read MoreA decline between a calendar year’s fourth quarter and the next calendar year’s first quarter is typical of seasonal demand patterns but this decline is less than normal. When compared to 1Q09, shipments in 1Q10 rose 39.0%. Total market revenue in 1Q10 fell 2.0% compared to 4Q09 and rose 40.4% compared to 1Q09.
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Monster (http://www.monstercable.com), a manufacturer of headphones, says its Miles Davis Tribute in-ear headphones will be available next month in Canada for $579 CAD.
Created in conjunction with Miles Davis Properties, the Miles Davis Tribute headphones are being offered in limited edition at retailers across Canada, including The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Futureshop.com, Boutique iStore and Layton Audio. To coincide with the Canadian launch, Monster will be launching an online social media contest headphone giveaway through Twitter and Facebook.
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Finally, the MLS is helping to make soccer a sport for North Americans to follow. And naturally, since Marshall McCluen’s “Global Village” has come to fruition, sports fan can travel anywhere in the world and still follow their hometown or, in the case of the World Cup, their county’s team thanks to Goal.com and their mobile app.
“Goal.com mobile application delivers everything you need to know about football. With provocative commentaries, exclusive interviews and vivid photos,Goal.com mobile keeps you in the know no matter where you are.”
Read MoreCrispSofties (http://www.crispsofties.com/) has updated its iPod.iTunes music synchronization tool to version 4.5, which has been tweaked for iTunes 9.1.1.
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