By Greg Mills
As I mentioned in yesterday’s Greg’s Bite, RIM is in a bind right now over its method of serving data from a centralized location in Canada and encrypting data streams to customers.
Read MoreEarlier this week I asked if perhaps Apple was planning on replacing IDVD with cloud storage (something I’m personally against). But “MacNews” reader Wayne Folta has an idea that would make it more acceptable to folks like me who like having physical media.
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By Greg Mills
The conflict between RIM and Dubai has been resolved — and RIM blinked. The issue is that access to Blackberry network data within individual countries is different than other cell phone services, such as an iPhone account through AT&T.
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An Apple patent (number 20100198626) involving systems and methods for accessing shopping center services using a portable electronic device has appeared at the US Patent & Trademark Office. It’s directed to systems and methods for enhancing a user’s experience at a shopping center. In particular, it’s directed to providing a “heat map” to indicate popular areas of or products in a mall.
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A new Apple patent (number 20100198453) has appeared at the US Patent & Trademark Office and involves integrating a portable device with a bicycle. The electronic device can receive the output from sensors coupled to the bicycle and generate riding characteristics for display to the user.
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