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iPhone 4S - The best got better!

Apple announces the new iPhone 4S, a major upgrade from the iPhone 4, sporting a much faster dual-core A5 chip, 8MP camera with all-new high-quality optics and now supporting 1080p HD video. And introducing Siri your voice-controlled digital assistant, a breakthrough in voice control technology.


There are many new ground-breaking features only available to the new iPhone 4S.  Additionally, there are 200 new features found in the latest iOS 5, giving a boost to all Apple mobile devices, supported by the iPhone 3GS, 4 and 4S models, iPad and iPad 2, and later edition iPods.


Speculators of the iPhone 5 indicate the release of the iPhone 5 to be another 8 months (2 years from the initial iPhone 4 release).
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Huge Announcement - iPad 2 is Official!

Yes it's true! Apple has finally announced the game changing iPad2.  The new iPad2 has "face-time" with both front and rear-facing cameras so face-time can share the experience with either.  The processor is now dual core with up-to 2x faster processing and 9x faster 3D acceleration!  Its 30% thinner and 15% lighter.  It's VGA plug now works with all apps and same for connection with AppleTV device which outputs iPad2 to HD 1080p. Additionally, there is a new nifty magnetic cover which intelligently put's the iPad2 to sleep and wake up if openned. 

iPad2 is available in both black and white with the same price structure as the original iPad starting 5:00pm on March 11th in the USA and March 25th in Canada. 
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Busy Times at MobilityGo!

MobilityGo starts the year with announcements of 4 new development contracts in January 2011. Developers already busy with polishing up existing mobile applications are preparing themselves for the anticipated 25 new contracts to be signed in Q1/11.

GridWork Design has selected MobilityGo to develop their meticulously designed cooking and recipe app for the iPad soon to be entitled "Peas + Popcorn".

Another breakthrough application that will excite all amateur racing enthusiasts that is currently being developed for the iPad called “Laptimizer”, which sports high-end gaming graphics around an engineering solution.

Additionally, a project which has already begun development code-named “FaceTrail” brings together the best of mobile-computing (iPhone for 1st generation), with GPS and FaceBook as a first for social-networked marathon sporting events.

A fourth iPad application for remote medical services is under development for the health-care industry to be publicly launched at a “Salon Affaire Sante” at Palais des Congres of Montreal in May 2011. This app connects medical devices via Bluetooth to provide remote telemetry to centralized healthcare specialists.

February looks to have an even stronger forecast according to existing discussions in closing phase. Finally, MobilityGo has 2 new people joining the company, a new Account Executive to oversee existing and new accounts, and another developer with 10+ years of experience.

iPad Still King After CES 2011

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has come and gone, leaving the memory of a slew of wannabe “iPad killers.” While some did garner a bit of media coverage, Wall Street analysts are not impressed—and expect the iPad to retain its dominance of the tablet market.

Tablet computers were the big story at CES 2011, but will the hype translate into sales? Several Wall Street analysts don’t think so. Mark Moskowitz of J.P. Morgan and his team predict that the iPad will hold on to over 60% of the tablet market through 2012, and thinks competitors have some “catching up” to do.
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CES: Motorola reveals iPad-rival Xoom

Motorola today revealed its new Android-based Xoom tablet, which the company hopes will dethrone Apple's iPad in this fast-growing market segment.

The Xoom betters the iPad in some ways--it comes standard with front- and rear-facing cameras, including one that can record in HD, compared with none in the current version of the iPad. It also boasts a larger screen with a higher resolution, supports Adobe Flash, and uses Verizon's network instead of AT&T's.

It will become the first device to run the latest version of Google's Android operating system, known as Honeycomb. The operating system supports multitasking and has been designed explicitly for tablets.
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Mobile App Revenues expected to surpass $35 billion in 2014

International Data Corporation predicts that the number of mobile application downloads worldwide will grow from 10.9 billion in 2010 to 76.9 billion in 2014. The market intelligence company also anticipates mobile app revenues will surpass $35 billion in 2014.

IDC’s findings are based on company financials, product announcements and its quarterly survey of the Appcelerator mobile developer base.

Based on its research, the organization expects accelerated growth in the mobile apps market as even more applications make their way to tablets, Internet()-connected TVs and other devices in the years ahead.

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