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Known for its collectible card and board game business, Cryptozoic Entertainment put its latest creation, a free-to-play digital collectible card game named HEX, up on Kickstarter with an initial goal of $300,000. As of today, with 17 days left to go in the full fund raising time period, the project has garnered over $970,000. That’s [...]Related StoriesSamsung Unveils New High-Res Display With Higher PPI Than Retina 13-Inch MacBook ProAT&T Will Let Any iPhone Or iPad Use FaceTime Over Cellular By Mid-JuneApple Has The Most Devoted And Loyal Computer Users [Report]Apple To Be Grilled By U.S. Senate On “Extensive Tax-Avoidance Strategies” At Hearing TomorrowYahoo Unveils Complete Redesign Of Flickr, Now Offering 1TB Of Free Storage

AT&T is giving iOS users a little more to be happy about…depending on the mobile data plan each customer is currently using. The company revealed to The Verge today that they will enable FaceTime over cellular for all of its customers by the end of 2013. Although AT&T also mentioned any mobile chat app would work on its network, it specified FaceTime users, because of the iPhone’s popularity. FaceTime on the iPad is also…Continue reading AT&T to enable FaceTime over cellular for all customers by end of 2013Related posts:Special plan required for FaceTime over Cellular in iOS 6?AT&T CEO on rumored cellular FaceTime chargesAT&T won’t charge for FaceTime…provided you give up your unlimited data plan

It’s been almost a year since I reviewed the original Geneva Model S, which was impressive in its own right, but so old-fashioned; this was the pre-Lightning era, remember, so iPod docks were still cool. Geneva has now introduced the Model S’s successor, which gains not only re-engineered innards but also makes an important gain by losing something. Gone is the iPod Dock, which limited you to small 30-pin small like iPods and iPhones, and in its place is Bluetooth streaming. The Continue reading Geneva unveils updated Model S WirelessRelated posts:Definitive Technology Sound Cylinder Bluetooth speaker reviewAppletell reviews the Tenqa SP-109 Bluetooth SpeakerCES 2011: Speakal announces TARDIS dock for iOS

Google announced the end of Google Checkout today, slated to go the way of Google Reader and the dinosaurs as of November 20, 2013. Today, we’re letting web merchants know that in six months, Google Checkout will be retired as we transition to Google Wallet — a platform that enables merchants to meet the demands [...]Related StoriesSlickwraps: Get $50 Credit For Only $25 [Deals]How Google Will Pwn the Gaming MarketYahoo! Acquires Tumblr For $1.1B, Promises Not To Screw It UpSamsung Is Looking For Developers Who Can Help Them Make Galaxy Apps As Good As Apple’sTurkish PM Visits Apple And Google HQs To Decide Who To Buy 10.6 Million Tablets From

Apple is preparing to open a new Apple Store in Adelaide, Australia on May 25th at 10AM. The Rundle Place outlet will not only be Apple's first in Adelaide, but also by extension the first in the state of South Australia, which is otherwise sparsely populated. The company has 19 other stores in the country, most of which are in New South Wales or Victoria....

Welcome South Australia to the Apple Store family.  The Rundle Place Centre Apple Store will open at 10am local time on Saturday May 25th. An anonymous tipster from the area sent in the above image which is supposed to be the store before opening.

View Magazine is a nicely put-together coffee table ebook for the iPad or iPhone that contains photos that are interesting and certainly not run-of-the-mill sunsets and flowers. A variety of photographers have combined to submit some of their favorite work, and they offer some commentary about the images. There are shots of urban landscapes, people, and nature images, but none are what I would call the standard 'pretty pictures'. That said, the images are striking, and the thoughts behind the images are often illuminating. You won't like everything you see, but there is plenty to choose from. VIEW Magazine used to require a paid subscription, but it has just gone free, and you can manually download an issue or set it up for automatic downloading to Apple's Newsstand app. I found the content stimulating and interesting. Any image can be shared to Facebook or via email. You scroll horizontally to move form article to article, and scroll vertically to explore the content within an article. Bookmarks are available if you find something you want to refer to again. Gallery: VIEW Magazine for iOS VIEW Magazine is a pretty hefty download; the current issue is about 250 megabytes. The app allows you to save or discard issues, so if you start filling your iOS device you can always dump past issues. VIEW Magazine is universal, but really isn't as effective on an iPhone as it is on the iPad. The newest version supports the Retina display on newer iPads, and the app requires iOS 5 or later. VIEW Magazine is a worthy download, and I think you may find it enjoyable and thought provoking. Free VIEW Magazine is filled with intriguing photography originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Mon, 20 May 2013 21:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Source | Permalink | Email this | Comments

In an update to its website on Monday, Apple revealed its newest retail location in Australia, at Rundle Place Centre in Adelaide, will open its doors on Saturday at 10 a.m. local time.

It isn’t quite Stanford 2005, but the Corning stories and others are amusing.

Facebook on Monday brought its Share Dialog out of beta which, once adopted by iOS app developers, will allow users to share content in-app without first having to sign in to the social network.