Beware, Bug in the iPhone Alarm

Sydney - A number of iPhone users get up kesingan for setting the alarm on their cell phones did not work.

An online forum which quoted site Mac Forums technologies presents a number of iPhone users in Australia oversleep because of the settings with the sound of an alarm on their cell phones slower one to two hours or even no sound at all.

Interference or a bug that occurs on the iPhone it seems to happen on a regular user setting the alarm with the same time each day for one week.

The bug is a design fault in the hardware or computer software or programs that cause the equipment is not functioning properly.

"So a little late for work this morning," wrote seroang iPhone users in the Mac Forum. Other iPhone users, Michael21 wrote, "today is really a mess."

In addition to Australia, last week TUAW blog also revealed a similar incident had occurred in New Zealand.

There's Twitter On Google TV

San Francisco - On October 17 next, Google will launch its newest product, the Google TV. These services include real-time broadcast television is combined with the Internet, so users can access various sites via the television.

At its debut, Google took the Sony and Logitech to make Internet television device. Google TV service can also be connected with Netflix online movie rentals, online shopping sites Amazon, and the microblogging site Twitter.

"We are very excited and can not wait to be present in your living room," wrote Google product manager TVs, Ambarish Kenghe, in his blog.

According to him, Google TV will bring new experiences to explore the virtual world while enjoying a television show as usual at home. He gave an example, various applications in Netflik for example allows users to menimkati more than 20 thousand movies and streaming television. While the application CNBC will offer real-time display and video clips from the cable network.

Users will also receive streaming music from Pandora; rent or buy movies and television shows through Amazon On Demand, watch NBA basketball games from Game Time, and subscribe to the songs on Napster.

Spotify Present In Windows Phone 7

Music streaming service, Spotify will be present on the phone with the Windows platform Phone 7. Although no cell phone that came out with this operating system, Spotify has announced a tariff for its services amounted to £ 9.99 per month.

"Spotify is an example of the software innovation that comes from Sweden and Europe" said Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer. Previously, Spotify is also already in the smartphone that runs with the Windows operating system Phone 6.

In Windows platform, users can enjoy the songs from the application Spotify via WiFi or 3G features a variety of settings, such as speed up, slow down, pause, skip and view your music collection.

Users can directly access the application via the website or Windows Marketplace m.spotify.com in seven European markets, namely Britain, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Spain, France and the Netherlands.

In addition to mobile phones present in the Windows platform, Spotify also existed in the smartphone that runs the IOS operating system made by Apple, Android and Symbian.