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FACEBOOK AUTOPILOT communicate with Facebook pages and make likes and comments so your accounts stay safe

is a creative software, which can share on Facebook groups and comments just like a real human no api

There is an official WordPress Application available on your app store. WordPress for iOS is the application that lets you write posts, edit pages, upload photos, and manage comments on your site or blog from your Apple iPhone. Do you know that how to use use WordPress app on your Apple iPhone device?

Well, it official. The iPhone 3G is legitimately coming to Thailand. In a recent interview, I had stated that I had some doubts that the iPhone would come to Thailand so soon, citing that they did not have any confirmed deals for content, which is what really rakes in the money in the whole iPhone money machine. But soon after that interview, there were some events which hinted towards a Thailand launch. It now looks like the baby brother in Thailand's trio of major phone operators, True Move, who is often over looked or forgotten, has sealed the deal with Apple. Commenting on the question of what happened to their rumored deal, AIS has stated that the deal with TrueMove is nonexclusive, leaving the door open for speculation that AIS is still in negotiations with Apple.

"Methinks AT&T doth protest too much," might have been Hamlet's response to the carrier again denying it will institute data tiers for iPhone users. Attempting to avoid a storm of protests over earlier comments, AT&T Mobility President Ralph de la Vega now tells BusinessWeek: "I guess I should have been more clear."

Roel Schouwenberg of Kaspersky Lab Americas made a number of either intemperate or prescient comments to USA Today. It may take a year to find out if he is a fool or a profit.

The folks at Skype, "don't yet know how our app will behave on the iPad," according to a post from the company's official blogger and "chief Twitterer," Peter Parkes. Mr. Parkes made the comments on Saturday, April 3rd, the day of the iPad's release.

Hopes that Apple might be looking to dip its toes in the netbook market were impressively dashed this week with comments from the company's chief operating officer describing the low-cost mini-notebooks as "junky."

Pricing in Apple App Store: no country is the same Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009 Currently, the prices for paid applications in the Apple App Store are highly fluctuating. Developers seem to be in search for the best pricepoint for their application and experiment to find out what works best. The content in the Apple App Store is also very country specific. We made an overview of the total price of the 100 most popular paid applications in a selection of countries: Price of the total top 100, per country Total price of the paid top 100, per country * based on daily exchange rate There are large differences between countries. In Europe, the top 100 total price varies from €199 in Greece, up to €252 in Portugal. A difference of over 25%. The United States price is even lower, but greatly affected by the Dollar - Euro exchange rate. The content of the App Store varies per country; not the same applications find their way into the top listings in different countries. This has a big impact on the total price of the apps per country app store. We will keep track of these developments. More detailed info on country specific developments is available in our monthly Distimo Report. Tags: Apple App Store, paid applications Posted in Apple App Store | No Comments »

The iPhone Dev Team has announced "significant 3G progress" towards a 3G unlock, modifying iPhone 3G baseband and even running modified baseband code, but the unlock itself remains elusive.

Apple Inc., maker of the iPhone, Apple devices and iTunes music software, said it filed a countersuit claiming that Nokia Oyj is infringing its technology. In the suit filed today in federal court in Wilmington, Delaware, Apple claimed Nokia is wrongfully using 13 of its patents.

Group claims app fosters 'anti-gay spiritual abuse' as it shoots up list of popular downloads The launch of an iPhone app that guides Catholics through confession has prompted a furious response from gay rights groups, who accuse it of "promoting anti-gay spiritual abuse".

In what reads like a strategic leak from Apple's (AAPL) Cupertino boardroom, the Wall Street Journal reports in its Saturday edition that Steve Jobs - half-way through a six-month medical leave - still "maintains [his] grip" on the company from his Palo Alto, Calif., home.

Apple likes to boast that there's an app for almost anything. But it still works mighty hard to make sure there isn't an app for absolutely everything.

I had a chance to sit down with the Quickoffice folks at CTIA and was extremely impressed with the application.

A possible bug has been identified in Apple's iPhone, according to reports.

Apple's engineering department still isn't sparing the horses for iPhone OS 3.0. It has released beta 3 to developers only two weeks after Beta 2 was released.

Better late than never? Following in the footsteps of countless third-party efforts, Flickr has finally made its official debut in the App Store.

Battery issues with the iPhone 3GS have led Apple to contact some customers to get first-hand reports on what may be causing premature draining, according to users on Apple's forums and the iPhone Blog enthusiast site.

Rogers communications Inc has caused quite a stir in the iPhone community recently after offering a 8GB iPhone 3GS. The offer was made on Rogers website where they made a comparison between the iPhone 3G and 3GS which got people excited as the iPhone 3GS is only offered in 32GB and 16GB.

Apple announced Monday that it has sold more than 1 million iPhone 3GS models since they went on sale Friday, June 19, 2009.