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Chicago, February 9, 2010 (word count: 311)
Prelytis, new-generation business intelligence software vendor, confirms its innovative market position and its mobility expertise in professional settings by proposing the first business intelligence solution compatible with the new Apple iPad®.

The iPad® is a real revolution in mobile devices market and defines a major technology edge in the usage of software for professionals. In this context, Prelytis LiveDashBoard offers the first business intelligence application fully adapted to the specifics of this brand new mobile device. From the administrator to the dashboard and indicators designer, from the manager to the simple user, LiveDashBoard on Apple iPad® enables users to use the multi-touch experience developed by Apple for displaying and analyzing their business indicators.

All features of LiveDashBoard are accessible at the touch of a finger: indicators display, navigation but also dashboards and kpi design. LiveDashBoard includes zoom features, drag-and-drop, contextual menus, scroll-down, roll-over preview of indicators, and more for a unique touch experience on interactive business dashboards.

In this time of multiple mobile devices and usage convergence, Prelytis LiveDashBoard is the one technology that allows access to a collaborative business intelligence environment no matter the device. First and only business intelligence solution of the Web 2.0 generation, Prelytis LiveDashBoard offers a multi-platform environment with a unique setup and simple deployment .

Alexandre Schneider, Prelytis CEO, says, “The compatibility of our solution with the majority of mobile devices is a key strength for Prelytis since its creation. We are proud to be able to propose to our 100,000 users this perfect compatibility with the Apple iPad®.”

See LiveDashBoard for the iPad® in action on the Prelytis YouTube channel by visiting: www.youtube.com/prelytis.

About Prelytis:
New-generation business intelligence software vendor, Prelytis answers to projects new needs: setup agility, end-user oriented ergonomy and faster deployment up to thousands of users.

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5,000 of Chinese customers have bought an iPhone, after only a few day since the launch. This number is considered a bit low by the major world media, especially given the number of customers of China Unicom who have signed plans and related services to the new 3G cellular network recently launched, of about 1 million.

In any case, Chang Xiaobing, president of China Unicom said that the company is satisfied with the current trend: “We are satisfied of iPhone’s sales so far, and we aim to reach 1 million of new 3G users per month in the near future. “The operator also said to provide an increase in incomes for the fourth quarter year generated also through the Apple smartphone.

In this regard, the leaders of China Unicom provide that gross receipts are decreasing from 39% now to 36% over the next quarter, mainly due to the competition and increased costs necessary to support the subsidies. In this last item fall within the additional expense that operators have to meet to offer iPhone in their catalog: in addition to the subsidy on the total price the reduction in revenues is also due to higher expenditure in advertising and marketing necessary to promote the smartphone.

Source of the News: iWikiPhone – iPhone News

According to the latest rumors Nokia, the world’s biggest mobile phone maker, is suing Apple for infringing patents on mobile phone technology used in iPhone. The Cupertino company has also been accused of “trying to get a free ride on the back of Nokia’s innovation”.

The patents used without permission from Apple would be ten in all and concern strategic technologies for the use of GSM, UMTS and Wi-Fi protocols, as well as the wireless transmission of data and codes of languages.

During the last twenty years, Nokia had invested about 40bn Euros (£36.2bn; $60bn) on research and development. Despite this, Nokia has seen its first quarterly loss in a decade amid falling sales (from 41% to 38%). Analysts said that this poor results had come partly as customers turned from Nokia mobile phones to the iPhone and RIM’s Blackberry.

These same analysts have estimated that the Finnish industrial giant could get to ask Apple the amount of one million dollars in damages.

Apple for the moment did not comment on the news.

Source of the news: iWikiPhone – iPhone News

According to the latest rumors, the engineers of Cupertino are working on a new application that will enable the use of FM radio on iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch.

The latest models of Apple’s phone would already have the functionality to receive and transmit on FM, although it is still not used. This application will unlock this new and long-awaited feature, allowing users to listen to radio broadcasts. The interesting news is that this software will work on the models already on market and therefore you will not need to buy any additional accessories.

The application will also recognize the music played on your favorite radio station, so you can buy it through iTunes. But not only, 9to5Mac has reported that on the iPhone and iPod Touch will be offered all the features already available in the new iPod nano: time shifting to pause, record and then listen to the live broadcasts, put tags for artists and songs.

This is not the first time that Apple “wakes” some hidden software in its products. For the second generation of iPod Touch, for example, the Bluetooth was enabled nine months after launching the product on the market, with the update 3.0 of the software.

It has been finally released a new firmware update for iPhone and iPod Touch, to fix bugs encountered by many Apple users.

Only a month ago, Apple released iPhone OS 3.1, which debuted a number of new features, such as Genius, ringtones and much more. Some iPhone users have informed Apple about some more or less important problems that they have find.

iPhone OS 3.1.2 is only a minor release, that should resolve malfunctions on 3 specific areas. First of all, it has been solved a problem that occurred sporadically, which prevented the iPhone to wake up from sleep mode. It was also solved the intermittent problem that could interrupt the cellular network services until th restart of the terminal. Finally, it has been removed a bug that could cause occasional crashes while streaming movies.

As with all updates iPhone, also this new version of iPhone OS is offered automatically through iTunes, or you can force it with the command “Check for updates” on iTunes. This release is also accompanied by an update to AT&T’s carrier settings file for iPhone users in the US.

iPhone OS 3.1.2 is compatible with all iPhone models and weighs in at approximately 240 MB.

Source of news: iWikiPhone – iPhone App Reviews