Tag: Nano - Latest Releases

May 04, 2012 - Smith & Tinker, the Seattle-based mobile game company, has announced the release of Nanovor, a collectible card style battle game available worldwide on the Apple App Store. Originally launched for the PC in fall 2009, Nanovor has been re-engineered specifically for touch-based mobile devices once again allowing players to collect, connect and battle. Nanovor follows the story of science whiz Lucas Nelson who discovered a nanoscopic world inside his computer.

Apr 26, 2012 - Smith & Tinker, the Seattle-based mobile game company, today announced the release of Nanovor, a collectible card style battle game available worldwide on the Apple App Store. Originally launched for the PC in fall 2009, Nanovor has been re-engineered specifically for touch-based mobile devices once again allowing players to collect, connect and battle. Nanovor follows the story of science whiz Lucas Nelson who discovered a nanoscopic world inside his computer.

Feb 10, 2012 - 25dev has released Nanosec: Advanced Alarm 1.0.0 for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users. The Nanosec application is a new product that is not only an alarm but also a powerful multi-reminder tool. Users are able to set multiple alarms at once; set daily, weekly, or monthly reminders; wake using fade-in mode, music, vibration or a user's own MP3 music. The app allows for the customization of settings and includes the unique ability to set watch times by rotating the hands with a finger.

Sep 18, 2011 - 25dev recently released Nanosec: Advanced Alarm 1.0.0 for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users. The Nanosec application is a new product that is not only an alarm but also a powerful multi-reminder tool. Users are able to set multiple alarms at once; set daily, weekly, or monthly reminders; wake using fade-in mode, music, vibration or a user's own MP3 music. The app allows for the customization of settings and includes the unique ability to set watch times by rotating the hands with a finger.

Jul 30, 2011 - Wichita based QuickerTek has announced that all of their USB WiFi products work with OS X 10.7 Lion. This includes the following products for first, second and third generation Quicky~USB, Quicky Jr.~USB, nQuicky~USB, Dualy~USB, first generation nNano~USB, second generation Nano II~USB and the Junior II~USB. The software customers were using with Snow Leopard works fine with OS X 10.7 Lion.

Jul 22, 2011 - Wichita based QuickerTek today announces that all of their USB WiFi products work with OS X 10.7 Lion. This includes the following products for first, second and third generation Quicky~USB, Quicky Jr.~USB, nQuicky~USB, Dualy~USB, first generation nNano~USB, second generation Nano II~USB and the Junior II~USB. The software customers were using with Snow Leopard works fine with OS X 10.7 Lion.

Jul 14, 2011 - Grantwood Technology, LLC has announced their Glow in the Dark Skin for tuneband for iPod touch 4G, an armband product designed to comfortably secure the iPod touch 2G in place during exercise, with the ability to access the screen and buttons. The tuneband armband is made with the same material as their highly acclaimed tuneband for iPod touch. Each tuneband consists of a comfortable and flexible armband strap that can accommodate both large and small arms.

Jul 06, 2011 - Grantwood Technology, LLC today announces their Glow in the Dark Skin for tuneband for iPod touch 4G, an armband product designed to comfortably secure the iPod touch 2G in place during exercise, with the ability to access the screen and buttons. The tuneband armband is made with the same material as their highly acclaimed tuneband for iPod touch. Each tuneband consists of a comfortable and flexible armband strap that can accommodate both large and small arms.

Jun 08, 2011 - Independent developer Peter Burke has announced iNanotube 1.1 for iOS, a graphical app that instructs users about the detailed atomic structure of carbon nanotubes, a new class of wires only a few atoms wide. Advanced 3D rendering algorithms provide detailed, animated renderings of their construction by rolling atomically thin sheets of carbon, graphene, into a nanotube, demonstrating and teaching their atomic structure. Burke is a professor of nanotechnology at the University of California.