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We have some more for us this week when it comes to the latest on iPhone or iPad, as the users do get bored of the existing features very soon. The features talked come as : The first app is the the Fight Track's free version which is very helpful in regards of what the name clearly suggests, you can find a lot about the flight that you wish to know about, the search is most likely to get settled because the app covers the activity of around 16,000 airports and 1400 airlines across the world. Some of the things that generally hold importance in relation to information on flights are the time of arrival and departure, the present location of the flights which are displayed on colorful maps and helps you estimate if the flight would be on time, delayed or would be cancelled altogether. It is really helpful if you are a frequent traveler or any of your close ones travel a lot. The next app is BiteHunter a name which many of us are familiar with. The deal finding business gets easier with the updated feature that does not require one to hunt down the secured deals in the email. The latest app does a fantastic job of spotting the sought after place to eat, fix the deal, secure it by purchasing and then redeem it. You are served with notifications for the best deals especially if that time sensitive and the search is as wide as covering more than 50,000 restaurants. The latest update to the Slingshot Racing is the third feature to be checked out, it gets a turn -based multiplayer going and you can enjoy the introduction of new tracks and much more with this updated app. So, look out and make the best of these apps which have been offered and have a blast this weekend. Source

How about getting deprived of buying a product just because one belongs to a particular community? This news piece seems to be a step forward towards "Communalism". Recently Sarah Sabet, a U.S. citizen of Iranian heritage was denied of buying an Apple iPhone on account of her mother tongue being Farsi. When Sarah was in a conversation with one of her friends in an Apple store in Farsi,she got herself in a trouble of being noticed by the apple Store employees. All of a sudden they started asking what language they are speaking in, what is the purpose of buying this device and where this device is supposed to go ? The reason when inquired its said that Apple Stores suspect of Farsi speaking customers sending those devices to Iran. This particular news piece is a matter of great concern as such incidents trigger community clashes and do lot of damage to communal harmony. Buying a product has hardly any connection with US-Iran relationship being bad . Forget Communal Harmony it affects business relations between 2 nations too. In today's world of "Globalization" one can't live in total isolation. If a country chooses to make decisions like refraining from selling a product just because the Foreign Ministry of 2 nations are not going well along with each other. The whole import/export business will get affected. Our diplomatic relationship in India with Pakistan hardly refrains us from importing sugar from Pakistan. Though it hardly does any good to improve our Foreign relations. But deep down somewhere a feel good factor works that despite 2 countries facing each other in battlefield they are giving a try to improve their relationships in a different ground. Hoping to add the flavor of sugar in the relationship between 2 rival countries in the generations to come. Source

Turkey once again proves its strength in new technologies: Ankara, who wants to equip schools in the country with touch pads, has just launched a tender to deploy 15 million tablets over a period of four years. Originally, the project was subject to a condition: the tablets were to be produced locally, but the Turkish government would have backtracked on this constraint really ... too restrictive. If they win the contract, Appletm could still give the Turks the production of accessories like covers and headphones. Obviously, Apple is not alone on the spot because Microsoft and Intel are already part of the hame.For the record: 15 million iPad, it still represents an investment (or a turnover, it depends on which side one takes) of about 7.5 billion euros! No problem for Turkey, whose public debt is comparable to the Scandinavian countries so often cited as examples. By the way: a sacred snub to his great rival Greek who is completely in the hole!