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Blue Atlas Technology Announces
a Major Upgrade of Its Highly Acclaimed Tango Remote Control Software
for the iPhone, iPod/Touch, and iPad
Brewster, MA February 12, 2010 -- Blue Atlas Technology announces
the release of version 1.2 of Tango and
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Tango-Lite. Both versions are now available worldwide
in 14 languages. Tango Lite is free and offers basic remote control
for your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad while the full version offers
enhanced functionality.
Tango is an advanced music player for the iPhone, iPod Touch, or
iPad with a unique feature - remote control. All it takes is another
iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad and a wi-fi network. Tango manages all
the existing iTunes music, podcasts, audio books, etc. available
on the remote device via your homes' wi-fi network.
Need to see what song is currently playing? Need to control the
volume anywhere in the home? Do you want to change the playlist?
Tango can do that and much more from anywhere in your home!
Tango can control the volume, play/pause, skip forward and backward,
select which playlists to play, shuffle songs, and more. Tango was
designed to be fast and easy to use. For example to skip forward
just shake once or to skip backwards shake twice.
Tango also has a feature called On-The-Tango playlist. The On-The-Tango
playlist can be created from any of the music on your iPhone, iPod
Touch, or iPad. Running iTunes to create a new playlist is no longer
necessary. It all can be done remotely while the music continues
to play.
Both versions of Tango have been fully translated into the following
languages: French, German, Italian, Swedish, Spanish, Portuguese,
Russian, Korean, Chinese, Danish, Norwegian, Japanese, and Polish.
Tango (http://tinyurl.com/tangoremote) and Tango-Lite (http://tinyurl.com/tangolite)
are available on the App Store.
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Meebo Now Available
From the App Store
February 16, 2010 --Meebo, (http://www.meebo.com/about/)
the company that enables real-time social interactions, today
announced its Meebo App for iPhone and iPod touch is now available
from the App Store. Meebo lets users chat with their buddies
on every major Instant Messaging (IM) and social network in
a single buddy list.
"Meebo is excited to deliver an app for iPhone and iPod
touch that is fast
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founder and CEO, Meebo. "We can’t wait to start
reading the reviews and hearing directly from users about
their experience running the Meebo App.”
Optimized for speed, simplicity and performance the Meebo
App offers a best-of-breed chat experience for consumers,
backed by the company's 4+ years of experience in the real-time
messaging space:
- Log into Meebo and your online buddies load speedily on
your buddy list. Access contacts on AIM, Gmail, Facebook,
Myspace, and other major social services.
- Receive push notifications when you get a new IM, even
when the app is closed. Tapping the notification instantly
launches Meebo so you can reply to the message.
- Select a buddy to initiate a conversation, view profile
info, or check their status message. Manage multiple conversations
simultaneously with the flick of a finger.
- Switch to landscape mode for easy communication with a
wider keyboard.
- Post a status message to keep your buddies up to date.
Set your presence to “Invisible” or “Away,”
and then switch back to “Available” mode while
online.
- Seamlessly manage your chat sessions as you switch back
and forth between the Meebo App on iPhone or iPod touch and
meebo.com.
- Keep your chat history in sync between your iPhone or iPod
touch and meebo.com so you can view your complete chat history
whenever you like, wherever you like.
The Meebo app is available for free from the App Store on
iPhone and iPod touch or at www.itunes.com/appstore/.
For more information about working with Meebo, please visit
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Full Sail University Graduate
Worked on DreamWorks Animation Feature Film, How to Train Your Dragon
Winter Park, FL April 3, 2010
Full Sail University (fullsail.edu), an entertainment media institution
located near Orlando, FL, is proud to
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celebrate Computer Animation
(http://www.fullsail.edu/degrees/computer-animation-bachelors) Bachelor
of Science Degree Program graduate, Jack Geckler, for his work on
DreamWorks How to Train Your Dragon, an animated children’s
film based on the popular book series, which was released in theaters
this March.
Nearing his first decade as a professional animator, Geckler has
worked at two of the most prominent animation studios in Hollywood
– Digital Domain, and at his current position with DreamWorks
Animation, where he was hired as a Crowds Artist for the Dragon
film. In this role, Geckler was responsible for creating and animating
cycles for masses of characters during some of the most challenging
and complicated scenes in the movie, which centers around the story
of a young Viking who doesn’t fit in with his tribe when it
comes to their tradition of dragon slaying.
Although this film is the latest release from DreamWorks studio,
whose past animated features include: Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, Monsters
vs. Aliens, and Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, this marks Geckler’s
first time working on an animated children’s film, with his
previous work consisting of live-action blockbusters such as The
Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor and National Treasure: Book of
Secrets.
“The education that students obtain at Full Sail University
is not only grounded in teaching technical skill, but is fortified
with providing a unique experience that leads our passionate graduates
to successful careers in their chosen field,” said Pete Bandstra,
Program Director of Computer Animation (http://www.fullsail.edu/degrees/computer-animation-bachelors)
and Game Art (http://www.fullsail.edu/degrees/game-art-bachelors)
for Full Sail University. “Watching Jack’s work on the
big-screen inspires our current students, confirms our educational
methods, and provides a cause for celebration within the entire
Full Sail Family.”
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