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Long Beach, California (PRWEB) November 22, 2011 - iFeature Pro 3 is different kind of WordPress Theme that offers advanced content management features including Drag-and-Drop Page Elements, an elegant Apple-like design, and the new CyberChimps Core WordPress Theme Framework.
CyberChimps Professional WordPress Themes takes WordPress Themes to the next level on Monday, November 28, 2011, with the third major release of iFeature Pro, one of the most advanced content management WordPress Themes in the world. iFeature Pro 3 offers an elegant Apple-like design, as well as over two dozen amazing new features including Drag-and-Drop Page Elements, post formats support, beautiful new theme options, and the new CyberChimps Core WordPress Theme Framework. Drag-and-Drop Page Elements include the iFeature Slider, Page content, iFeature Post Carrousel, Twitter bar, Callout section, and Wigitized boxes.
“iFeature Pro 3 offers Drag-and-Drop Page Elements which make the theme both powerful, and intuitive,” said Trent Lapinski, Chief Executive Officer of CyberChimps LLC. “iFeature Pro 3 is also built on top of the CyberChimps Core Theme Framework which we will be releasing for free before the end of the year.”
iFeature Pro 3 will be available exclusively for sale November 28, 2011, at $50 through December 25th in the CyberChimps WordPress Theme Store at CyberChimps.com. All existing iFeature Pro customers will be able to upgrade to iFeature Pro 3 for free (this includes customers who purchase iFeature Pro 2 between November 21-28th). Visit CyberChimps.comthroughout the month of December for contests and giveaways.
iFeature Pro 3 is built on the new CyberChimps Core Theme Framework which will be released for free on GitHub before the end of the year. The CyberChimps Core Theme Framework is an innovative platform for designers and developers to create their own unique WordPress Themes with the same functionality as CyberChimps free WordPress Themes.
iFeature Pro 3 also offers more experienced customers child theme support, custom CSS, import / export options, and full support for HTML5, and CSS3.
CyberChimps provides precise documentation, support forums, and video walkthroughs.
iFeature Pro 3 is one of the most advanced WordPress Themes in the world and is released under the GNU GPL v2. iFeature Pro 3 is optimized for Chrome, Safari, FireFox, and Internet Explorer 9 (but does not support Internet Explorer 6, or PHP4).
About CyberChimps
CyberChimps is a WordPress Theme development and Internet marketing company based out of Long Beach, California. CyberChimps developed the popular WordPress Themes iFeature, iFeature Pro, Business lite, and Business Pro.
CyberChimps LLC was founded in 2010 by Trent Lapinski, and Tyler Cunningham.
CyberChimps and iFeature Pro are not related to Apple, Inc. or endorsed by Apple in any way.
CyberChimps.com today introduced iFeature, a different kind of WordPress theme. iFeature includes an Apple-like design, beautifully designed drop-down iMenu, iFeature Slider, dynamic widgets, and a user friendly control panel. Also built into iFeature is social networking features, and sharing via Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit. iFeature can be downloaded for free at: http://cyberchimps.com/ifeature
“I’ve been developing websites for over 10-years including having worked with two of the original founders of MySpace, and Playboy,” said Trent Lapinski, CEO of CyberChimps.com. “We took everything we’ve learned about web development and applied it to build a beautiful Apple-like user friendly WordPress theme.”
While iFeature is one of the most advanced free WordPress themes available, CyberChimps has also developed iFeature Pro. iFeature Pro is a premium version of iFeature that includes a full-width iFeature Slider, multi-color iMenu options, business ready layouts, Google Web Font support, a callout section, more widgetized areas, and still maintains the same user friendly control panel found in iFeature.
For more information on iFeature Pro please visit: http://cyberchimps.com/ifeaturepro
The latest rumor from Engadget is the iPad 2, iPhone 5, and future Apple TV will be powered by a Cortex A9-based multicore processor that Apple is likely to name the A5 processor. It is also being rumored that Apple is switching to Qualcomm manufactured wireless chipsets for the iPad 2, and iPhone 5 enabling both devices to run on either Verizon or AT&T in the United States. Lastly, they predict that the iPad 2 will offer an SD card slot, enabling photographers to easily load photos onto the iPad.
As for the A5, it is anticipated the A5 will feature a dual-core processor at speeds of 1GHz or above much like Nvidia’s Tegra 2. Apple’s current A4 processor is based on the single core Cortex A8 ARM processor and powers the existing iPad, iPhone 4, and Apple TV. It is expected the dual-core A5 processor will find its way into the iPad 2, iPhone 5, and future Apple TV devices.
Verizon has announced a special press event January 11th, at 11am EST in New York City. Rumor has it Verizon will be announcing the iPhone for the Verizon network. Word is the announcement will take place at this event, but the Verizon iPhone will not be released until February 3rd. It is likely the Verizon iPhone will simply be a revised iPhone 4, and is not expected to support LTE or 4G networks.
An announcement concerning a Verizon iPad is possible as well.
Via [MacRumors]
Google is in aggressive talks with publishers to compete with Apple’s digital newsstand market. Apple currently takes 30% commissions from digital sales through iTunes. Google, however, in an attempt to undercut its competitor is offering less than 30% , and has also proposed giving publishers certain personal data about app buyers to help for marketing purposes.
Apple is not going to take this one sitting down, and has already started preparing for a confrontation. For starters, they are making it easier for publishers to offer discounts on long term commitments. Furthermore, they are offering to share personal data with publishers with an opt in program. Publishers are less content with an opt in because they believe consumers are unwilling to share their personal data. While the move by Google is a smart one, especially with the slew of Android tablets coming out this year, it certainly remains to be seen how their offering will hold up against Apple’s.
[via wsj]
We have some good news for all of you Apple stock owners out there. Not only did the company’s stock hit the $330 mark, but the overall market cap has now surpassed $300 billion. Market capitalization is the value of a company’s stock, and is calculated by multiplying the total value of the stock by the number of stock that has been sold.
Apple is set to release their fiscal first quarter results on January 18th, which analysts predict will reveal the record holiday sales that are surely fueling the increase in stock value. 2011 looks to be off to a great start for Apple, and be sure to check back for all the details of the fiscal report on the 18th.
[via BGR]
Have some trouble getting your iOS device to wake you up this morning? Well, you’re not the only one, as users have lodged multiple complaints stating the same thing. According to the complaints, if you have a non-recurring alarm, your device simply won’t go off. However, if your alarm is recurring, then it will sound off just fine.
According to an Apple spokesperson:
“We’re aware of an issue related to non repeating alarms set for January 1 or 2,” Harrison said. “Customers can set recurring alarms for those dates and all alarms will work properly beginning January 3.”
In other words, if you need your iDevice to wake you up anytime before January 3rd, when the bug is supposed to fix itself, you better make sure you set that alarm to be recurring.
Have any of you experienced this bug? Be sure to let us know in the comments.
[via macworld]
Apple updated the Apple TV in September dropping the price to $99, and expects to sell over a million of them by the end of this week. The new Apple TV allows owners to seamlessly stream content from their computers, iPhones, or iPads, as well as rent content from iTunes, and view content from YouTube, Flickr, and Netflix. Apple also released a new Remote app for the iPhone allowing Apple TV owners to use their iPhone as a remote.
In other news, yesterday Google asked manufacturers not to release any new Google TV devices next month at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Google TV was expected to be a competitor to Apple TV, but so far has been blocked by all major networks and movie studios, and has received poor press reviews, and likely few sales.
Just in time for Christmas, several new amazing games have been released for iOS for your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad.
A 3rd person sword fighting slasher done right. This game is built on the Unreal Engine and is possibly the most impressive and polished iPhone game yet.
A unique 3d tower defense action game.
Aralon features over 30-hours of game play, and is probably the most extensive iPhone game available in the App Store.
Apple has released the much anticipated iOS 4.2 update which includes Multitasking, Folders, Unified Inbox, Game Center, AirPlay, and AirPrint. Although many of these features have been on the iPhone and iPod touch since June, this is the first time such features are available on the iPad.
“iOS 4.2 makes the iPad a completely new product, just in time for the holiday season,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO. “Once again, the iPad with iOS 4.2 will define the target that other tablets will aspire to, but very few, if any, will ever be able to hit.”
Lesser known new features include Facetime improvements, find text in Safari, custom tones per contact, new fonts in the Notes app, and many bug fixes. Devices compatible with iOS 4.2 include the iPhone 3G, the iPhone 3GS, the iPhone 4, iPad, iPod touch 2nd generation or later.
The update also includes several security fixes, and is even available for the newly released Apple TV (not including the App Store however).
To top it off, Apple is now allowing all iPhone users the ability to use the “Find my iPhone” feature for free without a MobileMe subscription (setup guide).
To update your iOS device, simply plug it into your computer running the latest version of iTunes, and select Update.
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Trent Lapinski
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e-mail: trentl@gmail.com
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e-mail: tyler@cyberchimps.com
