Steam Mobile app for iOS available to everyone

A few days ago a formal Steam app for iPhone and Android. Unfortunately not everyone could enjoy it: the beta version of the app was only for people who had received an invitation. Less than a week later the app removed from beta and available to everyone. The app contains three sections: Community, Store News. The Store features at first glance all you can buy via the desktop. You can offer in the Steam catalog search, add games to your wish list and then buy them for later download. If you look at the news section, you will find there announcements, press releases and information about new releases.

There is also a link to the Steam forums, a news feed, which is filled by various game sites. But the app will primarily intended to stay in touch with your friends. This is the community component is present. You can chat with friends and see which games your friends play at the time or have bought.
Download: Mobile Steam (free)

iPhone 4S - what you need to know!

iPhone 4S has a look that is quite similar to iPhone 4, but there the similarities. It is in the content differences are, and the content is completely different. iPhone 4S superior specifications; Dual-A5 processor All-new 8-megapixel camera with better optics and with much better flash iOS 5 operating system icloud integration A5 processor in the iPhone 4S gives you double the processing power compared to the iPhone 4, and 7 times faster graphics. The new camera of 8 mega pixels and with the new software gives you 60% more pixels in the iPhone 4S compared with the iPhone 4 The flash gives 72% more light than the previous flash. Directly after you have taken a picture can be edited in the included redigeringsappen. The picture ends up immediately in icloud is available on your iPad, Mac or Apple TV. You can shoot HD video in 1080p with video stabilization and the ability to edit their own app The videos end up on the cloud icloud for sharing al

Facebook Timeline: How to Activate It ?

Facebook is changing radically and well on Friday, September 30, 2011. Besides the changes to the home page and newsfeed (lists, subscribe buttons and more), is the world's largest social networking site Facebook now with a totally new profile called Timeline . In fact, the new profile a list of 'your life on Facebook, which is in control of the user. The familiar "old" profile will no longer exist. Will not you wait? We now explain how you can activate Facebook timeline! The following steps describe how Facebook can now activate timeline. I would like to mention that Facebook timeline currently still under development and so may still contain bugs. Also it is only accessible to developers. A developer is without problems and you sequelae in just 30 seconds. Link to or retweet this message is appreciated. 1 . Login to your Facebook account. 2 . You have to activate the developer modes if you do not have developer at Facebook. To do this simply type 'dev

Dreams in “A Raisin in the Sun” ( THIS WORK WAS DONE FOR A CLIENT BUT HE DINT FOR THE TASK SO I AM UPLOADING IT)

Full name Professor’s name Course title Paper’s due date Dreams in “A Raisin in the Sun” Lorraine Hansberry wrote the play "A Raisin in the Sun" produced on March 11, 1959 at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre in New York. "A Raisin in the Sun" was the first drama produced by African American women on Broadway. The play won the New York Drama Critics Award in 1958 and 1959. The title of the play has a significant impact. The play shows how a family starts out good and gradually goes downhill and then they start back up good. For instance a sun raises and then sets. "A Raisin in the Sun", depicts a decisive picture of African American life in the mid 1950s. Hansberry described the Younger family dreams and how those dreams became deferred dreams. The family consisted of Mama (Lena Younger), Beneatha (her daughter), Walter Lee (her son), Ruth (his wife), Travis (their son). They all dream of a better life. Lena Younger also known as Mama "Claudia

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