HTC One Syncs From iPhone Backup

 Are you the only one who thinks that the recently introduced HTC One, when flipped over its back, does seem to resemble that of the iPhone 5 from Apple? Perhaps, but assuming you have been an iOS user for a fair number of years now, and in some sort of sorcery did HTC manage to sway your opinion to jump aboard the Android bandwagon with the HTC One, then you can take comfort in knowing that the migration process is not going to be that painful, especially with the latest version of the HTC Sync Manager that is said to deliver support for iPhone backups.

Yes sir, the spanking new Sync Manager that will accompany the HTC One is capable of processing a backup of a user’s iPhone, mining that file for all the relevant data and information within, before transferring it to the appropriate fields in your new Android-powered flagship device. Media, calendar entries, and even saved text messages will also be able to make the transition successfully, making platform migration between the two less painful.

MLB ‘At Bat’ App to Join The BlackBerry 10 Platform

We’ve seen how these last couple of days a lot of apps have been announced for BlackBerry 10. Just a while ago we told you about the famous Untappd app releasing for the new OS, and now MLB has announced they “At Bat” application will be available for the new BlackBerry 10 OS opening day. That’s great news, specially for all sports fan. Make sure you look for the app when BB10 is launched! Check out the press release below for more info.
MLB.COM AT BAT COMING TO BLACKBERRY 10 IN 2013

New York, NY, January 23, 2013 – MLB Advanced Media, the interactive media and Internet company of Major League Baseball and award-winning mobile app developer, today announced that the top-selling sports app of all-time – MLB.com At Bat® – will support Research In Motion’s new BlackBerry® 10 platform in 2013. MLB.com At Bat will be available for purchase on BlackBerry 10 smartphones by Opening Day.

Baseball fans will have access to At Bat’s wide array of interactive features, including scores, news, statistics and more, through a user interface  optimized for the new BlackBerry 10 mobile computing experience. Complete details on available features will be announced at a later date.

“BlackBerry has been an important platform for delivering content to baseball fans for many years and we are excited to continue that relationship by developing At Bat for BlackBerry 10 in 2013,” said Adam Ritter, Senior Vice President, Wireless, MLBAM.

“We are thrilled to work with MLBAM to bring its award-winning app, ‘MLB.com At Bat®’ to BlackBerry 10,” said Martyn Mallick, Vice President Global Alliances and Business Development. “Fans can expect an application rich with content about their favorite teams and players, from opening day all the way to the World Series. MLB.com At Bat is a ‘must-have’ app for any baseball fan.”